Kenosha High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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'upw ,Si.'C1l'l'll X N Football Cheerlng students! Pranclng warrnors on the battleheld! craclzer lack! Red and black, black and red! Bearntng faces: sparkhng eyes, charmlng smtlesq flashy ties!! Suddenly everyone is gulet. Players on the fleld stand sttll. The flag rlses slowly as the students stng the natlonal anthem accompanled by the hand. The B1g Elght Conference hegins' Stlrrlng marches played by the handl Peanuts-sodee pop- gs fi 4 Lytle, Manager Doblotns, Mandel, S .wg Peterson, Mr. Dtcl-15, Barca, Mtlzsts, xx Hansen -'Thi-el, Manager. . ,i ll Mr. Trewyn, lones, Arnbelang, X,ff 6 C ,Zales l?'chat-ds, Hauhnch, Housh, Warren. u,,Q,Q,,,,, ,,k,... 1- M ,ly ' ' g Pterson, Hughes, Ferguson, Stanl-1, 'C , ' X ., Q .HY Covelll, Gordon, Bernacchl, x' kfd x 9 Q . ' 5. iffy, +I' . fx 1 Football Games of l937 gi ,'-Q g SEPTEMBER 18. ' E , ff NSF l' -'SY' Before an over-flow crowd, lured by ldeal weather, Kenosha! Re-Llmen toppled Fond du Luc of the Fox Q 5,4 A Pver Valley conference, 21 to O. The vlctory was a personal one for Coach Dlclls SINCE Fond du Lac IS coached , . - C - , sf by Morton Ptne, hrs teammate ln Kenosha l-hgh and later at Rlpon College. N A In the llrst few rmnutes of play, Kenosha scored two polnts on a safety. Shortly after, Bolo Gordon made a S l 31 yard touchdown run, and Stanlf locked for the extra polnt. ln the thlrd quarter, Covelll fumbled on the goal llne, N Q hut lee Mtlcgts smothered the hall for a touchdown. Late ln the game, Kenosha blocked a Fond du Lac punton the . +V, A fwe yard lute, and Goggxns carned the hall over for the ftnal tally of the game. g ' I X, . , X is X X 1 -'5'x-I r t 'm . l QI! ' ' ' g-il' ,Q fi- A- r E' aw. E- .. X gem: - ,X , S , kgam X, . x ., . . ..t..,s... X- Q wQ:3es.3'Fvi!rx

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K. H. S. Qrchestra K. H. S. Band Rhythm Club String Quartet

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Football Games of 1937 SEPTEMBER 25. ln the conference opener, Madtson Central, under the lrqhts of Breeze Stevens Fleld, upset the Reds of Kenosha 13 to 6. Kenosha domrnated throughout the game, reqtsterrnq ll frrst downs to Central's 4. Kenosha scored rn the second quarter on runs made by Covellr and Gordon. The Madrsonrtes tted the score at the end of the thrrd quarter when Potter returned a punt for 65 yards. Madrson scored agarn rn the last quarter on a pass from McCann to Potter. Sander reserved a pass from Potter for the extra potnt. OCTOBER 2. Under the lrghts at Horllck Stadturn, Kenoshas Red Devrls rebuffed then' hosts 7 to O, The Kenoshans rolled up a total of erqht frrst downs to the Scarlet and Grey's one. The lone score came rn the frrst ftve rnrnutes when Carnosy scored from the one foot lrne after Covellt had placed the oval on that marker by vtrtue of a 17 yard , V ' V' ' end sweep. Carnosy converted for the extra pornt, 4 l if if L' OCTOBER 9. Q I Kenosha HIQTIVS Red Devtls met the enemy and were defeated loy Madrson West's powerful qrrd Juqgernaut uv' - ' 4' wrth a score of 12 to 6. West opened the scorrnq hostrlrttes wtth a touchdown after several tnterupted drrves. West scored aqarn in the last quarter on Phahler's rnterceptlon of a Kenosha pass, Prerson made the only Kenosha touchdown on an end sweep after placrnq the ball III posltron for a score on two prevtous taunts, Byrd, l-lame, Klees, Sparalcts, Mandel Feel-zler, r Fngrnaurtee, Karpowtcz, Peterson, Bernaceht, Pamlow, Person, Pteclzer, Hansen- Lytle, Manager. Mr, Trewyn, Puras, Kray, Wllsotr, Dolifbtns, Steftens, Fkrrtlyelanfg, Dtetz, Martnellt, Ptehl, Krolc, lones, Hauhrlch, lllglllfnfl lfftlftf' Wfrrreri Pyshkus, Capoflar-io, P1Cl'1arfl::, Dlehl, Stanlt, l'lE'I'FICl'1, llurnlxie, Gullvransen, Langer, lfalvonnan, Dtehl, Polanln, Barca, floursh, Phelan, Thlel. Btelewtcz, Stanlc, Devtne, March, Hughes, Ferguson, Covellt, Mr. Dtelc:-', Gfrrnlon, Dilulule, Pulera, Covelll, Herrrfxli, Arneclne, VV,F:lSE'. l'ugr' ,gl'l'l'lll4'l'II ll