Whitewater High School - Aqualba Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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fX P 'x L un .MX ,J X s i CHEERLEADERS Back Row: E. Roe, A. Groehle-r, IE. Paynter, C. Regcz, R. Storek Si-cond Row: J. Stelter, .I. Church, J. Didriksen, V. Suby. N. Fardy Front Row S. Smith, V. Holford, K. Cummings, D. Sherwood, D. Chamberlain, I'. Fardy Pat Fardy, Veronica Holford, Donna Sherwood, Shirley Smith, Kay Cummings and Dolores Chamberlain were the A team cheerleaders. This year the cheerlead- ers wore red corduroy slacks, white sweaters, and little red hats' as their cheering out- fits. Several new cheers were added to their collection. Liz Roe, Carla Regez, Arleen Groehler, and Rosa Storck were alternates for the AH squad, while Nancy Fardy, Valborg Suby, Janice Didricksen, Janette Church, Betty Paynter, and janet Stelter handled the cheerleading for the B team. The annual cheerleaders banquet was held March 26 in Whitewater with our cheerleaders acting as hostesses. Page Twenty-nine

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Team Shows Up Well ln ight Football Back Row: Coach CI'1ll'11l'TiCY, J. Underwood, S. Ambrose, R. Stevenson, 12. Paynter, J. Fetherston, R. Vohs, K. Schoenke, R. Kayser, R. Brock, F. Dow, Asst. Coach Hauser Second Row: D. Pieper, R. S-mith, L. Mason, C. Scharine, D. Schuman, G. Passer, R. Plucinski, R. Webb, J. Suby. Front Row: NV. Peterson, Mar., D. Triebold, VV. Splitter, R. Douglas, B. Davis, R. Roe, T. Trewyn, D. Cummings, Mgr. As school got under way a young, and not very experienced team, with only six lettermen returning, came out to live up to the record set by two previous championship teams. The essentials of football were very highly stressed: blocking, charging, driving, and the determination to win. All through the season the line was very sharp, but our backfield was rough. Eventually it molded into a smooth operation with fullback Robert Plucinski doing an especially good job. A ver y effective display of teamwork was given by Vohs and Suby on passing, a combination which should prove very good again next year. The defensive team was very strong and promising, while the opposing team was held to minus yards. Two quarters of the best football ever played for some time at City High were the third quarter of the Elkhorn game and the fourth quarter of the Burlington game. We stepped out and fulfilled every assignment. Kicking was the poorest feature and it may have been the deciding factor in more than one game. Letter winners for the 1951 season were: Seniors, Captain Robert Stevenson, Keith Schoenke, David Schuman, Duane Mason, Robert Kayser, William Splitter, Roger Roe, James Fetherston, john Underwood, and Fritz Dow, Juniors were Dale Pieper, Steve Ambrose, Ronald Brock, John Suby, Richard Webb, Robert Smith, Don Triebold, Birney Davis, Gerald Passer, Charles Sch arine, Thomas Trewyn, and Robert Plucinski. A lot of credit for our successful season goes to our Coach, james Crummey, and his assistants, Marvin Hauser and Ivan Foote. Our fullback, Robert Plucinski, was voted by his teammates as the most valuable player and Dale Pieper and Steve Ambrose were elected co-captains for the 19 52 season. W'hitewater 20 . , . . , Janesville 6 Whitewater 6 . . . . . Harvard 27 Whitewater O . . , . McHenry 33 Whitewater 6 . . . . . Delavan 15 Whitewater 7 . . , , Marengo 6 Whitewater 19 . . ..,. Elkhorn 7 Whitewater 15 . . . . Lake Geneva 15 Whitewater 19 . . . . Burlington 7 Page Thirty