Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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fp ,Q I ,fi - - f---A--view ,,: .gy , -. ' , ..,.. .- .-.,..f,-- , H M:fi,..iww, 7- -1-Iwrzarzff - w-f,'--?fP1'f- 'K -- --En. ' W' -i'fvH - Yi ' CROSS COUNTRY '25 Manager ll1L1ir:R, Quuuq, Wonni-ix, L.xRsoN, Ionoexsox, Coach Ionxsox. Bowsrxx, Captain Elect Know, Kiu.UsE.Captain BROWN. C.mvise1.1,. Rcri-1u.o Racine can boast of one of the best cross country teams in the state, n team which was undefeated throughout the Season and which took third place in the State Cross Country meet. Captain Brown was crowned State Individual Champion and led the field in every race in which Racine participated. Practice began immediately when school opened in September, and the large squad which turned out gave promise of a successful season. The Black and Gold began in- tensive training under the direction of Coach Iohnson, who introduced cross country into Racine High School. The first meet of the season was held in Racine with Yyashington High of Milwaukee as the opponent. The locals ran a good race and defeated the invaders 20-35, low score winning. The following week Bay View, an old foe with two victories over Racine in '24 to its credit, came to Racine to add a third victory to its list. Racine turned the tables, however, and won 27-28 after athard fought battle. On October 51, Riverside Hi of Milwaukee visited Racine, all set for a win. River- side was the State Champion in cross country. Also boasting of a no-defeat record, Riverside stood as a prominent foe after Racine's scalp. Racine was weakened by the loss of Kropp and Campbell who were ill, but, not letting anything or anyone turn it aside, the Black and Gold defeated its opponents 26-29. The state meet was held November 6, at Milwatikee, being sponsored by the Mil- waukee Normal School. Riverside again won the meet with Bay View second and ll89ll

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Letter Men Eli--' NAME l FOOTBALL ' BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK POULSEN ? ECI-Is'rnUM HAND BERNHARDT OSWALD LARGE MANDERNACII BULLIS I BUFFHAM ' ' CHRISTMAN ' WILLIAMS ' CASHMORE DUNAWAY - ' RUVFFALO l BOWMAN ' KRAUSE I KROPP BROWN BoRGENsoN Ross O'CONNELL DAwsoN DEGNAN STRAND STOFFEL AMUNDSEN ' WITTKOWSKI BROTHERTON H. HANSEN SCHROEDER STEILEIN I WILSON l HoNE NELSON F. Manager T. Manager BERGAN F. Manager B. Manager ELSMO Cheerleader QFootball, Basketball, '25-'26, DILDAY Cheerleader C , '25-'24-'25-'26j QUIRK I I T. Manager WIRRY I Bas. Manager IONES Bas. Manager HILKER .C. C i . l88l fx X Cnoss COUNTRY il JI il ll Il I I Manager

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2 ,xg-fl Q Racine third. Captain Brown toolc the X - ' lligli Honors of the day when lie led the f ig field and was acclaimed Individual ' S Champ in Stale interscholastic cross l country. Y Bay View was not satisfied that A Racine was the better team, as the Black 'L 4 and Gold had defeated the former by but one point in the dual meet, and Bay View had placed ahead of Racine in the E a i State meet. A return meet was agreed upon at Bay View and proved to be an 'be exciting finale to the season. Racine demonstrated its superiority again in ' W more emphatic terms and defeated the Challengers 26-29. BROWN, CAPT. Knorr. CAPT. Stair Champ Racine had one of' the best cross country courses in the middle west. Efrrf The course is laid out over irregular ground, with justlenough obstacles to make the going interesting. From the spectator's standpoint, the course is without parallel. The whole course from start to finish may be seen, the spectator never leaving the start and the finish mark. SEASONS RESULTS Racine 20, .. . .,,. .... .,,,, , . .,VVashington Uwilwaulceej 55 Racine 27, .,.. . . ,Bay View 28 Racine 26, , , M Y, , . .,,. Riverside tlVlilwaukeej 29 Racine Third Place., , , ,State Meet Racine 26 , . . . .Bay View 29 r 'x H9011