Hillsboro High School - Perisphere Yearbook (Hillsboro, ND)

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PAGE TFVVENTY THE PERISPHERE First row--Me-rlin Hagen, Thomas Kelly, Capt. Wallace Osm-on, Douglas Mer- genthal, Stanley Anda. Second' row-Forrest Johnson, Milton Aase-n, Business Manager, Ralph Schuricht, Charles Winberg, Albert Osmon, Coach Newgardl, Stanley Anderson, Donald Arne- son.

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THE PERISPHERE PAGE NINETEEN When :Coach Jug Newgardu called for candidates for the 1939 football squad-, thirtyethree huskie .prospects turned out -with the idlea of winning a letter. OI these thirty--three hopeful gridders, six were returning lettermen4Co. Cap- tains Franklin Skogen and Thomas' Kelly along with Wallace Osmon, Darrell Sor- um, Herman Lovas, Douglas Mergenthal. Around these, 'Coach Newgard was to at- tempt to build a team, capable of keeping at par ,with or even- bettering the records of past year's football teams. It looked dark at firstg ibut as time went on it brightened' up for the team because they were learning fast. At the end, after we had another successful sea- s-on of seven wins -and: one defeat lby Class A teaml we -were 'recognized by manyas -North Dakota's 'Class U3 Unoffi- cial Champions, for thle second consecu- tive year. After this' very fine year, Wal- lalce Osmonf, Darrell Sorum, and Co-Cap- tains Frank Skogen an-di Tom Kelly, were picked on the first :All Conference Team. LeRoy Jacobson and: 'Captains-elect 'Her- man Lovas and George Krum were hon- ored on the secondl team. FOOTBALL BURROS WIN FOURTH TITLE Franklin lSkogen and Tom Kelly were placed on the All State Team and Wal- lace Osmon was placed on- the second All State Burros Burros Burros iBurros Burnos Burros Team.. FOOTBALL soonms 04Va1leyv city is. 6-JCasselton 0. 47-4Mayville 2. 19-Lakota O. 25-Larimore 0. 28-Northwood, 0, Burros- -Hatton Qforfeitl 4Burros 33'-Cooperstowni 6. The following men received letters for their 'work:- ' Franklin Skogen ....... George Krum .......... Herman Lovas ........ -Cope Hagen ......... Arnold Sorum .,.,... 4 ,.,,, LGR-oy J aoo-bson ....... ....,,.. l.,.q .,.....Center .K ...... Guard .L ..... Tackle .Halfback Q1-Ialfback Charles Winberg ....... .,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, E nd Forrest Johnson ........... .......... fl-I alfback Doug Mergenthal ......... .,,..,,,..,, G uard Darrell Sorum ......,..... ,..,,,. T aekle Lyle Henning .,...,.., ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, E nd Wallace Osmon ,........ ............. H alfback Harland Gunkel ......... .......... Q uarterback Tom Kelly ............... .............. F ulliback Merlin 'Borke .......... ................... G uard Milton Aasen ....... Quarterback

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'Wallace Osvmon, Cope Hagen, and Tommy THE PERISPHERE PAGE TWENTY-ONE BASKETBALL With the football equipment all packed away' we were ready, under the leadiership of !Coach Newgard and Capt. Wallace Osirnon, to begin another hardwood sea- son. - We had three lettermen returning- Kelly. But on the other hand, We had some tall undertclassmen who were to help build up a basketball te-am. We were very inexperienced at first, but possessed a gre-at deal of grit and fight, in which our championship hopes were. ' When the tournament rolled around, we thought we couldn't be beat, but we lost to Mayville, an old rival, in the semi- final round. We went on to win third place in district two. Wahace Osrnon was placed on the First All District Team and Doug Mergenthal on the second.. Wallace Osmon and Tom Kelly were placed- on the. First All Con- ference Team and: Doug Mergenthal on the second. LETTERMEN Wallace Osmon 'Albert Os-mon Tom Kelly Merlin Hagen Doug Merge-nthal Donald Arneson Charles Winberg' Forrest Johnson Stanley Anda