Lancaster High School - Golden Arrow Yearbook (Lancaster, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1950 volume:

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' . . .J ,' WILLIAM J WEBB GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AND A FRIEND KENNETH MILES A FORMER CLASSMATE Zfn N emoriam V Crapp P Huff D Bass K McCulloch I Landon V Landon B Hahn C Curley B Funk B HICKOK Mr Schaefer J Thompson A Schwantes A McCarvxl1e D Burg,g,r.Lf L Kmney K McCorm1ck R Pmk A Roggensack W Case R Olsen J Stevens I Huffman S Zenz D Buchanan F Melr V Kaeper J Zenz R Irlsh R Noble D Clements B Bolender D Sandleback N Latham J Aubxn M Mflfglll D Ferns E Sauex P Punk C Kelly M Bradley G Woods l30lDE ARROW 1 SIAFF Cu Edmtur Buwxness Manager ff Y Co-Editor X E112 QNX A D M I 0 N ,f ,A Rx SUPERINTENDENT H G GALL SCHOOLS Bom or EDUQMIO tu A nsen er ar .1 Ha C gabrxtson D I M Intvxn R R Rfgcrxsdrk L H Bron r 5'9- C XRXPI D 'U' J IOHP-SOX' P533 if .I C Y 63550 I F ROWN ' LW aw luk- Wm F M Amozg 5 5 FSC Y 1 LFIN M MACKEH1 QOHR H 40 k J 1 OMAD ANEY H BR FICF I E' :rxlk , b L fry PM li . gt 5 '- -ii' 6 j- . - wr , 1 3 Q, S I 1 l4,,x,l-ll 1 o A' 4. 17. ,M .IN ' . 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CLASS 0F '50 EXECUTIVE B OARD Mr Karrmann B Hahn Mxss Hampton J Huffman V Crapp L Cherrle Mlss Drown P Huff K McCulloch On September 19 1946 the senlors gave the off1cxal welcome party for the 'freshxes Most of the 81 freshmen were present We showed ab1l1ty ln chooslng good leaders Officers were Presxdent John Schurman v1ce presxdent Stanley Zenz secretary Ann Roggensack treasurer Ann McCarv1l1e Student Councxl Representatlve J1m Huffman Returmng to school agam after a summer of ftm we were ready for mne short months of education Barbara Bolender subnutted the wmmng name for the 48 Annual and all further edxtxons The Pow and Tle Party was a wmter event of lnterest to all with Joan Austm and her new look' takxng home the prlze Headmg our class were Stanley Zenz presxdent Ralph Noble uce pres1 dent Pat Huff secretary Dav1d Buchanan treasurer James Huffman Student Councxl Representatlve As upper classmen we won recognltlon vuth our play A Mlnd of Her Own The Circus Dance was well attended could xt be that people thought they d see a few relatlves 'P '7 The most lmportant event of the year was our Jumor Prom Aprxl 22nd was the date chosen Veda Landon was chosen by Kmg Wendell Case to relgn as Queen Aprll Showers was the theme Class offxcers were Wendell Case presldent Ralph Noble vxce pres1dent Vxrgll Crapp secretary Danny Joyce treasurer Rxta Pmk and Jerry Eberhardt Student Counc11 Representatxves I Wxth the turn of the half century we fmd ourselves seniors The b1g proyect of the year was the edxtmg of the Annual This year our book has a hard cover and lb the bxggest ever to be publxshed by a class of L H S Ann McCarv1lle and hm Huffman were co edxtors .,!Q I . 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Velma Nles Vee FHA Wa1tress There was a lxttle glr -13 Larry Nolan Slob H1 Y Football Hasketball Track Intramural Sports Letterman s Club Mxxed Chorus Boys Chorus Projectxomst Ice cream IS good for growmg boys Elgle Noble Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track Volleyball Intramural Sports 2 Lettermen's Club 4 Class Play So sh1nes a good deed 1n a naughty world X..-f Robert Olson Bob H1 Y Camera Club Intramural Sports Mlxed Chorus Boys Chorus Ensembles Annual Staff Llttle lamb God bless you I is Ralph Noble pO0g19 FFA 1 2 3 Pres V Pres Football Basketball Baseball Track Volleyball Lettermen s Club Class V Pres Annual Staff Farmmg Now or never was thc tlme 99,3 If Lorramc Pettit Bookkeeper Far from the mad emng crowd ar- at-h Verne Noble Whxtey Track Lettermen s Club and 2 3 olos Farmmg Here today gone tomorrow X X 'S Patric1a Pink Pa FHA Band 2 Solos 2 Ense mbles Muslc Clmic Annual Staff Home Ec Teacher Nothing less than the best ll YI , Y ,3 1 3,4 h ll ' 1' '3 ,, . 