Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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ROBERT JOHNSON, Capt., 1916. Bob played at end and at guard this year, and his experience and fighting qualities kept the team on their toes every minute. Bob finished his third year as a Wesleyaii player and it is with regret that Wesleyan football fans see him graduate. CLAREMONT DUNHAM, '16. Muggs is one of the best half-backs that VVes- leyan has ever had. His ability as an open field runner, his speed, his tackling and his wonderful kicking ability have made him one of the most feared half-backs in the conference. This is Dunham's fourth and last year in football. NORMAN ELLIOTT, '16, Cap played his best game of football the past season. Playing at end, he b1'oke up many plays, was 1'arely circled and covered punts well. His best service to the team, however, was his ability to receive forward passes, gaining many yards via this route. He also made a specialty of recovering fum- bled balls and racing for touchdowns. Norm was the choice of many critics for a place on the con- ference all-star team. ELMER T. DOOCEY, 'lG. Elmer was handicapped all season by a bad knee. Although fast, a good line bucker and a deadly tackler, he was kept on the sidelines many times he- cause of his injury. His gameness in sticking with the team for four seasons, handicapped as he has been during the entire time by his knee, shows an unsur- passed fighting spirit, which may well be patterned after. My True Love Hath My Heart and I Have H1s Ruth Huffman 19