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OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Oakland, Neb

  

een arnt “i gers _ epee TOT 5 neat | ski; Kadela; Coach Rev- Mrowiec; Stanc-

Sal VO ae ae eae zewski; Karczewskis Helkowski. Bottom Top Row (left to right) : Coach Nord-
Barringe!: Coltrin: Robin Row: Szcezepaniak; iza; Captain Szla- strom}; Samuelson; Dame; Nelson; Mana-
Helm: piGrazia: Danley: ay, fona te) gout i d 5 : chetka; Wieprecht; Kasak; Sokolowski- ger Teich. Bottom Row: Wangberg;

Young; aptai opkins; chli ing;
FATHER INNOCENT MROWIEC, oe Captain Hopkins: © miichtip’

Coach of the Lakesiders quintet, 18 THE regular season play brought the
justifiably content with his caer Vikings | wins and just 1 defeat.
showing the past season, for the This loss is the first in two years ©
Arizona han halt, | boys won 15 games suffered only 4 conference contests and the third in
Offensive average W é d defeats. The coming season presents 26 games causing the boys from

some ifficulties, for 4 of the first Oakland ‘e
string varsity team graduated in husker
1937. But the junior varsity has

end the season as Corn-
Conference runners-UP- Close
defensive play held four opponents

MILFORD HIGH sCHOOL
Milford. Neb. LEBANON HIGH SCHOT:
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ae ee ak ee ake Bea . Cofone: Re eee Top Row (left to right) : Coach Baldwin; :

in O’ ee ; ; PP Coon e hs AiG aod d Williams; Kenny: D. Buettgenbach; Treu; Top Row (left to right) : Morris; H. Daf-
Captain Keele: H 30 ) : Manager Smiley. Bottom w: Bush- fer; Railsback; Haag; Pennington; War-
WITH sophomores at four sti eason, the | boom; K. Eicher; Lux; M. Buettgenbach; ner. Bottom Row: Ingram; Daffer;
Marquette Hilltoppet t ff Guengerich; D- Eicher. Coach Bailar; Murphy; Yingling.
rience but attained Coac d 1 of a i COACH BALDWIN’S Milford Eagles PACKING away 18 wins out of 22
The secon game wit ; r made 2 completely clean sweeP of starts, the Lebanon

Cedars enjoye

Josing in the last m ‘. of a 6 all opposing cagers, Wor their en- a most successful season, winning

See: ‘Adams, irich, oak tire schedule © 17 games without the crown of the Wes
Hilltoppers: a_ loss. Offensive average of 30 the Mid-Valley League fo

eee points, defensive average of 18 ond straight year A small school,

points meant many exciting games: the highlight of the season was the

Milford 's points jy ane, 808 defeat administered to 1000 student

totaled 512 against oppositions 304. McCook High to the tune of 25-2

   
  

CRESTON HIGH SCHOOL
; Creston, Neb. OAKLAND CITY COLLEGE

City. Ind.

     

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Pn oie hs organ. Bottom Row: Connet: Edmunds;

ale: Cohen: paleo eg te Top Row (left to right) : Coach Keill; Bar-

. , . rett; Maw; Brixius; Decker; Supt. Len- . :

THE Virginia Cavaliers enjoyed as ul season, reports houts. Bottom Row: Wryrick; Moran; Top Row. (left to right) : Coach Miller;
24.8 ° +4: Claussen; Zentner; Larson. Student Manager Hunley: Secon Row:

Coach Gus ebell, finishing secon ompetition, : ; i ia, Hawn ae Lindsey; Troyer:

winning better than half of their 17 contests with some pretty ONLY one letter man reported this Stuckey. Bottom Row: Reasoner; Little;

strong aggregations: e and Zeisbers starred for the season. he Ramblers employed a —_ Irwin; Spradley; Pride.

| Cavaliers. With six © is ni graduating in °37, zone defense with such good effect WITH but 53 boy® enrolled in the

| Gus expects to have a P his ha he 1938 | that it 1 kept opponents scores be- college the Oaks concededly mac® a

| season. low 16 points ® game and, through- most excellent showing '? their

out the season there were 24 quar- games against colleges ‘with muc

ters in which their foes could make a ‘alt
no score. Creston too the Platte land City
County championship.

on free throws
jn the final five seconds of play-