Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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(Above): The rough Henry defense shown downing an opposing back. (Below): R. Schmidt galloping for one of his three T.D.'s against rival North High. PICTURES TELL THE TALE . . . B. Kline blasting for touchdown against a wall of Central defenders. Pi courtesy of P. Seigal, Minneapolis Tribune.

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AERIAL ARTISTRY Much of the season’s success was due to the terrific passing attack of Coach Cleve's boys. Though they compiled a season total of 1888 yards running and passing for an average of 269.7 yards per game, the aerial attack consistently kept opponents off balance and on their toes for anything. Completing an amazing total of 25 for 41 between them, halfback Larry Schwartz with 6 for I 7. and fullback Ron Stolski with 19 for 24. were the main gunners' on the squad. An average of better than 50 per cent completions and 466 yards gained with 8 touchdown passes was the final tabulation. Although Coach Cleve’s offense is based mainly on blinding speed and power, it is sometimes overlooked that he always fashions a powerful air attack to go with his fine teams. This year was certainly no exception. C27] Overhead action from the Central win. 26-14. P;. r.f P...I

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Row I: J. Stock. L. Whitloff, P. Himler. E. Bies. J. Dccowski. G. Shcrbcr, P. Hart. A. Knutson, J. Young. J. Kammen. T. Skavnak. Row 2: E. Kolinski, W. Knight, T. Kcegal, G. Hoerschgen, J. Wool-cry. S. Frazier. T. Conrad, J. Danko. K. Krez, D. Kac2marczyk. L. Anderson. J. Luck. Row 3: J, Lindquist. M. Gallagher. D. Norton. D. Lobash .D. Davis J. Thunstrom. J. Vice. V. Clipper, M. Jacobson. N. Christopherson. J. Harrison, D. Sackrieter. J. Kallestad. SOPHOMORES SHINE The undergrads refused to let the upperclassmen show them up and turned in an equally impressive season. These sophomores showed great promise for coming years as they fashioned the highest total points in the city with 188. and produced the stoutest defense allowing only 25 points against them all year. Under the guiding hand of Floyd Valley, the boys fashioned four wins and one tie. The blinding speed of the backs and punishing power of the line proved to be too much for all opponents. The boys who should help next year are backs J. Kallestad and J. Vice, and linemen V. Clipper, P. Hart, C. Sherber, and T. Keegal. Row I: R.E.—N. Christopherson, R.T.—V. Clipper, R.G.—J. Lindquist. C.—P. Hart, L.G.—T. Keegal. L.T.—M. Jacobson. R.E.—G. Scherber. Row 2: OUR BACKS—J. Young. L. Wh.tlof. J. Kallsted. J. Vice. P. Himler. J. Thunstrom. C 29 3