Garfield Junior High School - Review Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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The REVIEW NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR Basket Ball Team Top row-Pazolas, F., Burmaster, G.: Nvitte, Coachg Galeles, F.g Bishop, F. L Bottom -row-Magellas, G.: Hubbel, C.: XV1son, G. BASKET BALL 1924 Coach NVitte with new material developed a good team in basketball, Oshkosh fell before the Pazelonians, as did the faculty and the Vocational school. Garfield had an exceptional line team this year especially in Manis and W'atson playing for thc Garfield their second year. Most of Roosevelt's team had to be developed this year. Practically a new team will wear the purple and gold next year also. BASEBALL 1924 Games postponed on account of rain this year does not give us anything to write about except the two faculty games in which our superior knowledge dispensers took our team into camp I2-O in the first tilt and 20-19 in the second fracas. We were ahead at times in the last game and had the glory of batting our principal out of the box. Fohl and johnson did the work on the mound. A little spark, a little coil A little gas, a little oil A piece of tin, a little board Put them together and you'll have Mr. lVakeman's ford. Page 30

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The REVIEW NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR 1 City Junior Champs Top 'row--Peter Julius, Lawrence Connors, Howard Schussler, Henry Zoellner, John Lltcher, Louis Hansen, Coach Johnson. ' Middle row-Robert Dunlap, Clyde Merrill, George McMillan, Captain Richard Xvatson, Aho Manis, Leo Giebel, Jack Niles. Bottom row-Leland Hansen, Leslie McCreery, Ronald Hill, Hllarion Bingen. SPORTS Garfield has a record to be proud of in basketball, out scoring all opponents three to one. Perhaps they will never have :mother record like this but we all hope so. Last season's scoring did not run as high as this scason's but the team was there and usually Won. Last season Garfield lost the Grst game of the series to Roosevelt but were with- out Abe Manis and one or two others regulars but swamped the Teddies in the re- maining games of the series. This season the only game lost was to the Juniors by a I8-15 decision in the Little Five Tournament for the Championship. Last season they also lost to the Vocational School in the championship event by one point. There is but one more sport activity left that we may take from thc Teddies in which all able should go out for and that is Baseball , The call of the pigskin brought a large number to the gridiron. The crowd soon thinned down to the first and second teams. The green and white got even with Roose- velt as they copped the city title the former year. All players went through the season with no serious injuries, and showed good sportsmanship in their battles. The rest of the honor goes to Coach Johnson and the second team to make a good first team. Nov. I7 we invaded VVauwatosa and lost by a 9'3 flwslon- GRIDIRON RECORD Garlield 7 Roosevelt 6 Garfield 6 I Roosevelt 18 Garfield 25 Roosevelt 7 Garfield 3 Wauwatosa 9 Garfield 4I Opponents 40 Note: There were a few loyal fans that motored down to Wauwatosa and witnessed the hard fought battle. . '

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The REVIEVV NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR Garfield Basketball Team Top row-John Murray, Charles Mayer, Coach Johnson, Maurice Murray. Bottom. row-Howard Schussler, Captain Richard WVatson, Abe Manis, Carl Rady, George McMillan. About thirty-tive fellows came out for basketball, but the number thinned to the names above. We can state that we are undefeated among junior Highs of the State, and the Teddies found victory impossible. This year we had some new talent in the lineup, and we had more victories to our credit. VVe played outside teams, playing home and return games with them. Again we took part in the Little Five Tournament and met defeat for the first time in the title games. OUR RECORD Garfield 33 Ripon 6 Garlield IS Rosevelt 6 Garfield 18 Wauwatosa c Garfield 37 Ripon 4 Garfield 22 Vifauwatosa 9 Garfield 48 Roosevelt S Tournament Garheld 18 Sophomores I7 Garfield I5 Juniors IS Garfield 209 Opponents 68 Page 3 1 A