Wayland Academy - Pillars Yearbook (Beaver Dam, WI)

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TAR IT Y FOOTBALL Frrst row Mackey Kay Porter Thompson Paul Cromheecke Perry Hogan Jon Schoon Denms Mnetzel Ken Kel er Pat Hogan Pau Strange Fred Flom Dean Eyerly Boll Sheldon Fred Nast John Perry Second row Coach Meyer Ralph Owen Ken Mnddleton John Stroh Gordon Hnggms Paul Peacock Brandy Qualls Jnm Chrxstlans Skup ln the season opener Wayland met non confcrence team St Mary s Springs of Fond du Lac At the flnal whustle Wayland led by a vnctonous score of 13 6 The second game Wayland met the M U S Lancers an a not qutte so successful game Desoute hard play :ng and shlftung of posltlons the Bug Red lost 26 O The next game fell from Waylands grlp dunng the forth ctuarter when Milwaukee Lutheran scored three touchdowns endtng the game T9 7 The following week the Btg Red traveled to Mrlwaukee to meet nts arch rlval Country Day At the end of the Hrst half Wayland tranled by a score of 260 ln the second half they came back wtth two touchdowns but were unable to overcome the tremendous lead The next game held at Lake Forest the Red Men came back with a thrlllung vlctory The fTrst touch down was made when Perry Hogan threw a fTfty Cody Kam Funk Mnke Stephenson Jam Wnchman Coach Chase Thrrd row Tom Hoffmaster Grang Anderson Bob Bettcher Tom Eads Jack Barber Duck Thompson Steve Muller Kat Leslte Walter Strnet Muke Hecker Jack Wulton yard pass to Mackey Kay Another pass from Perry Hogan to Fred Flom scored the second touchdown Duck Thompson caught Lake Forests fullback tn the end zone for a two polnt safety for the final score of T5 6 At thus trme the flu hut the campus and Wayland was forced to cancel a game with Racune Lutheran The followlng week which happened to be Home comlng Wayland stlll weakened by the flu lost to Northwestern Preps 256 ln th fTnal game of the season Wayland met Wus consun Lutheran there The Red Men had to settle fo a 7 7 tue An encouragtng factor for next year IS that only five letter men out of the twenty thre are graduat :ng At the close of the season Ken Keller and Den nts Mletzel were lected the team s co captatns Den nts Muetzel also won the most valuable player award and was chosen for the All conference team Page S envy two , I , f N 1 1 .- N , ' , I L L, , A . J' X f ...sf , K 1 1 ' l Q I 4 ' U u K ' . , V , .n , , . 4 , , f , I f 1 - . . , , . . 1 I I ' I I I I I I I 1 I I I I ' I J I I I I . . , . 77' 1 I l I I I ' f I f , - s- D , . . . , - I - . . ., - , . l - . . . .. ,, . ,, V A - ' 1 I 1 - - . . C I - V I I . I - , - H - H . D . .. ' ' ' ' ll ll I - . . fs - H ,T . . . VA , - , . ., . - . ev ,

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J T IOOTB XLL This year forty tive boys reported to Coach Wolfe at the beginning of the T957 Junior varsity s ason Tne young Redmen met the Waupun J V s in th only i ight game aft r ten days of intensive practice th ,I defeated the Waupuw grldders 270 Fullback Nltke Wolfe scored two touchdowns and Perry Hog an Paul Cromheecke and Steve Sink each scored one The JV defensive line held Waupun to only two first downs The second game of the season was another vtc tory for the 'unior Redmen with a score of T20 Hardrunnung halfbacks Bull Blanchard and St ve Sink scored the Frosh Soph points with runs of 30 and 40 The Hornets of Watertown returned fo another engagement with the young Redmen and were again Fir t r w 'udson Rikkcrs Ronne S doff Dan Mann Rohm Tnrnoxv Andy Krance Robert Edgarton Bolo West Bob St ont Ch rlcs Wachs Ja lx Palmer Steve Sink Second row Jerry Hogan B uce Douglas Jim Hooker John Ander son John Tempas Tony Brecha Paul Abbott John Jones Bil Blanchard defeated this time T3 O Blanchard and Sink agatw accounted or the points With a loss to the undefeated Roosevelt Jr High School of Fond du Lac the J V s closed their season End Paul Cromkeecke of the Redmen picked p a fumbl and ran sev nty years for the first touch down of the game The point was good to make the score 70 However tl'e Roos velt team scored in the second quarter but missed the point and the half ended in the favor of the Redmen In the third quart er Roosevelt scored twice and connected on one extra point Mike Wolfe broke loose late in the third quarter for a sixty yard run for a touchdown controled tne ball and scored two more touchdowns to make the Bnal score T3 27 Third row Mr Wolf Davc Erhstoezer Gary Mathis Bob Kirkudec ian Kng I Davis Jim Ne son Lynn Me inthnn Jon Honnutx Fourth row Mgr Pete Levy John Williams Tom Catlin Dave Kest ley Franz Backus Ron Rhinehart Bob Johnston Brad Anderson Dave Nelson Page Seventy three l y . T, ,fn ' I nw. - T tw . C I , L ' ' ' e . f ' .. I A I ' f Q V - , 5. . Q . . . I I . ,, I , v , . I . . . et - ' : - . . 4 - u . ' e e - f 1 ' ' ' ' ' - . , I 9 ' J . A A . I runs. which tied score. For the remaining time Roosevelt , -5 O '- J ' , l Fl i 1 l i 1 ' ' . f ' f l V A ' , - , , f , a N , Br' a , B'lI . ', ' I , l:' ' , t C f - . . f l 4 f I r l I I f - 1 r ' J I I A I V - 4 J we V 5 T 3 in I . , V W I I X I I A I I