Whitehall High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

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Whilelvall High Srlvool T H E C R Y S T A L Ninefeen Thirty-one THE SUNBONNET GIRL First Row: Dorothy Reed, Nellie Iverson, Elizabeth Riesberg. Second Row: Gertrude Hahn, Arlene Lundquist, Evelyn Hasseldahl, Betty Blank, Joyce Berglund, Marian Shoquist, Harriet Snyder, Margaret Pelon, Winifred Rolph. Third Row: Ethel Schaff, Lorraine Ahlstedt, Henrietta Scheppman, Amy Jean Holmblade, Edith DeWitt, Edith Kinsey, Norine Brightwell, Laura Lohman, Myrtle johnson, Iris Hanson, Marian Broman, Roberta Hill, Mabelle Pray, Frances Carol Benjamin. Fourltah Row: Carrie Nichols, Edward Dahlstrom, Lucile Pray, Kathleen Walter, julia Austin, Niels ickelson. Fifth Row: Virginia Ralph, Robert Stauch, Geraldine Hill, june Dahlstrom, Richard Cogswell, Alice DeWitt, Edith Forbes, Jeanette Funnell, Eleanor Svennsson, Dorothea Erickson. Sixth Row: Miss Fessenden, Director, William Fechner, Everett Funnell, James Alfredson, Kenneth Connell, Arthur Knowlton, Thomas Robson, Earl Cornfield, Christine Reed, Mae Berglund, Ruth Perkins. Page Thirty-.fix

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Whitehall High School T H E C R Y S T A L Nineteen Thirty-one .mm.... .!.. ...H .N i..'....i.,. .ii,-WW.Www, W.1.111j1.1.jj1111Wwmwwww1i1i1ii11111i1111111i1iitiwwwwwwn ii11Hi111i1iii11111111111ii111nwiwwwumw...,,.,..-mmm FOOTBALL First Row: Everett Funnell. Elliott Gibbs, Everett Allen, Capt. Ivan Houseman, Walter Houpt, Ward Brightwell, Edward Dahlstrom, Rex Funnell. Second Row: Coach Wolfe, Robert Stauch, Gordon Wight, William Fechner, Earl Cornfield, Carl Cordell, Raymond Turns, Niels Mickelson. Football HE 1950 football squad which reported to Coach Wolfe was eager to fill the moleskins and appeared to be promising material and ready for rapid progress. The men receiving letters for the previous season who returned to the team this year were: Houseman, Wight, Cornfield, Fechner, Mickelson, Brightwell, Gibbs, and Houpt. For our opening game we invaded the Shelby gridiron, during which a cold rain pre- vailed, and we were defeated by a score of 25 to 0. After threshing out the mistakes and correcting the faults of the first game we romped over Ravenna, another Class C school, a week later on our own field. The score was 26 to 0. Due to the injuries received in these two games, our team was greatly weakened. Coach Wolfe had to change the team around considerably. lt was with this team that we attempted to check the powerful and undefeated Montague line-up a week later. We met with defeat in this game by a score of 54 to 0. The game at St. Mary's just a week later was really a closer game than one might judge from the first look at the score which was 19 to 0. The next game was with another parochial school, St. jeans, on our own field. The St. jeans' team came out victorious with a score of 13 to 0. On the following Friday we entertained the strong Muskegon Heights Reserve team here and were defeated again 15 to 0. The annual Armistice Day struggle with Montague was played on our own gridiron this year. We held the undisputed Class C State Champions to a score of 36 to 0. This game wound up our 1950 season. Whitehall placed Cornfield for the third consecutive year on the mythical all-county team and Houseman and Gibbs found positions on the second team. Whitehall . , , ,, . ,. , , 0 Shelby Whitehall Ravenna ,. Whitehall . Montague , , Whitehall , St. Marys ....,, Whitehall , St. jeans .,,..,,,. Whitehall . Heights Reserves Whitehall , Montague ,.,,, , ., mmit......111.........m.........i....i...i.......,w..i in Page Thirty-eight