Oakes High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakes, ND)

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,t l T939 Tornido makes history: Scores on Fargo High On the opposite page, upper left, is Connie Juelke, quarterback. l-le combined speed and deception to make himself a continual threat to all the Tornado's foes. Lower left is Nordie Featherstone, the only boy from Oakes who ever carried a football across Fargo's goal line. The two rugged lads in the upper right corner are Raymond Stout and Bob Sheridan, Tornado guards who played in the opposition backfields most of tne time. Lower right, big Louie Arndt, tackle, is pictured. He was the most underworked man on the team, simply because no opponent ever hit him more than once. Also de- serving of special mention are EWTTGF Tobias, regular tackle, who played his first game of football this year, Cliff Wiese, who held down a mighty tough end position, Robert Olson, who came through in the clutch to fill in the other end, Eugene Peterson, who did a fine iob at blocking back, and Rudy Haiek and Fred Strutz, line subs who were de- COACH ASSISTANT CUMMINGS HOWARD pendable any place between the ends. SEASON'S RECORD r ' Oakes- O LaMoure- 6 Oakes- 26 Enderlin- O Oakes- O Lisbon- T3 Oakes- 20 Jamestown Oakes- T4 Ellendale- O Reserves- O Oakes- 39 Edgeley- 6 T9 41 scHEDuLE ' Sept. T9- Lalvloure at Oakes Sept. 26- Lisbon at Oakes T7- Jamestown Reserves at Oakes Oct 3- Ellendale at Ellendale Oct TO- Enderlin at Enderlin Oct. Oct 24- Edgeley at Edgley Oct ST- Ashley at Oakes l39T