Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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First rou:—R. Hupach. D. 1.viand. R. Weisenburger. N. Flavin, captain elect: G. Jaffc. captain; C. King. G. Barker. G. Whitfield. Second rote—D. Johnson. R. Cain. D. Ropp. S. Larson. H. Greenstreet. L. Gould. R. Beardsley. L. Mueller. R. Pricsman. R. Fischer. Back row—R. Theus. coach: R. Scent. H. Brand. W. Fitzpatrick. R. Wagner. W. Greenwood. F. Bowker. L. Hough. G. Arvin. business manager; D. Francis, manager. FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD S.T.H.S 20 East Aurora—Frosh-Soph. 0 S.T.H.S 26 Plano 28 S.T.H.S. 30 Yorkville 0 S.T.H.S. 13 Plainfield 25 S.T.H.S. 0 Plano „ 14 S.T.H.S. 25 Yorkville 13 S.T.H.S. 14 Plainfield 0 22 The 1946 Reflector

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 ATHLETICS

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FOOTBALL JAFFE, GERALD—Senior guard and captain; an outstanding leader. A tower of strength on defense. His aggressiveness on offense made him one of the outstanding linemen of the conference. BOWKER. FRED—Senior fullback: a fast, hard runner, and once he got going, he was a difficult man to bring down. He showed remarkable improvement as the season closed. CAIN. DICK—Senior halfback: light in weight, but heavy in determination and courage. Just give him the ball and a little light shoving through the line, and watch Dick go. FISCHER. DICK—Senior end; was a constant threat to the opposition with his end-around running and his pass snagging. On defense he was a thorn in the side to his opponents. GREENWOOD. WARREN—Senior end: a fast man down the field under punts. As an offensive end. he had sticky fingers, and proved to be valuable as a decoy in passing situations. JOHNSON. DUANE—Senior guard; Merchant Marines came first, but Sandwich had the last two games of the season, where he showed plenty of aggressiveness and willingness to win. WAGNER. DICK—Senior tackle: an easygoing. good-natured lad, but if opponents ever made the mistake of arousing Dick's ire. he could be a vicious tackier. WHI I FIELD, GENE—Senior guard: a keen student of the game, liked to play football, and could be counted on to play his best at all times under all circumstances. FLAVIN. NORMAN—Junior halfback and captain-elect for 1946. A boy with fine team spirit, a hard runner and a good defensive as well as offensive back, very versatile. HOUGH. LYNN—Junior tackle: a steady dependable lineman. With the experience gained this past year and his want to learn” spirit, Lynn should develop into a great tackle. PRIESMAN. RUSSELL—Junior halfback; a little boy who seldom failed to spill the ball carrier no matter what his size: as a defensive player his tackles were vicious. ROPP. DON—Junior halfback: a fast, hard-driving boy. Once in the open. Don is a hard boy to catch. This past year's experience should make him one of the outstanding backs. BARKER. GORDON—Sophomore guard-center: small but willing, ready and able is the picture of this watch charm lineman to spill the middle of the line. FITZPA1 RICK, WAYNE — Sophomore tackle; a tall, gangling boy with fight, willing to learn and gain confidence with each game. Watch him next year. GOULD. LEON—Sophomore guard: misfortune fell, but did not conquer; and spirit, determination found Pete giving valuable aid to the varsity, while gaining experience. JOHNSON. DUWAYNE—Sophomore center: his accurate passing and ruggedness in the line; his courage and determination made him an outstanding lineman. KING, CHARLES — Sophomore quarterback: his elusiveness, his open field running. his coolness under fire, and his leadership in the field label him as a dangerous man. The 1 46 Re flee tor 23