1',, eo' 3 . 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Teachu Flght t ll thi 1 ist 5, isp A1101 Twist Volleyball Class Sc Class lx ms Mwcd Chun us Glec Club Class Play Forensms Annual St iff Chfl'-1ll'lI'l Serx IL L N acmn 1 Crown Gwc thulv n Wood Red T 1 H1 Y Lliss Plax Prod 3 Annual St Lff Spanlsh Club J Teanhc r You rc onlx w ouna onu 13' 'sway T4 X. f .Rv f, gl X x J' 2 IUNIURS 2 W 'XY V x -J ,f A XS EXECUTIVE BOARD D Ferrlfs B Starret D Clements D Txller Mr Kufasow J Suttle L Huff 'Y V no ovlvf T R M Revnolds C Leuns B Knapp H Webb R Salms Van Nfltta B Pxnk W Rexsel M Vespcrman M Rmhter Stevens D Txllcr M Leghnxr E Place M Nolan B Jam1son M Karrmann M Walsh R Zenz M Pmk B Starret W Saber L McCar'v11le P Smlth J Suttle D Schnelder T Smxth R Schnexder G Vesperman D L1ckel W QQXQQV X Duncan R At IIISOII R Croft B Chapman P Dobson L Adams Belscamper Duncan J Bennett M Budworth D Clemente E Brlel Carroll .I Bast D Croft L Drew W Bowen A Drew Duve S Bark M Chmstenson T Dodge l R Lebben P Lorenz M Muldoon C Knapp D Klrochbdum Lorenz Phalen C Muench I Morrow A Moore G Orr Lelbfxmd J Huffman H H'1I1llltOI'l N Frltz J Hlcnok Hulf M Tohnson X rlle Hlslms I Hoffn .ln R Hoffman J Hmm C 1 F o F Fitz .I Garner R Eberhard Hutghnroft D Flesh I Hora L Huff P Cullen C Hamsha V Hale Jx' f ol. ' KV 'KJ llllllllllllllllllllllll lmnmnnumunnunnumn SOPHOMORES ' ff A xl Mr Wulf B Wood Mrs Arwold K Ir1sh W Block L Kelly Mr Sohaefer S Mmllm D Reed 2, W i EFF ix 11 D Snvder D V'mN.1tta R Vwepkmg S Rmh J Vesperman Qhuster P Roach L N cont S 1 E Rmsom Scott E Tavlor D Reed B Wood E Ruchtx I Tw st D Wxeland K R G Buck R Burton G Austm D B1shell W Block R Bryhan R Aunt n N Barr E Block W Bendorf S Bradley R Aluorn J Calloway H Bellls S Belscamper J Burton D Carey s xxvw SW Cull I Kasper R Crapp J Joyce S Hartlme M Dobson Chrlstenaen Irxsh L Duncan R DeBuhr I Clxn er T Flood H Cllfton Drew P Dobson J Keene L Kelly K lrxsh R Ertz X 19 7- X ...1.iX .jk ga H Koppen R Pagel L Nnckel R Krohn C McCulloch C OStrander V K1nney P Khndt C Udelhofen C Mnllm P Landon E Pl Ice J Mic ke J Kujaw 1 E McLean T Pmk L Laufenberg M Burggraf J Natter O Laufenberg, A415 L- ix wk Zi ,Q WM? A XI KX l FRESHMEN 7 S EXECUTIVE B DAR D M1 Oehrlem J Hoffman Mrs Hromadka C Ingebrxtsen .I Heberlem T H'ltLh Mxss Ienks N McIntyre A Thompson FQESHMEN O XO0:f Dersnh R Dunum I Curlev I DeBuhr I3 Keller D bm DFQSQIQI' Gabel R Dreswlu N Ellm I Cummms M Cull N Drew Dav J Garner I L Glynn C Dunmngton D EH12 J Gard I 0 Walker H Sexpel J Shaw M Zxegler VanN'1tt'1 J Steffen5 B S1s1oy F Stmpqon A Thompson Udelhofen M Whnmh M Wxlharrs CJ Spence M Txvlor Swecncv A Taylor Bub11t7 M Bnel C Blogk J Clauer D Bendorf B durl E5 Brmkrnan C East M Lise E Callan M Case K Addxson M Blackbourn Binlerxow R Cox G Blrr D Buchanan I Buxton D Bxhl Burr 55.1 J X ...M Pmk D Morgan H Roblnson D Morr1son B Roesch C Noble Ransom V Robison L Muldoon I Rltter D Rawson .I M1165 Schnelder D Schramm J Muldoon N McIntyre N Raxsbeuk Schxldgen F Schlelcher 1, X X 'K XX NK A f WQRESH M A N N Kelly H Helker B Losch D Hochhousen C Kasper L Luckey J Jeberlem C Ingebrxtsen J Hore F Ihm S Kerr T Hatch C H111 D Hahn K Martm J Hoffman L Knoke P Koeller , f' V' .X -L 1 ACTIVITIES if k 1 3 BAND When school started agaxn on September 6 the band was III full swing It per formed at all the football games and made intricate formations on the girdiron for Dad s Day Homecomlng and Armistxce Day Our f1rst concert of the new school year was played at the fa1r grounds ln cooperatlon w1th the West Grant Saddle Club for the Rescue Squad beneflt On December 3 the band welcomed the members of rural schoolboards through out the county by glvxng a concert at the Grantland An operetta Chrxstmas for Others presented by the publxc school puplls was accompamed by an orchestra selected from the band The band students prepared solos and ensembles