Sauk Centre High School - O Sa Ge Yearbook (Sauk Centre, MN)

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, 1,1111-n.. --- ls . 7 - ' -,' Q Q H. 'X 0 'cuuuulhau . -funn -- 'P-N' . lg . ,KA .Q -eq n','.,.-duncan. ,- ', fl Q ,, 5-fa . , - '-Q 0 'D 1.3 A X. LJ s--v 3 ' ' ' 'W 1173 Y'- W ik J :un-nL-'!g flin-B' The squad members from junior high are: Player Position Gordon Rowland centre Jim Rowland full back Jack Grindy left end Henry Walker right end Myron Johnson left half Wesley Fink full back Dick Berggreen quarter back Ered Cooper tail back Robert Simmer left back Wayne Rasmussen end Eugene Nugent right half Boniface Teisser tackle Richard Nelson tackle John Jeiner guard - Herbert Weiner tackle Verlon Dickison guard John Rosenwald tackle Lewis Brendon tackle Leon Holbrook guard Allan Thornbloom guard Jim Johnson guard Junior High Basketball The junior high oasketoall squad practiced almost every .night. The squad is divided into two teams that scrimmage against. each other. Sometimes the squad meets the senior high B team and the Bombers. The schedule for '40-'41 SCORES PLAYERS Opponent Sauk Gentre Player Position Long Prairie nm 24 16 X Robert Simmer forward Long Prairie 18 -25 Myron Johnson guard Glenwood 48 '9 Walter Otte center Glenwood 29 19 Jack Grindy center Alexandria 42 53 Henry Walker center Alexandria 32 28 Fred Cooper forward Osakis 1 23 14 Boniface Jeisser forward Osakis 36 29 Eugene Nugent guard Upsala 32 30 Jim Rowland guard Grey Eagle 13 28 Wesley Fink guard swanville 14 32 Dick Berggreen forward Mr. Smith is the junior high basketball coach. page forty-four