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

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fan' ',, f 1 -M ,.g4t:?Er Jimrarneson---+ Jim Cooper ----- Wayne Cheney-g- Art Ecklund ---- Robert Hansmann .1 Pau1f5uefler--- it -, U' ' Faul Ke1aants-- Edwin Kurrell-- Herman Lyng ---- Robert Plants-- William Simmer- -----nB1llU is our other co-captain elect - I-F:.,.3H-'I-ilbrniq .i wa, bv Q If' ' -Q 5. v ry ' f -,?,,h.-- ' ,ga n 4 .4 Q g 7--Q -fp-sn-nn.- , 1 1:- ay H ' SH- 1 1 . Q J.: V h -,--as -.,:: 'nv 'Q ng., A., La LB ' ' 4' ,--m ,,,,,,2, .' - ' J .'. Q... . -- - S....l -Q: -d, y 'HFQQTBALLNLETTBRMEN y ----fHArnfeW started the season at quarter-back, and when Cooper hurt his knee he was converted to tailback, where he did a swell Job. HArnieU was tops in defense and offense. second team, all-conference- He placed on the -----VCoopH was a top tallback until he hurt his knee in mid-season. He ripped off a lot of nice gains and could really punt. UCoopn along with nArnieW was co-captain. He made the. second team, all- conference,q .Q -----Wayne played a great game at guard this year. He really stopped thexopposing backfieldfcold when they tried to come through guard. -----uB1g Artu played both guard and tackle in his senior year. Not many plays went through him. When Art hit them they were really hit. -----UHuntsN played center in his junior year. He played a very good game in spite of his size which was small for a center. His passes were really in there. -----UKeedn played Quartersback in his senior year. He was a good blocker and could really tackle. -----nKelleyU played end this year. He was really a tough man to get around. He had tough luck in his sophomore year, when he broke his arm, but he came back strong. -----UEddyN was a very good half-back this year. He was fast, a good blocker, and on top of that he could really tackle. - ---- WHo1manH is our co-captain elect for next year. He played tackle and end, and from either pos- UHo1man' ition stopped plenty of plays. When laid into them it was like being hit by a truck. -----UBobH played guard this year. He was out for football for three years and was a very valuable replacement. 1 for next year. He played tackle and because of his speed was always stopping plays cold. For this reason he will really be valuable next year. page fifty

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