Waukesha High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

Page 25 text:

Q it jab BF 'uv Top Row: Hurlmrt, Stark, Redford, Grit-sell, Gululmzeske. B1-ttuni R-rw: XXX-iss, PI. Sr-hley, VV:-inkauf. VVolf. Volleyball A new system of tournament was held in the Suburban League this year in volleyball. Instead of each team going to the various schools and challenging them twice a season. an elimination tournament was held in the XVaultesha gym. For the seventh consecutive year Waukesha stopped all comers and easily went through the tournament, This was all due to the superior coaching of Nlr. Saubert, whom we all know to be one of the state's best coaches, At the beginning of the year we had only two lettermen back from the previous year. but by the time of the tourney we had a first-class team, Redford and Wicker were the two lettermen. They showed their worth. Redford starring during the entire tournament and outclassing the best competitors. Golemgeske, Stark' Harbort. Schley. Weinkauf, and Griesell all played good games, and most of them will return next year to repeat their success. -Q-Dglllage l I0 lg--

Page 24 text:

QR ' NX E7 X. N I I il i if ' I . S X K Q 5 . K X Xxx' K N K . W N N Q.. -4 Jv 7w iwhjh x xi X x X x ,X X . x S. ln Memoriam . . Herbert Wriglmton Narcissus Baxter Le Roy Stubbs Wilfred Robert Donald Earl Louise Pierson Class Class Class Class Class Class ol: January, l93O ol: January, l93O ol: June, I93O ol: June, l93O ol: January, I932 of June, l932

Page 26 text:

y' Q 8 Q 't' -+ mfwwisfafef 'Y x - . ,.... -. . .1 .. V ,- 1 Q fs ,., .1-. - fe ' i f 'Ss F5 4 . ,-- f :'- ' at 2 , , f 1f'-fP'+- ,..A.rC1'Q. .,., .-.1 -. 'A ' SQ. '- 1' .' , ,- as ' ' . ' . '- -. . ti 3 ' , I 1 K ' 'iz - ,' . ' . - ' 1. 'K 1 43' 1 fe ' ffl fer , , , - ta. . - ' . - 'rr Q e .1 1 r A, -' t ls, J ' X' X i' 'N Q. , 'lf fc' -,W N X ' W e ' . ' ,. -, Q 1 if -:Q i ri ff . .f , :Qs - . fr ., . , V zu 'f ' ' A2 -- ' . Q- r ar? K . -. 3 2' nf H Y ' .. ..,, .,.. Row Row 1: Kranzush, Branch, G, Schley, Klein, O'Mealy, F. Godersky tCapt.l. Brunt, Gillet, Cohen. Adler, D. Wol.. l , 2: Bostwick, McCann, Krumpf, Gessert, Pridemore, M. Schley, Hinz, Settlage, West, Smith. 3 Row : Neumann, McGowan, Schultz, Elger, Allridge, Guttey. Aplin, Hughlett. T. Goderskyv S h k. Row 4: Ciacelli Lomas, Morris. Stork, Olson, Schaefer, Bostwick. Feldman, Elmer, Pronold, Tews, C b' . , , Row 5: Vl?:ll',l?tedford, W. Wolf, Golemgeske, E. Schley, Weinkauf, Bernstein, Smith. the Track This year's track squad has proved that Waukesha High School has makings of a real future team, Although there were only four letter- Af? if F C I . .2 'f l i a f l men back from last year fCaptain Godersky, Harry O'Mealy, Howard Redford. and Harold Smithj, yet they may place in the Suburban meet at our new field. These boys were strengthened, however, by a really good bunch of long distance runners from the cross-country team which had been develop- ed into experienced runners by our new track coach, Mr. Lomas. Our pole vaulters, Bill Pretts and Francis Doughty. managed to come up near the top of the pole in the tournament. Howard Redford, the big discus thrower, last year showed that he was every bit as big a man as he looks. John Smith did the high jumping for us and surely gave competition to the other high-steppersf' Frank Godersliy and Harry O'Mealy. our two distance runners. proved that their experience was a big asset when it came to taking places. Prank Csorry to say that he leaves this yearj was the track captain and surely deserved that position. Harry will still be with us another year and can still prove to be an even better runner than at the last meet. Prank ran the half-mile for us and showed the other schools ho Harry ran the mile. and we all know how that boy can run on long dis- tance runs. We hope to have a better track team next year than ever before. and probably will under the efficient direction of Mr. Lomas. W to run it: Q25 Page l 1 1 lk'- Y , f JI ' -4 l 4 ,4 . 1 VA rff l . D ' 1 M I ,J .f ,. .f ii Virj, 4 pf A inf r ,, Y y . l X lf