Wilson High School - Log Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Coach Fifzharris flop picfurel gives Wayne Plarzer las? minure insfrucrions before sending him info ihe Murray game. Piciured nexf is Wayne breakin a a for a fhiri five ard a'n as Gul- 'Q W Y Y q l lickson fhe safely man, br qhf him down. -4' ,f ' 2 L, ,. H.. T V V' ff, ,J J 'ft f ' -if 1 tl ,xx V W1 !f L , . YL,-fl 4 pi . 1 ,V c,.f'f.'f L-V i . r' 5: 'L i r ' . Jr pf ,- . f Sfariing The seasonca week in advance oi The opening of school, Wilson's I94I edilion of The Redmen gridders prepared for rhe Too?- ball season af Square Lake Camp near Slillwaler, Minneso+a. Here 'rhe aihlefes spenf Their 'rime doing condilioning exercises and learn- ing fhe Tundamenfals of foofball. Upon refurning from camp, com- pefrifion began for sfarring posifions. Airer many infer-squad games, Coach Bill Fifzharris finally decid- ed on 'rhe following boys for his srarling lineup: Don Appleby and Bill Hickman, ends: Bob O'Brien and Wayne Hosefh, Tackles: Mari Efren and Gordy Green, guards: John Chrisiiansen, cenfert Chuck Tauferf, guarferback: Bud Larson, fullback: and Bill Thomson and Dean McConnell, halfbacks. Affer weeks of preparaiion, Wilson enrered The Ceniral game, which +hey losi, 20-7. Rebounding from The Cenrral defeat 'rhe Redmen 'rhrilled a homecoming crowd by downing Murray's Blue and Gold. The score was I3-6. The Governors from Johnson were fhe Redmen's nexl Toe. Wil- son led by a score of 6-O rhroughoui mos+ of 'rhe game. Wilh aboui a minuie of play remaining, Johnson Threw a scoring pass, fhus win- ning, 7-6. Washingion was Wilson's nexl opponenf. The game Turned info a scoring spree wi'rh Washingfon emerging The viclor by a score of QI-IZ. The Redmen began hiiling 'rheir slride oiciensively and defensive- ly in The Marshall game. They oufcharged and oulfoughi a game Marshall club, 22-6. The Redrnen followed up on Harding 'rhe nexf week wifh a lighfning-like bliiz Thai swepl' over ihem, 25-O. Ailer a Two weeks' posfponemenf, Wilson mel Monroe and Turned in a I5-O vicfory over 'rhe Greenies, Wifh a record of 4 won and 3 losf, Wilson 'rurned in ifs besi foorball season io da+e. The vicfories over Marshall, Monroe, and Harding were fhe iirsi ever Turned in by a Wilson eleven. W THE A FoorBALL souf-in V Second Row: V. Sfrornberg, D. Trace, Klcck, DI. Appgeby, W. I Fronf Row: E. Jordan,IC. Lyman, Warner, J. Mangan, J. Chrise lziglson, G. Green, H. Coumhan, F. Quinlan, R. OCOH, . Sand. ,A Qd'l2fQg,f5nS'Om' J' HO mbyg' D' Cconnelll C' Lemon' R' md Third Row: w. Fifzharris, Coach, v. Jefferson, w. Hoseih, w. Ray- ' F rn k r M Eff W. Hickman R. O'Brien, C. Tauferi, D. Gruner, a e , . en, I , manager, J. Coleman, assisfanf coach.