University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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ARTHUR I.. DEHLINGER Art started the season at tackle but was later shifted to end. One of the scrappiest players on the team, his specialty was Cackling pun; receivers just as they caught the ball. He will be back next year. JEFFERSON R. CRONK Jeff could always be depended upon to hold up his end on the defensive, and tear it down on the offensive. Stonewall Jackson had nothing on Cronk. There is a tackle berth waiting for him next year. LEWIS G. PA] MI R As a guard, Palmer deserves much credit. His Steady, progressive type of play was a great asset CO the team. His ability to run interference aided the team ' s offense. He has one more year of competition. THEODORE V. BIELECKT That practice makes perfect was proven bv Bielecki ' s handling of the pivot position. When he lent his sup- port to the line, that particular section had about as much give as a concrete wall. Well done. liielecki. JOSEPH A. NEUDECK1 R Joe was an important cog in the Blue and W scoring machine. His signal was the one to call when the opponent ' s goal line was within scoring distance- Joe ' s ability to leave the immediate vicinity at will marked him as one of the speediest halves in the con- ference.

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DAVID STOR1 Playing a wing for the first time, Dave displayed a fine brand of football. His ability to spill interference and his fleet ncss of foot were deserving of special notice. His punting had both longitude and placement. He will captain the line next year. WILLIAM I. MICHEELS Overcoming the handicap of size. Bud gained more than a few yards for our side. His tackling in the open and his ability to squirm through small holes were features of his play. He matched brains against beet and won. Nothing need be said about his control of the skin when aerial attacks were the order of the day. JOE J. SPITZNAGLE It was Spitz ' s ability to shake off opposing tacklers which enabled him to get away with substantial gains in hard conflicts. He will captain the team next year. Show us the same, Spitz. JOHN P. HARMON Jack was an ideal man for cither guard or tackle position. He played a steady, progressive game that showed football genius in the rough. We ' ll watch him more closely next year. ANTHONY KUKAR Kukar was newcomer to the squad who developed into a real center. His services will be missed next tall.

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JOHN SLAUGHTER Manager NICHOLAS MARSILIO Assistant Manager Tuenly-four