North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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SCORES OF FOOTBALL GAMES I946 - I947 NorTh NorTh ManiTowoc Oshkosh EasT Green Bay NorTh WesT Green Bay CenTral I V I S Kaukauna AppleTon NorTh NorTh NorTh Fond NorTh NorTh ' x I L du Lac ' l fl 0? y MJ 1 . .1 . , a Jg nighT all 'NorTh was con- ce ne V. evenT, of course. was The when The Raiders made everyone happy wiTh a I4-O vicTory over The Fond du Lac Cardinals. The NorThmen Tool: advanTage oT The breaks ThaT came Their way and managed To push across Two Touchdowns while holding Their opponenTs To an oTFensive sTandsTill. The evenTs which came beTore The game, however, really made homecoming a gala ahfair. FirsT There was a big roaring bon- Tire on The Tield behind The school wiTh The pep band playing and The cheer leaders sTirring up pep among The many NorTh Tans presenT. Then came The long parade To The ball park wiTh all The Tans shouTing and singing. The school ialop- ies were all There and decoraTed Tor The occasion. Bill Sonnenburg's ambulance and Bill Van der Puy's cream colored craTe were only a Tew parTs oT The auTomoTive division. AT The ball park There was more Tun and cheering - and The ball game. BeTween halves Mr. Dud- ley's ieep raced up and down The Tield and Then unloaded a carTul of acrobaTs To enTerTain The crowd. The second halT was broughT To a successTul conclusion and Then The crowd sTreamed To The gaTes. IT was all over - buT NorTh's sec- ond annual homecoming proved To be The besT yeT. lr W

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FROSH - Firsl row: Leroy Kaiser, Roberl Meyer, Edward Klessig, Richard Sanders, Slephen Andre, Jim l-liclcs, Virgil Csida, Roger Olle. Second row: John Roehl, Slanley Schmidl, John Resnick, Gerald Schneilrerlfllohn Pula- siclc, Arlhur Buleyn, James Reinl, l-lugh Dales, Roger Federer, William Kaesermann, Wayne Sielerl, Don Slorm. Third row: Qscar Dillrich, Donald Mirsberger, Norman Ver Velde. Slanley Schreiber, Richard Van Slelle, James Luiz, Don Van de Wege, Ray Befus, Daniel Perle. T' , -- gf -,, D -.-...- f -Q THE CROWD REACTS Els ig . I.:-f ff.. X ,gf Q - - Ol course, lhe Jrhing ol primary imporlran 'al-e every ioolrballqgame wg gl game ilrsell, bul always noliceable because of lhe color, sipw ' andgnoise +hey'crea+ed were 'hhe sludenlr spec- lalors. Clad in everylhing from blue ieans and aid shirls 'ro cold-delying, woolelined mon- srrosiries, rhey formed a colorful parlr ol lhe wide panorama ol loolball leslivilies. Noisy when Jrhe Raiders were on lhe move, subdued when Jrheir heroes were being bealen, allenlive lo rhe side line commenls ol sporrscasrer Bob Abendrorh - lhalr was lhe Norlh crowd. This year, excepl lor Those sludenls who lraveled lo our-ol-Town games, Raider lans had only one chance lo see lheir leam win. Thai, however was on an especially appropriale occasion, home- coming nighl. The I4-O viclory was The grand climax ol an evening ol lun and pep, a bon- fire, parade, and plenry ol cheering. l-lowever, Norlrh lans didnll once regrel slanding in rhe rain or cold lo walch 'rheir leam go down lo a hard loughlr loss. For lhey knew 'rwo lhingsz Their Raiders were a hard playing, lighling leam, and This game ol loolball is one grand. exciling game.

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