Washington Park High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Varsity Football Co-captains Walter Neider and Kenneth Bahnson take pride in holding the Big Eight Trophy won by the team which they led so successfully during the past football. season. 'E UNDEFEAT-BD CHAMPS 'Park . . 12 N. Division fMil.J . . .12. .Here Sept. 15 Park . . 0 Kenosha ........... 0. .There Sept. 23 Park . . 13 Madison East .,..... 2. .Here Sept. 30 Park.. 7 Madison Central .... 0. .Here Oct. 7 Park . . 14 Madison West ...... 12. .There Oct. 13 Park . . 28 Janesville ....,. . . . 0, .Here Oct. 21 Park . . 19 Beloit ....... . . . 0. .There Nov. 1 Park . . 0 Horlick ......,. , . . 0. .Here Nov. 10 'Non-conference game Back Row: Mgr. Stroschine, D. Aiello, D. Haumersen, Akgulian, Konz, S. Yoghourtjian, L. Martin, S. Henkes, Sucharda, H. Moody, Wojcik, Bobeck, Mgr. Mananian. Serum! lim:-: F. Kurhajec, Komistra, Hunn, Brusko, Muir, Bahnson, Neider, C. Koehler, R. Henkes, Finch. First lfmr: Glen M. Johnson, Schrader, R. Miller, R. Belden, Kristan, Roger Nelson, Christiano, Olson, Al Zupek. 4 Mt Planning the 1940 football campaign was Park's able coaching staff consisting of Clark Van Galder, head coachg George Walter, B team coachg Richard Hallisy, line coachg and Leigh Steinman, junior team coach. Undefeated Champions of the Big Eight' is the title of Park High's football team this year. A strong North Division eleven came to Racine for Park's first game. An early second quarter drive from their own 35 gave Park the first touchdown. Harvey Schrader, center, then intercepted a pass and ran 40 yards to another touchdown. Again the point after failed. North came back to run up two touchdowns against Park. In a biting cold wind of hurricane proportions that interfered with both passing and punting, Park played to a scoreless tie against Kenosha in its first conference game. The edge in sta- tistics went to Park, but the Red Devils would not let the Orange and Blue advance beyond their 20 yard marker. Fumbles at critical mo- ments prevented possible touchdown drives. S. l K ,B no 1 vc, -of i ni ya-: in iv 1' , ..,.: f. if I I ,fmt-5 -1 Daiwa- ' - Q.-,. ,.-1 9-in ad. Ll! if-me-1 :. 'X C ld. S' I rdf'