for the festlval whxch was held at Mmeral Point A pre festlval concert was held 1n March In the sprmg the band also presented the1r annual concert at the County Home and partlcxpated m the Memorlal Day ceremony Llbrarxans for the band were Gerald Buck and Natahe Mclntyre Student D1 rector was Pat Pmk and Jean Stevens was the Student COUIJCII Representatxvc Wxthm the past year fxve new 1nstruments have been added to the band the txmpano bass clarlnet French horn bellyre and susaphone 4'--4CvX0 ' D Joyce A Roggensack M Lechmr J Kujawa D Mornson R Mr Fredr1ck C Curley S Belscamper P Klmdt A Thompson TP1nk J Calloway B S1sley V K1nney A Schwantes S Hartlxne E Brlel C Ingebr1tsenL Luckey L Knoke BA mn BAND M Zxegler A Taylor D Rawson G Buck H Bellls B Starret Natter P Dmk N hllls M Wxllxdms. D Wleland S M1ll1n J' Glynn Zenz Huff M Johnson M Kirrmann E Sager J Hoffman B TracyC Kelly Buck C, Thorpe L Vmcem P Follo M Vespcxman J Hlckok Wmcent Plnk D Bass P Smlth .T Thompson T H1'-,k1ns P Roebch P Huff Stevens McIntyre E Taylor C Obtrander R Zenz I Landon A Udelhofen A M 'V' f - 45 v N 'Qi I 'if V' 'S- ' Q csv. Silk-.l .4 Choruses 'x 5. M ,f H! x-O V ,ll 1 mr fm' '4E'x. f 'Y '- xxiif .lm i l ... r' M f 'q, E 1 1+-f K W , 'A I J 3 J , ' x .i Q N f X .lf -, v y 22- fr - . H , Q4 , Q - r 1 i m sh . I ' ,H tn-In . - U w 6 'f 1 f 6: 3, fs' , S s M' ' 44' -. ,- ' ' N 2 , - 1 '- V, X f x 3 : 'J ' ' 5 . -'-'Sf' XA ,S j j4-'F ' iff , , gi? l X . , E .1 ' ir , , S. t I - ff .'1 ,. ' 'f:f 'J g Z I4 ' s. ' 1 Q' - 'A ' 1 4. : ' . . V , 1 - N ,' 1 . ' 1' ' ' . ' L f . , , 'fb . 5 ., x r-1 A I is . ' f' ,. L ,V M F7 ' ,K v ' r I vt ff I , V 'I I.. i. 3 - ,J .1 V qv 9. V H 4 - R ,, K7 f X 5 H 4 ' x-' ' L 5 w X I .,, Q . ' f T' B z U K . f . EM I I I, J... W ' -. QA, A A A I 1 ' W ' x L ' ,A if Jf , ' 1 if . f ' K , . V IV E 1 ff 1 fx... 1 - vw L ' y X 1 ' x A. . . , WE, ' x K - i I n , A .I 6. , '. A ,5i'x.', 'il ll. - Prom Royalty L to R Rlta Pmk Batty Jdl'll1'wfH Queen Ve-da Larxdon Je ID Garner md Joan Zenz .Q ' -. Q v-: '5 K 'H I E . x' A- ' s xl J ' 4 ' 1 X ' 3 .4 H- 5 A? 1 1 .t ,L Q 1 R D Ferrxs C Curley J Stevens G Buck 2 R M W1llldmS J DeBuhr P Gxllen N McIntyre R C Levin L Brmkman S Pelscamper R Carroll Debate Thxs year twelve students under the dxrectlon of Mr Kussow were de batmg the proposxtlon Resolved That the Presldent of the Umted States be Elected by Direct Vote Affxrmatlve debators mcluded Mary W1l11ams Natalle McIntyre Grace Chrlstensen Gerald Buck Cathex-me Curley and Pat Gxllen Negative team members were James DeBuhr, Shxrley Belscam r, Carol Levin, Jean Stevens Dean Ferrxs, and Rosemary Carroll A practxce debate between Lancaster and Boscobel was held at Lancaster Ianuary 13. On January 19 all debate teams met at Platteville for the district contest. ?ff-Chnl , M '.z'5?r'A' ay. env, ' . l 7 W I x .1 l I l 6' is , , 3 K T -.. ' T. .-- . . . . '. . . . - . . H - . y . I Q - 1 3. .-- . '. . ' , . ' . . ' . 9 . f , L . Y I ' ,Y - . .. , H . . ,, . . . . . . . , v v ' y I 1 pe v I . 0' a N. Ag 9 'R fb 7 A 4 4' nl- 'S Forensics 5 Z 5524 D Ferris B Roe:-,ch C Noble G Christensen B Bolender R Austin M Williams L Burton N Ellis J DeBuhr C Millen N McIntyre A Taylor J Nattcr I Hoffman L Knokr A Udelhofcn M Taylor L Brinkman J Suttle D Reed X 'Yi Em f ' If Thirty six students under the able direction of Mr Kussow and Miss FORENSICS Brown participated in forensics this year The ever popular humorous declamatory section included Betty Walker Jean Natter Sharleen Millm Arlene Taylor Jean Hoffman Marvin Case LoRayne Burton and Mary Williams Serious declamatory participants were Beverly Roesch, Leila Brinkman Jeanene Suttle Natalie McIntyre and Nancy Ellis. Dean Ferris Jim DeBuhr Melvin Case and Arlys Udelhofen participated in the non-orginal oratory group while Grace Christensen again composed an original oration. Our representatives in the extemporaneous speaking and reading