Lead High School - Goldenlode Yearbook (Lead, SD)

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ln the last three games the Diggerw Seemed IU have hit a snag as they lost two and tied One. All aroused llot Springs eleven edged out a somewhat loggv Digger crew by the score of 1+-13. Un the fol- lowing Friday, the clash with Deadwood ended in failure for both teams, as the score read WU- lfff' Beckley. regular qt-,trterback, was carried off the field with a broken leg, XVay'ne Arnold, reserve halfbaeli. ran some oil yards for what looked to he a touchdown, but was stopped eleven yards from the goal. The Armistice day classic with Rapid City found a lighting but injury-marred Digger team go down in defeat Zo-U. as the Cohblers steam-rolled for the full sixty minutes with the Diggers finding no suitable defense. Three Digger players, Clyde Millett, Thomas Chapman and Robert Karinen, attained All Confer- ence rating. Coach Dunmire awarded 2+ letters. and nine lettermen will he lost by graduation. These are: Captain Thomas Chapman, Clyde Millett, joe Beckley. XVayne Arnold, Dale lleutzenroeder, Frank Hank, Lewis Dellinger, Robert Karinen and Arnold Nloellen- M --T g tlorf. The following lettertnen will return next year: Dean Rounsevell, Virgil Britton, Lowell Corner, Bern- ard Gammon, john Reach. llarry Laitala, NYalter Long, Kenneth Palmer, George llotfman. .-Xrt Lane. Chris Mastrovich, lloward Stoner and Doran Clrieh. ROBERTSON STONIZR ROCXSIQVICLL KEACII HElT'I'ZliNROliDliR SECOND SQUAD First Row: Moorhead, E. Cookston, Andrews, julius, jordan, Glover, Paul, A. Blevins, Volltner, Herbert, jackson, Ferguson. Second Row: Thomas, Sorenson, johnson, G. Cookston, Rini, Foreman, Mason, Nelson, Campbell. Friskey, Uushurst. Zipp. Young, FIRST SQCAD First Row: Turner, Cubelic, Zupet, johnson, Swanson, Brandeherry, Bender, Ilillberg, Huston, Paul, Pendo. Second Row: II. Nyberg, Britton, Karinen, Chapman. Dellinger, Palmer, Comer, llauk, Arnold, Hoffman, Robertson, Keach, Nloellendorf, Heutzenroeder. Third Row: Nlastrovich, Rounsevell, Bushnell, B. Blevins, Laitala, Swickard, Hendrickson, Roth, Stoner, Lane. Long.

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Lead Lead Lead I,cad Lead I.cad Lead Lead I,ead Lead Lead Lead I,cad Ia-ad I I. 0 I ,e ,e a ul td ld SCHIfIJL'I,I-I --.47 -H23 --K-l -4.3-lf --35 U18 ...zq ...+G ...42 N35 ...go N15 ...lil . ........... 3.1. SICCTIUXAI. .. .......... 18 Gillette . Casper ..... Hut Springs .. lit-Ile Ifourelie .. Spcarfish .... Ileadwmitl .. Rapid City .. Gillette .... Sheridan ..... lic-Ile Ifourche .. Hut Springs .. Sturgis ..... Ileatlwuntl .. Rapid City .. Sturgis ........ 'I't BURN.-XXI ICXT Hot Springs .. Sturgis ............. 'S 'i LEAD Baskefb XVith fuur retur ning letternien. Coach I7uninire built up a stpititl that was vapalale ut taking the cuvetetl Black Hills confer- eriqe tliatnpitnisnip. I'he Digger quintet lust three games during the season, uw: t'nnferent'c and one nun-t'rmferent'e. I.t-tl ln Captain Clyde Nlillett, the Diggers tipenetl the sezisvtn nn the hunie wvurt luv defeating 111111-r'tn1ferelit'e Gillette, XVynrnitig. J,-ll. ln the semtitl grunt' uf the seastin, the Diggers iiivatlerl nun- t'rinft'rt't1t'e k':lspt'r, Ylvytmtiiiiig. and reveivetl their first nlefeat 4123. The l3iggt-rs flpenetl their l'4lIIft'I't'Il4'C rare ln' tluwning Ii strnlig llflt Springs . , 7 fren. ST-26, antl then ttippim: a fast Belle I'1itII't'llC learn, 34--1. Ihe evening fnllnming the Belle Qllllllt. the Ilzgggrrs rritnpetl uv,-r Spearhsh, 9-I-15, .X neck later. I.e:1l stopped xx tleterininetl lleziflwtrutl squad, .: -X , J,-J L but tailed In inatvh shuts with Rapid C itx as thex tell ttir their rirst crmrifetwiice t MII.LIi'I'iI' CUMIER KING PARSONS RUTH IUHNSUN leteat, 114-29.