La Crosse High School - Voice Yearbook (La Crosse, KS)

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CHAS. MAURER fChuckj Capt. Elect. Right Tackle When ever a team tried to come through the right side of our line they rret with serious opposition for Chuck was not to be denied. Chuck was a battler from whistle to whistle and after the whis- tle had blown, Chuck could usually be found beneath the pile for he never knew what it meant to step back. DONALD KYLE fBossJ Right End Kyle was the lad who brought joy to our hearts for many were the times that he took the ball for a long twisting run through our op- ponents. Boss was also a handy iran and was placed in various positions in the line-up and had no trouble holding his own. Kyle was our star punter and pass receiver. CAPT. THEO. OCHS fTeddyJ Full Back Theo. was a whale of a man on defense, but was handicapped on offense on account of a bad knee and was fclrccd to leave several ganfes on account of injuries. but he alwavs gave his best and never can'e out of a gante until forced out through injuries. KENNETH WHEAT Right Half Wheat was perhaps the handiest Iran on the team, for at times he was played in every position and filled it creditably. - Wheat was a good broken field runner and a good line plunger and never failed to do his bit when it came to spiking. Wlheat could carry the ball, tackle, punt, drop kick, forward pass and also receive a pass in creditable fashion. ' ALFRED TURNER fSlatsJ Left End Another one of those handy lads who could play niore than ons position with credit to himself and the team. Slats was regarded as the best spiker on the team, and if there is any doubt, ask Ransom High. Slats was equally good at. punting, passing, drop kicking, and lugf ing the ball.

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f N RALPH MEYER CGoostieJ Left Half I It was to Meyer that We looked for our short gains up to the goal line and seldom, if ever, he failed us. Goostie Was one of the hardest tacklers on the team and when it came to spiking, few, if any, surpassed him. , CORWIN HALLETT fCorkJ . Left Guard Hallett was an aggressive fighter and the opposition was Well aware -of his fighting qualities before the game was over. Cork was another one of those lads who believed in sixty minute games. l HAROLD HEALZER QP. IJ Center Healzer gets the name of iron man for he is the only member of the team that played through every game of the season. Healzer was a good cool man at center and never worried his back iield with bad passes and on the defense, helped back up the line in creditable manner. A KENNETH WOLFE CKen0l i Quarterback ' Wolfe played quarter on offense and end on defense and few were the teams that skirted his end, once he got accustomed to his position. t Keno had the misfortune to have his collar bone broken in the first game, but the close of the season found him back at his old posi- tion giving all he had. WM. DIXON CWild Billy Left Tackle Bill missed the first game as he had not won his spurs, but once he got into the game he never was replaced. Bill made the space within his reach very discouraging for any one to try to pass.