Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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GIRL BA KETBALL f x '99 'an 'axe ,isnt M, Back Row Esten Kellogg H Exsert C Smrth Dennrs Mrller Osbom Wernecke Tratt B Brown Miss DeCroot Mzddle Row Bakkum Hxlton Baumgarth Iermam Sharp Nagley Dahlberg Berg Front Row M Ersert Zip prodt Corcoran Gnffm Cates Girls basketball PIHCIICB started off the flrst part of anuary wrth a team of twenty glrls The frrst game was February 5 agamst the women faculty members Thrs rn novatlon at Wayland proved to be fun for all On February l9 the 'httle red trax eled to Mrlwaukee to plav Downer The tournament was held February 26 at Wayland Both gyms were used and the tournament lasted all day Teams partlcrpatlng m lf thls year were Downer M U S Kemper and Wayland Ixemper was new at the basketball tournament and we enjoyed haung them All the grrls wlsh to thank Mlss Gretchen De Groot for her coachmg and help fulness 82

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Buck Row-jon Stillman Coach Meyer Hawes D. Barber D. Schulz P. Nevscomer Morgan Curtis B Kel logg Coach Boya McNamara. Middle Row-Kapelle Whitney Soldwedel B. Smith Link S. Brown Root Alr bott Gascoigne. Front Row-Stetson Hochholzer Borchardt Schoon Marshall Levin Thomas Hinkson Wayland traveled to Minneapolis to face Blake Academy in the season opener. The Minnesota conference champions were much too powerful and handed the young and inexperienced Redmen a 26-O defeat. The Redmen began conference play at home by trouncing Racine Lutheran, 32-6. Racine scored first, but the determined Wayland team fought back to lead at the half, l3-6. On the following Saturday, VVayland handed Milwaukee Lutheran a 6-O defeat in the final eight seconds of play. On October 9, Wayland defeated Northwestern Preps, 26-O for their third con- ference victory. Next we defeated Hartland High School 38-O in a non-conference battle. After a slow start, the Redmen defeated M.U.S. 14-6. The Redmen celebrated their Homecoming by defeating Milwaukee Country Dav, 20-19, to clinch at least a tie for the conference title. I Wavland traveled to Lake Forest for their final game, where they were defeated 25-14, by a fast and inspired Lake Forest eleven. Way'land thus ended one of the finest seasons in its history, winning the co-championship of the Midwest Prep Conference. Wayland was well represented on the all conference first team with Chuck Morgan and Fred Kapelleg second team, Dale Schoon, Colin Stetson, and Frank Hochholzer. 84 00- UIIAMPIO FO0TllALL TEAM