sections were Gerald Buck and Bob Austin respectively. A 15' McCarv1lle C Kelly W Case B Starret D liller R Huff J Huffman K McCorm1ck Miss Hampton J Natter Stevens Hoffman D Clements C Ingebritsen L Kelly B Wood Student Council Stratton and the student body and to promote a more cooperative and democratic student government During the year they organized the Homecoming activities led the Red Cross Drive March of Dimes and arranged for the printing of the Student Voice They sent gifts to the Wisconsin Child Center at Sparta with the money they got in the Red Cross Drlve helped the city with the Park Project led the anti boomg campalgn and they sent several students to the State Convention at Sheboygan The Student Council has had a very successful year under the leadership of Miss Lau rxnda Hampton The officers are President Jxm Huffman Vice President Don Clements Secretary Beverly Wood and Treasurer Jean Hoffman T.R.-- T. ' . . . . . , . . 2. .-- P. . . . . ' , , . , J. . 3. R.-- J. . . . . ' , . . . . The purpose of this organization is to create better relations between the faculty, admini . . . I . u . : . , 3 Student Voice 14 v-:ME Yi 5 D Joyce B Hlckok A McCarv1lle M Lechmr B Chapman J Austm I Zen? R Fberhardt J Huffman W Case T Keene G Robmson P Huff R Pmk L Knoke L Cherrler I Bennett M Walsh F Ert7 l Kmney P G1llen K McCorm1ck B Hahn K McCulloch I Steyens D Buchanan C L vm C Curley Mxss Hampton M Karrmann A Schwantes C Kelly J Bubr L Huff B Starrett G Spence y N Flve edltxons of the Student Voxce axred the act1v1t1es of all the 2' classes and organxzatlons to the entxre student body The editorials offered the sound advxce of our edxtors Wendell Case and Laurel Huff and the Roses and Thorns page kept us up on the latest gossip Occasional poems and the Public Opmlon column added humor and vxewed the opmlons of both students and teachers 1 i' 1 J Q QL Q1 A . L 1 , f'? I G FHA non 00 E Priel N Iatham T Hoffman T Publitz P Roesch M Vesperman J VanNatta H Webb H Hamilton M Briel K McCormick D Day P Landon H Helker D Sandleback E Taylor D Kxr'-.chbaum T Garner D Reed B Starrct R Zenz S Rech Mrs Hromidkz J Iiuxton P ink M Bradley M Walsh J Macke R Ertz D XanNatta I Pink V Iindon I Hoffman I Landon M Johnson D Lebben C Dersch D Hahn I Cummins A l.1ylor F Duncan P Dobson D Bass M Bud worth I Clinger President Betty Sttrret Vice President Margaret Walsh Secretary Rosemary Zen? Treasurer Dorothy Reed Songleader Arlene laylor Parliamentarian Marilyn Johnson K YQ, D Historian Flinor Priel Reporter Pernlce Hahn Student Council Representatlve Katherine McCormick Advisor Mrs James Hromadka Motto Toward New Horizons symbols Key Scroll Porch and Rose denoting the four degrees of achievement Colors--Red and White Flower--Red Rose tsymbolic of vibrant glowing healthj The F H A is the national organization of young people studying homemaking As part of the program of Home Economics in the schools of America it offers an opportunity for further development of pupils' initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking Ib--1 flgfi FFF Kelly D L1cke1 F Me1r R Croft B Chapman D Croft L Nxckel Morse S Bark R Salxs C Rech Tracy G Vesperman G Llckel R DeBuhr D Ferr1s C Hudson Noble W Block W Sager C Muench A Fremont R Van Natta Case H Koppen R Crapp W Bendorf R Cox B Gable Mr Oehr leln F Ihm C Block D Bahl L Morrow J Bennett V Crapp D Snider E Place J Clauer F Stxmpson J Haberlle .T Schne1der N R8.1Sb8Ck M Case M Case L Ransom J Hore R Schnelder M Reynolds E McLean President Ralph Noble Vice president Charles Rech Secretary Carl Hudson Treasurer Wxlllam Block Reporter Bernard Chapman Student Councxl Wendell Case Advxsor Mr Paul Oehrlem We if: 'ir Colors Nat1onal blue and corn gold Motto Learmng to do domg to learn earning to live living to serve The F F A xs an intra currlcular activity having xts origm and root in a defmite part of the school currxculum vocational