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Football Squad Top Row, left to right : Pearl Shipley, Stanley Jachinis, Charles Alexanderson, Williavrr Wilfin- ger, Ronald Cummings, Robert Duncan, Dave I-yda, Clark Camp. Warren Mickey, Mike Metyssne. Captain-Elect 1934, William Repka, Clarence Hoffman, Raymond Williams. Middle Row. left to right : Coach C. J. Kessler, A. J. Zimmerman. Faculty Manager; Harold Carlson, Student Manager; Winton Rosenberger, Clarence Conley, Joseph Poracky, Robert Niel, Leonard Wojciechowski, Theodore Cuicki, Peter (Irish, Herbert Motley, Edward Dvorscak, Student Manager, Coach R. M. Wilson, Coach A. T. Hutchinson, F. S. Barrows, Director. Bottom Row, left to right : Amos Powell, William Stanford. Robert Burns, Wayne Mecklen- burg, Edward Kozubal, Capt,.; Kenneth Garrett, Estris Sharp, John Van Vleet, John Gorski. Freshmen Team Top Row , left to right : Coach Hutchinson, Robert Jewett. Joseph Schieve, Stanley Mayden, Raymond Williams, Elmer Ahrendt, John Dowgiello, William Stanford, Coach !R. M. Wilson. Bottom Row, left to right ; Cornell Stanciu, Raymond Tauber, Capt.l John Dobrowolski, Carl Bjorkland, Edward Dvorscak, Harold Carlson, Manager. Rage Thirty-one
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EDDIE KOZl’BAL, Captain Football Boys H 7 o Have Played Their Last Game for Tech KKNNETH GARRETT — “Bud” played guard two years on the varsity team, and he will not be back next year. He was small but a great help to the team. “Bud” made the Conference Team in “33”. EDWARD KOZUBAL — “Eddie” was the oldest member on the squad. He had played four years on the varsity, and be- cause of his excellent record and ability to play, Eddie was elected captain of the 1934 team. Eddie, weighing 230 pounds, was the heaviest man on the team. He made the Conference Team in 1934. CHARLES ALEXANDERSON— “Swede” saw service for two years also. He took his turn playing guard and center. He played a hard and clean game at all times. He will be missed next year. JOHN GORSKI — John was not found until his senior year, and he certainly proved to be a great find. His hard work at center and fullback proved to be a success to the team. WARREX MICKEY- -“Mickey” was another boy who proved to be a great help in his senior year. He played end. and even though he weighed only 159 pounds, he made the All- Conference Team. JOSEPH PORACKY — “Joe,” who saw three years of service at quarterback position, will be lost this year. He came through many times when things looked bad. His greatest game was against Hammond High. He made the All- Conference in 1931-34. JOE PORACKY, Quarterback Page Thirty-two
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