Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

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Q xv n NAD . wnms L ke V K ' ' yaqn. 19? f L+ 1-11'La1c.: Bulk 1, T wg .t l.Iig,' , 4f4H955h.y First Vow left to Flakfl a e, Pler on, loore, Kenny, Col, r, A fuboe d econd nO J nan dell O Tong, A uoPnerson, A Hacrl , J Dlefsor, B Ran dell, Folbert I Hoppe Fourth Row D GUthT16, R Fuller, L Moore, R Hall mark, Coach wlnscoe The 1941 Savage track squad, the largest in the last five years, expected to place high in the valley meets LUHS trackmen have been hampered the last two years by the lack of a suitable place to Work out However, the new cinder track should be completed this suring, and the team can then make un for lost time The track team participated in four meets the relays at Sugar City, the first night relays in the Arkansas valley at La Junta, the conference meet at La Junta, and tne district meet at Rocky Ford Seniors who have made their last appearance for the Savages are Jack Francisco, four-letter dash man, Keith Bell, three letter distance man, B111 Ransdell, three letter distance man and pole vaulter, Clarence Phllpy, Kenneth Dolan, and Bob Snyder, who lettered last year, and Allen McPher- son, Donald McKenney, Ruben Hallmark, Reuben Fuller, Don Strain, and Floyd Colyar, who were out for the first time this year. Jima.. Mig, Qnn l A ' f 'T.- : L. U d P, ' S D, Y D, Mc- H F. ra . L 'fr . S D W: . ' S -, , D XV' 1 , C. XL 53' Q L Q A . S E. u a Third Row: B. Snyder, K. Dolan, C. Phllpy, K. Bell, D. Strain, 3 . .4 I I g 0 - 1, . f 0 n Aww L. - . X umgva e Y I S fr' 5 2 ' x 1 A' Y v V0 17'- f' Q' H K sf' ' -1, ,,f'-N' 4 w i e 'YM .1 H J -I K Lg: ,f,,- nvrwaf .A 3225- fe Q

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cf' -X f WI, ll miami I 3 . L 15447, is fig 5, -We '15 First Row Kleft to rflghtl: J. Ransdell, K. Dolan, A. McPherson, O. Long, C. Conley, A. C. Hackley, R. Booth, J. Francisco. Sec- ond Row: C. Philpy, K. Bsohman, F. Morris, J. Harmon, K. Bell B. Ransdell, W. Reese. Third Row: D. Guthrie, D. Strain, E. Osborne, D. Moore, R. Hallmark, L. Moore, C. H. Holtcamp, Coach Ritchhart. ogg HERE ul - QQ4 4eAml '-' 191 , Y' , 9' , x Q! f 2' ' Y ' H 1' 1 is - I H ig with several lettermen returning the outlook was bright for a successful 1941 football season for L. U. H. S. However, early in the season the prospect was darkened by the loss of Glen Coats, who was sent with the National Guard to Oklahoma: oscar Long, who suffered a broken arm in our first fame with Pueblo Centralg and Clyde COIIICY. who suffered a recurrence of an old injure in our first league fame with Rocky Ford. In practice games the savages defeated Holly 33-0 and Florence l5-0. but were defeated by a strong Pueblo Central eleven 13-7. In the Pueblo game, Lamar made more first downs and more yard- age than the lildcats, but could put across only one touchdowng although they were inside the Wildcats' ten-yard line on five occasions. In league games, the savages were defeated by Rocky Ford 18-03 by the league champions, Las Animas 39-Og and by La Junta 38-14. La Junta scored 5 touchdowns in the last quarter. In mid-season the team became adjusted to the changes necessitated by the loss of first string men. In a return game with Rocky Ford. the Savages defeated the Meloneers 25-7, completion of 18 passes by Fritz Morris 'ag outstanding feature. On Armistice Day. Las Animas defeated La 28-6. The Trojans intercepted 2 passes just fore the end of the half to score twice. In third period they put over 2 more touchdowms as result of punts fumbled by the Savages. scored after a sustained drive down the field a pass to Francisco. In our last game of the year, we lost to Junta 25-13. ' The seniors who will play no more for L. H. S. are: Jack Francisco. all-conference endg WAce' Hackley. who carried on at center very m ably after Oscar Long was hurtg Keith Bell. A1 McPherson. Fritz Morris, Roscoe Bggth, Cgph B111 Ransdellg and reserves--Sonny Osborne, 1 Strain, Ruben Hallmark. Bob Lubbers, Kenneth D ans Football p ospects for 1941 are fair bright with the following experienced men retu ing: L. Moore, Guthrie, HoltcamP. Harmon, Reese Lenz. Do MOOTG. C. Conley. J. Ransdell. D. Horn. 1, 1. 6 f, li Ill..