agrlculture Among other things members learn through actxve part1c1pat1on how to conduct and take part ln a publlc meetmg to speak in publ1c to buy and sell cooperatively to solve thexr own problems to finance themselves and to assume cxvic respon slbilxty The F F A and F H A together had a food stand at all the home football games last year F F A Calendar Lx I-Iayrtde January 18 - Parent and Son Banquet March 23 District speech and Quartet Contest: February 18 Senior class trip to Madison: March 28 State F.F.A. Convention--Green Lake: May 5 Project tour: May 20 F.F.A. trip: .Tune P10 'Sb b g Z W.-ev 1-ysif .Y vs.'N0w -5 T' -XT' Us P nn lv! W' 'W' 4 -af ,J 3' lb 'QW' 4.-..,,, ...M-v ' 1 ww ggi' vs ffx i '2 A .arf 'ze -xfhs iv .A diff' gg? iii? T HI-Y B Knapp M Vesperman M Lechmr J Haskms J Stevens J Zenz J Austm F Ertz M Nolan A Roggensack B Starret C Levln C Curley M Karrmann P Smxth L Huff J Hickok J Lrebfrxed P Lorenz Bradley E Sager B Pmk M Pmk R Carroll K McCulloch P Huff I Landon J Suttle V Landan C Knapp G Thrope B Funk B Bolender M Walsh P Gxllen R Belscamper J Hore C Kelly M Bud worth D Burggraf ii President R1ta Pink Vice President Irene Landon Secretary Ann Roggensack Treasurer Veda Landon Student Councll Representatlve Charlene Kelly Advisor Mlss Jean Ann Johnson gf' The seventeen new members brought our membershxp up to flfty two an all LN,-.1 time high A ts'-1 Tri Hi Y xs a rehglous but non denommatlonal orgamzatxon for girls who are Juniors and semors ln hlgh school They are seeking for themselves and the1r frxends the highest standards of life and conduct The1r expressed purpose ns create, maintain and extend throughout the school home and community h1gh standards of Christian character ' Colors Red Whxte and Blue fexemplifmg Sacrifice Purity and Loyalty J Slogan Pure thoughts pure words pure action I if X S - . ! I Al , . , A -- T-R-H - , . . . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , 2. R.-- 1 - , . ' , . - . . . ' . . , - , . 3. R.-- A. Drew, K. McCorm.lck, R. Pink, A. McCarvi1le. A. Schwantes, G. Wood, M. 4. R. .1 1. v ' ' 1 , I . v : 1 s 7 o 1 n ! 5. R.-- . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . - - ' X - S 1 . . - , , at - n . . . Q . . . . , . . . , . Um - Q i L' -QI aff J O- J Huffman J Eberhardt .T Hatch S Zenz L McCarv111e B Morse .T Huffman I Nclan D Clements D Schnexder R Burton W Case K Irlsh R Irish B H1ckok R Eberhardt L Cherrler D Buchanan G Vesperman W Sager W Huff D Ferrxs C Muench W Bowen J Keene D Txller T McCarv11le B Olson P Follo HI Y CLUB Presldent Tom McCarv1lle Vlce President Wendell Case Secretary Jim Huffman Treasurer Bruce Hickok Q Advlsor Mr Kussow Student Council Representative Donald Tiller H1 Y Purpose To create maintain and extend throughout the school and commumty hxgh standards of Christlan character Huffman L Nolan R Hoffman M Chrxstensen R Croft S Zenz McCarv1lle J Hatch D Croft F Mexr Schnelder K Irlsh Carl Hudson D Joyce R Irxsh J Eberhardt Huff J Huffman S Bark R Noble Block W Sager .T Schurman W Snxder L Cherrxer T Dodge McCarvxlle B HICKOK D Clements J Bast T Hatch J Shaw F Noble D Fuchanan W Bowen awk C A LA Presxdent Stanley Zenz Reports r Ralph Noble L Club sf Vxce Pres Bxll Huff Student Counc1l Tom McCarv1l1e Tre tsurer Dave 'luchanxn Advlsor Mr Merton Wulf Secretary Jxm Huffman Membersh1p mn the club 15 limxted to boys who have earned a letter 1n any one sport or as a manager The club set up cloak rooms at the basketball games and sold plns th tt had 1 pxcture of the varslty basketball squad on them The club also sponsored the alumni basketball game durmg Chrxstmas xacatlon The club plans to make th1s an annual event nn the future The money rece1ved from these projects was used to buy a movie came ra whxch wxll be used to f1lm football games ll W, K 1 L. I. 051 . -4 x . 'S 52 1 ' ' I - T. R.-- J. . . , . . . ' , . , . , 2.R.--D. ' .. . ' .. ,. . ' . 