Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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x lx l if ix N P x L .X- 'X x N' 'Xe N S i ox. S TS S .IX 3 N X Top Row: Kranzush, Weaver, Lafzon, Schley. Wolf, We-inkauf, Stark. Thiel, Tews. Bruni. Hepp. Coach Saubert. Middle Row: Stevenson. Bottom Row: Wicker. Golemgeske. Evans, Stare. Moore. Smith. Pertlula. Football The l929 football prospects for Waukesha High School were not very bright. Bob Stevenson and Harold Smith were the only players on the team who had ever played before: by the end of the season the players looked like a regular football team. Coach Saubert's expectations for a first class team for next year look excellent. The players that we will lose are: Stevenson' Thiel, Weaver. Pertlula, and Wicker. However. thanks to the foresight of our coach, their positions can easily be filled by the subs Waukesha won only two of its nine games in football. but then the greenness of our team will readily explain this. ln spite of constant losing, they showed that they really had the stuff in them that makes good players. Bob Stevenson, the only veteran in the backfield, played exceptionally good ball. l-le was our dashing quarterback who showed some wonderful work in catching passes and plowing through the line. Sorry to say, Bob will not be with us next year to help win the championship. Les Weinkauf showed the makings of a good passer. and should prove to be one of the stars of next year's team. He took care of fullback. -- -DEQ Page 98 is--'

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Row 1: Marconi, Disantis. Hepp. Row 2: Schley, Stevenson, Smith, Bruni, WL-inkauf. Evans, Moore. Te-ws. Thiel. Row 3: Godersky, Lynch, Morris, Redford, Wicker, Goh-mizvske, VVeaver, Stare. Lziiron. Wolf, Pe-rtlula, Coach Saubert. Row 4: Radtke, Stark, Pridemore, Weiss, Elizer, Haylett, Rich. Roe-bel, Kranzush, Lombardi. Linn Thiel and Earl Schley were our halfbacks. Wlien either of them took the pigskin around an end or through the line, it generally meant a good gain. Earl proved to be quite a dangerous man when he was running as interference. He will be back with us next year to show what he really can do. Linn was the boy who caught many of our passes. and when he got his hands on that ball. it was too bad for his opposers. Linn graduates in June and has caught his last pass for W. H. S. John Golemgeske. our next year's captain, proved to be the mot ef- fective man in the line. There were very few times that he let a man slip by him untackled. He acted as captain several times and was a great in- spiration to the boys. Wicker and Pertlula. our ends. showed ability in catching and holding out their men. Wicker usually caught the passes, being the taller of the two. We unluckily lose both of these men and Coach Saubert will have to do some hunting around to fill their places. Harold Smith was our Old Standby in the line. He was out during the first half of the season with a wrenched arm, but during the last half he showed some remarkable playing. Q93 Page egg..