Ladysmith High School - Flambeau Ripplings Yearbook (Ladysmith, WI)

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i l Belzll :GlBd ,C hYl'hA't.Ht'. I Scgonglgowzail. llaemc: Bfgfnglez gwesrlson, lltlllgtzger, B. Runkle, F. Walters, D. False, E. Palmer, ll. Gibbs. Bottom Row: E. Benson, M. Strop, Hanson, B. Stanton, M. Slusek, l. Thompson, M. Ran s, E. Wilson, J. Tumff, E. Strop. BASKETBALL The boys of the '49 basketball team started out a little slow, but, nevertheless, they started-hand when they started rolling there was no obstacle in their way big enough to prevent them from becoming Champs of the l'leart of the North Conference. Only one team, namely the lads from Chetelc, escaped their vengeance. Every team was beaten at least once and most of them suffered twice under the sharp shooting, and the masterful ways in which the boys performed on the court. Only during the tournament did the jinx of the football season return to talce toll and defeat the Champs in their match play. To the team of next year we wish the best of luclc, and sincerely hope that their season be as successful as was that of the past. mf QM xxx X X I Bun ALLEN, Manager at Euci-i GALE BREDESON' MMS 35

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S G-0 Bottom Row: O. McClintock, F. Martin, R. Zuck, W. Walters, B. Bredeson, L. Steede, J. Armstrong, D. Sabin, Asst Coach Hartwig. Second Row: Coach Yelic C. Kuettal, B. Stingle, D. Daniels AK, Palmer, D. Felge, N. Sabin B.-Metzger, J. Milcuncla, M. Strop. Back Rowfl. Thom rphy oyle e QE. Wilson, M. Manning, M. Rands, C. Metzger. fs J! by ,ffl ' , ' ' FOOTBALL Third l Tur , . Petrce, W. Burling, R. tlunlcle, B. Stanton, J. llurriff, R. Lzonhard, L. Rorscheclc. To the boys that participated in football during the year of 1941, and to the faithful coaching of Coach Yelich, we give our sincerest compliments. Although no victories were enjoyed by the team or the coach, there was a faithful attendance throughout the entire season. It seemed that in every game the team gained more yards, and literally shoved their opponents all over the field, but when it came to the closing minutes the little Black Jinx was always there. But in spite of the many losses we still stand behind the fellows who went out to win, were defeated, yet still appeared Monday night for practice with set determin- ation in their hearts. And to the team of 1942 we give our best of wishes and hope that they get rid of that Jinx, and get on the win train for good. 0 DB BREDESON, Manager MR. HARTWIG, Ass't Coach BUD ALLEN Manager aug!! , - ' H MSIVA J' l l If , I 1 I 1 ,-1 i s 1' . 1

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