Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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ANOTHER WORD FROM CDACH METZEN CLAUSON - Bob was one of the youngest boys on the squad and worked hard to improve. His effort did pay off, as he was the only Sophomore letter winner on the squad. Bob has a lot of natural ability and should have two very good years, if he applies himself well. CURRIE - John cane to us as a new student, and did well in his first year on the squad. He has good speed, is aggressive and a pretty good shot. We wouldn't be too surprised if he came through in very good style next season. FRGKER - Lowell was justly honored by his team-mates when they elected him Captain. Most opposing centers towered over him, but Froke was a steady, reliable performer, and made both second tean all-city andall-conference teens. All these honors couldn't have happened to a nicer fellow -- his shoes will be hard to fill! GROVES - Tom played guard for us, was a hard working steady performer, and one of the best free throwers on the team. This was his first year on the sqnad ao Tom's success was quite remarkable. HAWKES - Dennis was the tallest boy on the squad and improved greatly during the year. He has a good shot and is leaming to handle himself. In these days of tall centers he should have a good season next year. HERLIIIG - The fellows on the tealn paid tribute to Jerry by electing him their most valuable player. Further honor came when he made first team on both the all-city and all-conference teans. Also, Jerry was elected Captain of the all-city team, which is quite a feat for a boy of Jerry's size. Jerry was a fiery competitor, a fine shot, and our playmaker. He will certainly be hard to replace. LEA - It isn't often that a Freshnan is able to win a major letter, but Bill did just that in two sports this year! His hard work paid dividends, and he was first string guard and one of our best rebounders at the end of the season. We' re really looking forward to having Bill around for three more seasons. LEHMAN - Dan was one of our regular forwards and a very aggressive player. He played well on both defence and offence, and always hadalot of spirit. We anticipate a very fine season for Don next year, and expect him to be a real leader. PHILLIPS - Morrie was one of our front line men and a fine team player. He has a good shot and is rapidly learning how to play defense. Merrie has that feeling of playing to win and we are happy that he, too, is back for mother year. PRECOURT - Dick played several positions for us during the year and helped us greatly in several ganes. His regular position was right forward, although he frequently played guard on defense. Dick would have been of greater value to the teun, had he concentrated more. SPOENTGEN - Bob was one of our regular performers, and was played at both guard and forward. He hada good set shot and drive-in, and wasaball hawkm defense. Bob' s stellar play gained him honorable mention for both the all-city and cmference teuns. - avr-

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