Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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V 'ill 'E W W ' 'I 'am ui in ......... ...lm , nv M I . lllltllillmi.. lll lllliillfjill-ill l 28 to 12. The West Allis Five had been reported as one of the strongest teams in this part of the state, but it was unable to penetrate the defense of the R. H.S. Team. The passing and shooting of the Racine boys electrified the audi- ence and we were in danger of losing the game at no time. Qtlass Uliuurnament The class basketball tournament was held at the Stephen Bull School the week before the Christmas holidays. The upper classmen showed too strong for the lower classmen, and the Hnal game for championship was between the Sen- iors and Iuniors. The Iuniors playing a splendid game, defeated the Seniors. This tournament was held for the pur- pose of developing material for the first and second school teams. mhz Sverunh Qteam The second team deserves a great deal of credit for the work it did during the season. It had a record of winning all but two games. It also gave the first squad good practice. Perfonnfl of Second Team EVANMILLER, Captain WALLACE LOOMIS IRVING SCHROEDER ORRIN LOOMIS CARL STELLBERG BYRON IONES CARLTON HILKER HAROLD STUPECKY EUGENE CHRISTMAN MELVIN TIDYMAN ALLAN VROOMfXN IRVING BRECKENFELD Spring Qtijletics Golf and tennis were developed this year to open a broader field of activities to the student body. With these sports ably directed by the coaching staff, Racine has gained an enviable place in the field of athletics. The work this year has shown that it is possible for a school to shine in more than one sport and it is hoped that the spring athletics will be developed to the high stage of Perfection reached by the football and basketball teams representing R. H. S. girls' Zlthletics Girls' Zbunkzp Hockey practice was begun October 5th at Lewis Field. The girls were taught a great deal about hockey technique and rules by' both Miss Rigg and Miss Kindley. The captains for the girls' hockey teams were as follows: Seniors... LLLLLL.LLLLoL. ...VERNA SOMMERS.. Iuniors ..oLL.L.L..LLL. LMARION MILLSTEAD Sophomores ,..... DAOMAR CHRISTENSON Freshmen .,..... ..............., A LICE GILDAY The hockey tournament opened De- cember 15th, when the Freshies defeated the Sophs with a score of 5-0. The Freshmen who made goals were Alice Gilday tonej, and Irene Lane ttwoj. The next game, played by the Iuniors, ended with a score of 4-0 in favor of the Seniors. Carolyn Truelsch and Verna Sommers each scored two goals for their side. Then the two winning teams, the Freshmen and the Seniors fought for final class honors. The Seniors won the game 5-0. The goal scorers were Lor- raine Olle ttwoj, Carolyn Truelsch ttwoj, and Verna Sommers tonej. As a special treat, the Seniors played a game against the Faculty, and succeeded in running off with the honors, leaving the score 5-l. Miss Rigg scored the goal for the Faculty while Verna Sommers, Lorraine Olle, and Carolyn Truelsch built up their score. The Senior line-up was as follows: CAROLYN TRUELSCH. ..., . .Center Forward LORRAINE ULLE ,V.,.,. . . ,.,L Right Inside.. MONA VOLKERT .L.... ..LL.LL.. R ight Outside HELEN MOORE L... L...L . .Left Inside.. . VERNA SOMMERS tCapt.j .......... Left Half LAURA SCHACHT ...Center Half ELIZABIETH WALKER .... ......... R ight Half RUTH MANTPILL ....... ...... . . Left Half MYRTLE LICTENFELDT.. ......... Right Back ESTHER JOHNSON .................... .Left Back KATHERINE IONES ..... ..Goal Keeper Basket 381111 The girls of all classes showed that they had real peppy school spirit by