3- R. W- v f 1 u 1 - I v n ' v - 5 1 M. Reynolds, J. Haberlie. D. Ferris. 4. R.-- T. ' . . ' . . ' . , . ' , . ' , .. - Fl 4 '- 'lf FU - ' ,ll X Q t I 'f . J so v,J g pq... OO XV ,,,.f 'sr -Qgxf' ni' KAY M 7 'X DEV EUR! 1 f WX' MARY EAN k'qU '?cL H L 14 QQ IOHNNX ALQ My 'TE N QU 4 XI X sN Q K ATHLETICS 5 hx N Football Teom S Zenz J Hatch R Croft, F Melr L Nolan B Chapmen Coach Wulf Coach Karrmann G Verperman R Irxsh W Sager R Hoffman D Croft S Bark J Eberhardt D Schnexder J Huffman R Noble D Ferns L Cherrxer B Huff C Hudson R Eberhardt T Dodge T McCarvxlle, J Schurman D Buchanan W Bowen J Bast J Haberlle E Noble D Txller M Reynolds D Clements L McCarv1l1e D Irlsh D Joyce W Block .T Huffman X Z, P ffxmlf v 3 LANCASTER 13 MINERAL POINT 0 X The boys opened the 1949 football season w1th a convlncxng vxctory N A Lancaster went mto the game facmg a team that had already played thexr fxrst game The boys got off to a slow start The score at the half was 6 to 0 Mmeral Poxnt d1d not threaten to score ln the second half Zenz scored hls second touchdown and added the extra pomt From then on the game see sawed back and forth wlth nelther team dolng much LANCASTER 27 MT HOREB 14 Lancaster high football team trlmmed Mt Horeb 27 14 xn a battle of defending co champlons 1n the southwestern Wlsconsm League Duane Schnelder flgured 1n three of the four Lancaster touchdowns Duane passed seven yards to Stan Zenz for the flrst score wlth Jlm Hatch agam addmg the extra pomt Near the end of the second quarter Ken Irxsh mtercepted a Mt Horeb pass and went 37 yards for a touchdown wlth Leo McCarv1lle adding the extra pomt In the third quarter Duane cut loose wlth a 35 yard pass to Zenz again good for another count the try for extra pomt falled Mt Horeb scored both of thelr touchdowns ln the fourth quarter on a serxes of pass plays . -.Q ka l T.R.-- . , . , . . ', . , . , 2.R.-- , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 3.R.-- . . ' , . , . , . , . n ' ' y - 1 - 1 . , . . 4.R.-- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . X Q 'Vos if Q X . A sX Qfxjfx . . 1 X m -. 1, S get ag. x . . . . 'U 'U - . s-.sp..1 - , ' Q . LANCASTER 7 BOSCOBEL 6 Scormg a touchdown and extra pomt 1n the fourth quarter, Lancaster s football team edged Boscobel 7 6 Dave Buchanan plunged over for the Lancaster touchdown early in the fmal perlod wxth Stan Zenz plunging for the all xmportant extra pomt Boscobel drew blood in the f1rst quarter when Bob Rust sprinted over from 10 yards out The attempted converslon was wlde After Lancaster had grabbed the lead and wlth exght mmutes remammg Boscobel fllled the alr with desperat1on passes advancmg to the Lancaster 10 yard lme But Lancaster took over on downs on xts own 15 and Zenz booted a terrifxc punt of about 60 yards to halt the Boscobel threat 'l.2..a..Q. DAR LINGTON 40 LANCASTER O Followmg one of the most enthuslastlc booster mghts ln Lancaster h1story Lancaster s football team was defeated 40 0 by Darlmgton Thls was Lancaster s homecommg Darllngton tallled ln every perxod Joe Mlcha led the powerful Darlmgton machlne wlth 5 touchdowns three of them commg 1n the fxrst quarter Whlle local support and sympathy was certaxnly wxth Lancaster they could do very llttle agamst powerful Darlmgton The defeat clxmaxed the relgn of Lancaster over the Southwestern Wnsconsm League for the past two years Lancaster threatened twlce ln golng down to xts loss A fumble on the Darllng ton 10 yard l1ne ended a second quarter b1d and Lancaster lost the ball on downs 1n the thlrd quarter . . . , I . . I . 'x 'f-,Un -Alf ' I 1- A Q -. ' .X .. I - , , . , , . . . ,, ,, . . . 1 V ' , . , . 