Highland High School - Iris Yearbook (Highland, IL)

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FOOTBALL Collinsville Belleville Roxanna Venice Opponents Y Nashville Edwardsville Livingston Ste P8111 Trenton Pocahontas Roxanna Mulberry Grove Pocahontas Carlyle Lebanon Y Pocahontas Mulberry Grove Litchfield St Paul Roxanna O'Fal1on Collinsville RECORD H.H 54 6 6 7 Date Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar. 5 Place Here There Here There There OPP. O 19 O 6 Belleville Belleville Carlyle Carlyle Madison Madison BASKETBALL RECORD Here There There There There There Here Here Here Here There Here Here There Here S OPP Lang Werner Michael Gindler Stuckwisch Siegrist Holtkoetter Blattner Maurer OPP. 26 50 3 O INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD 118 151 1 O9 FOOTBALL This year our football team came through with a very successful season, winning three games and losing only one Probably the most hard fought game of the season was the last game with Venice in which the Bulldogs emerged victors by one point Captain Lang was the mainstay of the team and did most of the ball handling The starting line up consisted of four seniors, four juniors, two sophomores, a d one freshman JRESTLING In addition to the regular matches of the season, several of the boys on wrestling team took part in sectional and State tournaments Six members of the wrestling tear went to Granite City for the tournament this year and returned with three awards Harry Mueller received a second place in the 155 pound class, Kenneth Williman received third in the 105 pound class and Elmer Fellhauer fourth in the 145 pound class Mueller went to the State tournament, but lost his first match there BASKETBALL The basketball team had a fairly successful season this year and much interest was taken in the sport Captain Lang was the only one of last year's first team playing again, and therefore this year' team had little experience However, the team worked well together and played some very fine basketball. In the regional tournament held at Highland, the Bulldogs were pitted against Collinsville and defeated and Collinsville went on to win the tournament. The men who saw most of the action on the first team were Lang, Michael, Holtkoetter, Gindler, Siegrist, and erner while Stuckwisch and Blattner filled in very capably as reserves Only three out of the first ten are graduating this year, so next year's prospects are very promising 22 21 26 16 Ho Ho C O N. . A. . 15 19 18 19 16 52 28 21 41 . 5 21 50 9 27 21 12 28 15 68 19 21 19 22 20 21 22 21 . 1 15 28 20 2 15 15 15 9 18 20 3 Mulberry Grove 16 There 24 35 17 50 28 N. . A. 23 40 19 . 6 25 35 15 53 55 14 28 42 . 17 51 50 I 21 28 25 27 51 41 17 35 the

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