Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Bob Holland - Bob was our regular right half for two seasons and could always be counted upon for a good iob. He liked the going rough, and was one of the best blockers on the squad. Buzz also was a good tackler - when he remembered to keep his head up! if Jerry Herling - One of the smallest men on the squad, Jerry is blessed with good athletic sense, and is usually in the right place at the right time. He ended the season as our regular safety man. And we are looking forward to his playing a lot of quarterback next year. ilk. Don Lehman - Don is one of the few sophomores to earn a varsity letter. He is rugged and a willing worker, and improved rapidly through the year. Don has a bright athletic future and we are looking forward to having him around for two more years. Ken Little - Ken was a veteran lineman, at his best when the going was tough. He held down the middle of our line, and was never known to take a backward step. Foosh was quiet but thorough in his work. vi? Dick Pigorsch - Dick won his fourth major football letter this year - quite a feat for a football player! He held down a regular end position, and was equally effective on either offense or defense. At the close of the season Dick was elected co-captain by his team-mates. sir Dick Precourt - Dick was one of our quarterbacks, and did some good passing during the season. He has plenty of natural ability, and needs only to apply himself fully to become a really fine ball player. Here's hoping next year is his big one! Frank Sarles - Frank was one of our regular ends, and could play really fine ball when he applied himself. He was a good fellow to have around for morale, and we'll always remember his good nature. Yes, we think Frank did a lot for football - and football did a lot for Frank, too! 'fir Bob Spoentgen - Bob was one of our left half- backs, and probably our best natural runner. He picked his holes well by the season's end, and was a deceptive ball carrier. He throws a good pass and we're anticipating a really fine season for him next year. Sir Paul Trump - Paul ended his third season as a regular, and was accorded an honor he richly de- served, that of being elected most valuable player. Paul was our high scorer, leading ground gainer, and ace line backer! We're glad Paul was on our side, and we certainly will miss his stellar play. fir Dave Vogel - Dave was one of our regular guards and a really fine blocker. Built solidly and close to the ground, he was also one of our better de- fensive players. Dave always puts out maximum effort, and should be a stand-out player next season. Sir Dave Wendt - A reserve back this year, Dave had a little trouble getting going, but finally came along fast. He figures heavily in our plans for next year, and we feel that with a little more fire, he'll be a very valuable regular. wi? Bob Westphal - Bob came along very rapidly to- ward the close of the season, and turned in some fine performances. One of the two sophomores to earn a major W, he has a bright future. Bob has a fine competitive spirit and we feel sure he'll im- prove rapidly with steady play.

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he 8,1106 'lst Row: Wendt, Bryant, Campbell, Dean, Little, Trump, Damon, Steinhauer, Butler. 2nd Row: Meanwell, Fassett, Gale, Spoentgen, Pike, Herrick, Fredericlxson, Vogel. 3rd Row: Lapcewich, Groves, Fraker, Sarles, Mr. Ainsworth, Hanson, Bassett, Snow. President . . Kenneth Little Vice President . ,, Michael Dean Secretary , - W, , , . ,c Paul Trump Treasurer , - , , , Douglas Campbell This year's Hi-Y program has been aimed to- ward making our club of greater service to the school. Early in the fall we assumed supervision of the lunch rooms seeing that they were left in proper condition. We also acted as ushers to promote more order and courtesy in assemblies. Hl-Y 32 We again sponsored our annual Homecoming dance. Remember our queen, Margie Swanson? We participated in the Christmas Carnival. We turned the profits over to the annual. Throughout the football and basketball seasons, Hi-Y printed programs forthe home games. These were done by Douglas Campbell. Our club was also active in community proiects along with the three other Madison Hi-Y clubs. t 1 . ir' v. M1 pi' yn In -V it g 4? I Qi 5.-Q ,,,f-'jr M s 5 T pl i t f --:ff l 'A it 1 , V ,,..,., , ..,,... ,,.,,.,,.., . W