Rosemount High School - Rohian Yearbook (Rosemount, MN)

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SENIOR PLAYERS LEFT to RIGHT: Francis Sieckert, Joe Springer, Harold Baughman, and Julius Evans -X--X-6? -12-K-32 This year the Rosemount squad consisted largely of Sophomores and Juniors, with four Seniors participating. The Irish dropped their first six games to Minnehaha Academy, St. Paul Park, North St. Paul, St. Agnes, Lakeville, and the Homecoming game with Sibley. In the last game of the season with Mahtomedi, the Irish showed their fans that they could really play ball. The Rose- mount boys ran all over the Zephers by a score of 19-2, which put them in fourth place in the final placing of the Little Six football standings. It was the last game for Francis Sieckert, Julius Evans, and co-captains, Joe Springer and Harold Baughman. when the boys returned to the shower room after the last game, they were all very jubilant and thanked Mr. Fates and Mr. Nayman for the fine work and leadership they had given them during the 1952 season. The Seniors wished them all a very successful 1953 season. its . ig , gi

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