7 ' u 7 LANCASTER 26 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 0 Bouncing back from the trouncing suffered at the hands of Darlington, Lancaster football team blanked Prairie du Chien 26-0. Lancaster scored in every period opening its attack with a 45 yard touchdown pass from Duane Schneider to Jim Hatch on the second play of the game. Duane then hurled a 16 yard aerial to Stan Zenz in the second quarter to score. Jim Hatch returned the opening kickoff of the second half 80 yards for a touchdown and Bill Block plunged over in the last period to climax Lancaster s scoring Prairie twice came within one half yard of our goal line but were unable to score LANCASTER 7 PLATTEVILLE 7 Platteville Scored in the third quarter on a 10 yard pass from Wayne Pett to End Jim Gill Half back Jim Seeley set up the touchdown by returning the opening kickoff of the second half 36 yards Pett added the extra point from placement Lancaster made its bid late in the fourth quarter climaxing a 68 yard drive with a 26 yard pass from Duane Schneider to Stan Zenz to put the ball on the one foot line Schneider then took it over on a quarterback sneak and Ken Irish plunged for the extra point X4 ZA LANCASTER 27 FENNIMORE 7 Striking for two touchdowns in each of the second and fourth quarters Lancastez defeated it s archrival Fennimore in our traditional Armistice Day game Lancaster marched 81 yards for its first score with Jim Shaw plunging over from the one yard line for the score Jim Hatch intercepted a Fennimore pass on the Fennimore 43 yard line and ran to the 8 yard line to set up the second touchdown which Ken Irish tallied on a 13 yard run Duane Schneider passed to Stan Zenz for the extra point Fennimore recovered a fumble on its own 28 yard line and then drove 72 yards to its score John Morkin tossed a pass to Vern Eislle for the last 28 yards and Darrel Zefka converted from placement Lancaster took the following kickoff and marched to its final touchdown Schneider passed to Zenz for the touchdown from the 39 yard line and Irish added the extra point So ended the 1949 football schedule with Lancaster having five wins one loss and one tie to put them 1n second place Y 7 - - , y . . 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Y . .. 4 Varslty Squad X 'Y' y 1 Xfx if 5 24 andmg L Cherrxer S Zenz F Mexr S Bark Coach Wulf T Hatch L MCCdFXll10 J Hatch C Hudson Slttmg K Irnsh W Bowen J Shaw D Txller B Huff R Eberhardt Basketball LANCASTER 40 CUBA CITY 36 Lancaster Hxgh School handed Cuba Cxty a 40 36 basketball defeat outscormg the losers 12 6 m the fourth quarter of a nonconference game to break up what had been a mp and tuck ball game Guard B111 Huff marked up seven baskets and sxx glft shots to take scormg honors for the evenlng The game was tled at 19 all at halftlme but a strong f1n1sh gave Lancaster xt s hrst wxn of the campaxgn LANCASTER 37 CASSVILLE 38 The loss to Cassvxlle was a heartbreakmg one pomt affalr wlth Lancaster spottmg Cassvxlle a blg 15 pomt lead ln the flrst quarter and then outscoring them ln every remammg perxod but stlll fallxng short by one marker LANCASTER 40 MINERAL POINT 31 Lancaster held a commandxng lead throughout the game except just as the half ended The score at half was 20 19 rn Lancaster s favor Ilm Hatch and Stan Zenz led the scorers wxth 15 and I3 polnts respectlvely LANCASTER 49 BLOOMINGTON 43 Lancaster outpomted a strong Bloommgton team here and made a fxne showmg Hatch led the scorers again with 23 points. Ken Irish was second with 12 points. LANCASTER 46 MT. HOREB 51 Mt. Horeb broke up a 46-46 tie in the last two minutes of play and went on to defeat Lancaster 51-46. Lancaster trailed for most of the game, but came from behind late in the ftnal perlod to knot the count .hm Hatch paced the Lancaster attack w1th 14 pomts Thls was Lancaster s first conference loss LANCASTER 48 BOSCOBEL 30 Plckmg up momentum as xt went along Lancaster topped Boscobel 48 30 Jxm Hatch was Lancaster s blg gun w1th 10 fxeld goals and flV9 free throws for a total of 25 pomts The vlctory moved Lancaster above the 500 mark ln the Southwestern Wxsconsxn Conference Early 1n the game Lancaster moved cautlously agamst the Boscobel zone defense, then boosted ltS9If