University of Wisconsin Superior - Gitche Gumee Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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 SSU defender prepare for River FaD Falcon ’ charge in a heartbreaking 7-6 low. Senior Yellowjacket Sutherland Drafted By Saints The Yellowjacket offenje meet head-to-head with oppojition’ defense in college football’ centennial yc,r

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Little All-American Doug Sutherland leave Ycllowjackcts for pro try-our with the New Orleans Saint . FRONT ROW: Mike Senter, Doug Plath, Walt Buch, John Rich, Paul Hammerbcck. Dennis Mertxig, Lloyd Williams, Jeff Mohr, Harry Madsen, Dennis VanMasscnhovc. SECOND ROW: Bob AUeva, Mike Martel), Pat Trokan, James Glenn, Al Soxman, Dave Pettit, Steve Wasserman (Co-Captain), Rick Juresak (Co-Captain) Doug Sutherland. Tom Sabcl. Tim Massey. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Mike Tucket, Asst. Coach Ken Cox, Asst. Coach Bob Waxlax, Bob Young. Dan Wied, John Smulktis. Doug Sorenson, Tim O'Day, Don Appling, Ron DcLuca, Dave Byrka, Bob Sindrk, Mike McCombs. Jim Cusic, Asst. Coach John Thompson. Head Coach Merit Mortorclli. BACK ROW: Dwight Johnson, Norm Heitman, Rick Zawacki, Todd Jarzyna, Mike Machoncs, Joe Weiss, Tony Kedrowski, Ron Blcck, Larry Silvey, John Shelley, LarTy Gill, Mike O’Day. Season’s Record Superior 0 U.M.D. 36 Superior 7 Stout 14 Superior 6 River Falls 7 Superior 7 Eau Claire 41 Superior 0 Whitewater 35 Superior 14 Stevens Point 12 Superior 0 Platteville 62 Superior 7 La Crosse 6 Superior 0 Oshkosh 49 Superior 7 Ashland Coll, of Ohio 17

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Homecoming Events Highlighted By Win Over Stevens A week of extensive campaigning began as Once Upon a Time” was announced as the theme for the 1969 Homecoming activities. The activities included: skit night, the coronation, a pep rally and bonfire, the parade and game, and a dance which featured music by the Kingsmcn. The parade brought out an array of floats, including a surprise ending, a decorated car driven by members of Ross Hall. The winner of the float competition was Sigma Tau Gamma, with Sigma Phi Epsilon second, and Alpha Xi Delta third. Jcno’s Pizza was named winner in the non-student float division. First place in marching went to the Superior Senior High School Band, and SSU’s AFROTC Drum and Bugle Corp placed second. Sigma Phi Epsilon took honors with their candidate display, and Tau Kappa Epsilon was winner of the overall trophy for the 1969 Homecoming activities. Ann Lcnz of Alpha Xi Delta and TomGerula of Tau Kappa Epsilon were crowned Queen and King for this year’s Homecoming activities. Other candidates for queen included Susan Darst, Sigma Sigma Sigma; and Karen Nord, Delta Sigma. Charles Buran, Vet’s Club; Warren Irlc, Fex; Tim Massey, Sigma Tau Gamma; Don Saltzburg, Zcta Beta Tau, and Don Sobcy, Sigma Phi Epsilon, were the king candidates. SSU’s football team scored all its points in the first half, as the defense held in the second half for an exciting 14-12 victory over Stevens Point. Despite ground tactics, Su During half time of the Homecoming game. Queen Ann Lcnz and King Tom Gcrula were announced to the crowd. Opposite page: Tom Gcrula and Ann Lcnz reigned over the 1969 Homecoming activities. wins!.