xnto a fast break shortly after the start of the fourth period ln wh1ch It totaled 18 pomts 4 Managers LANCASTER 47 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 45 The Flymg Arrows outpolnted the Praxrle du Chlen Black hawks on the free throw l1ne to w1n 47 45 The Blackhawks held a polnt lead wlth about twenty seconds remamxng when hxgh scormg J1m Hatch sllpped tn a held goal and added a free throw wnth fxve seconds left to cmch the game Hatch had sxx fleld goals and s1x free thx ows for 18 pomts whlle Pralrle s forward John Glynn was hlgh for the Blackhawks wlth 14 pomts LANCASTER 30 ALUMNI 22 The Lancaster varsxty basketball team defeated the alumm fllm Lancaster football games Stan Zenz was hxgh varsxty and game scorer w1th 10 pomts Another alumm team paced by Carl Natter defeated the Lancaster xarslty reserves 28 24 ln the opener LANCASTER 44 DARLINGTON 26 S Lancaster Flymg Arrows shook loose for 16 pomts ln the thud perxod to break up a close ball game 1nd then went on to defeat Darlmgton 44 to 26 Darlxngton hung, on dux mg the first half and left thc floor tralllng by only one pomt 16 15 The Arrows howucr found the ran e qulckly HI the tmrd stanza and rolled up 16 pomts whlle holdmg, Darllngton to 5 Hxgh scorer was Jxm Hatch of Lancaster wlth 11 pomts . , . . , . . Q . , - ' . w , . r . . . Q 5 il . 'T 5' 'X 1 -Q aim I .' ,tx O L1 ' Y- ' Ls ' ' A 4 1 , . my , y . 1 Y Q V . 4 , . . . , K I . r I A ' s 30 to 22 in a benefit game to raise funds for a movie camera to S E . ' 0 .. N ' 7 pl U 3,1 1 I ' ,,. R A O G A R R , L- . .' 1. ,S 5 Q A ' w ' ' I s' , ' 1 4 . A I ' tr ' 'V 1 ' ' - I ,lx I f Z- -Y D . I , . I f . I . Y , kv 1 g LANCASTER 27 CASSVILLE 39 Cassville High School outscored Lancaster in each of the last three quarters to come from behind and defeat the Flying Arrows 39-27. Lancaster led 12-6 at the end of the first quarter and 17-16 at half time. Cassville broke this lead in the third period with a 13 point rally while holding the Arrows to seven points. Jim Hatch was high man for the evening with 13 points. LANCASTER 36 PLATTEVILLE 49 Two evenly matched teams left the floor at halftime with the score tied at 21-21. Platteville came back strong in the second half to take an early lead and never be threatened. High scorers of the evening were Lefty Williams and Keith Faharty of Platteville with 15 and 14 points each followed by Jim Hatch of Lancaster with 13 points LANCASTER 49 FENNIMORE 32 The Flying Arrows made their Southwestern Wisconsin Conference standing five wins and two losses by downing Fenmmore 49 32 t complete the first round in conference play Lancaster burst into a 14 3 first period lead and was on top 27 10 at the half The parade to the basket was again led by Lancaster s star center Jim Hatch who scored 19 points B Team L Luckey R Bryhan D Morrison, D Ferris J Haberlie R DeBuhr J Kelley R Pagel B R R Shuster D Rawson Coach Wulf L Burr, R Wepkxng MX! Vesperman J Huffman R Eberhardt .T Eberhardt R Ir1sh Bryhan D Croft Wepkmg J Haberlle D Laufenburger E McLean W Bendorf Bennett W Block I Shaw Caley S Kerr J Glynn Coach Karrmann L Cherrler Ingebrxtsen E Callen C Dunmngton E Block Heberlexn E Place I Vesperman T Hatch L Burr Keene R Cxapp E Duve Track Team El Hatch L Nolan R Croft B Chapman F Melr S Zenz Buchanan B Schnelder M Reynolds D Tlllcr R Shuster Bowen D Joyce lrleh S Bark M Chrlstensen R Hoffman J Kelly L McCarv1lle Baet R Noble W Sager C Hudson Coach Karrmann D Ferris Hutchcroft I Huffman Baseball Team nv' LHS 11 XQU' LHS Q QMQLQSA ,Q VQspsrm.1nR Wepkln L Lackey I Huffman R Ehlu Vespa rmdn D SL l1IlCld9I' R Shubter Kefm T Dodge R Austm J Heherlem J Shaw K Irxsh Carey I' Hatch Noblc R Fherhardt D Rawsun E Callm C II1g,ElJI'lf'stIl nn A mdckow I Hxbulu I'1 CI R Bm in East L McC1rf1l1c T MQCarx111L W Bowen S Zenz if gl Eberhardt J Hitch F Mur OUR CAMPUS an-bilv ith. 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