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Linden Lake High School
Linden Lake, Houghton County, Michigan
"The Blue and Gold"
1917 Yearbook

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The Blue and Gold - 1917 yearbook cover for Linden Lake High School
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THE BLUE AND GOLD. '17. en can their glory fade. no the grand touchdown made? All the world knew. Honor the score they made! Honor the game he played! Oh ! you left end. -WIES. 1917. NEXT YEAR'S TEAM-FOOTBALL. Team for 1917, L. L. H. S. Center "Howdy" Bryan Right Guard "Sammy" Studer Left Guard "Stew" Conant Right Tackle "Chub" Brown Left Tackle "Donkey" Curtin Right End "Spud" Pelland Left End "Bill" St. Pierre Quarter Back "Georgie" Wiesenauer Right Half "Pickle" McNickle Left -Half "Bliley" Paull Full Back "Flat" Toplon COACH Mr. Howard STUDENT MANAGER. Myron Odgers TRAINER Thomas Parks The prospects for a successful football lineup for next year are even brighter than those of years past. Seven of last year's "L" men still remain, and there is a good source of material from last year's second team. Howard "Howdy" Bryan, the clever and speedy center of last year, will be seen again in that position. Stewart Conant, a veteran of last year, and Leo Studer will take care of the guard positions. Nasen Curtin, the spare guard of last year's team, will play tackle with Harold Brown, a new find, for teammate. The ends will be well filled by the old reliables. Wiiam St. Pierre and Zeldon Pelland. The quarter back position will be filled by George Wiesenauer, another member of the family noted for the production of famous quarterbacks. The halves will be well taken care of by Charles McNickle, the speed" right-half, and "Bluey" Paull the little line ripper. The full-back position will be more than filled by Harold Tonlon. better known as "Flat." -R. L. '17. RECORD OF THE LAKE LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM. 1913-1916. 1913 Wiiam Stark. Captain. Houghton 26. L. Linden 6 at L. Linden Calumet 30, L. Linden o at L. Linden Hancock 0, L. Linden 6 at L. Linden Calumet 65, L. Linden o at Calumet St. Patrick 0, L. Linden 6 at L. Linden Total, Opponents 121, Lake Linden IS. 1914 Remy St. Pierre. Captain. Calumet 18, L. Linden 6 at L. Linden Hancock 6. L. Linden 12 at L. Linden Houghton o, L. Linden 77 at L. Linden Calumet 26, L. Linden o at Calumet Hancock 6, L. Linden 6 at Hancock Houghton o, L. Linden 35 at Houghton Total, Opponents 48. Lake Linden 136. 1915 Reuben Satterley, Captain. Calumet o, L. Linden 19 at L. Linden Hancock 3, L. Linden 38 at Hancock Hancock o, L. Linden 24 at L. Linden Calumet o, L. Linden 14 at Calumet Alumni o, L. Linden 18 at L. Linden Total, Opponents 3, Lake Linden II?. 1916 Russell Lord, Captain. Calumet o. L. Linden 3; at Calumet Hancock 32, L. Linden - at L. Linden Calumet 7. L. Linden 7 at L. Linden Hancock 42. L. Linden o at Hancock Calumet 0. L. Linden 14 at Calumet Calumet 7, L. Linden 13 at L. Linden Total, Opponents 88, Lake Linden 76. GRAND TOTAL Opponents-26 o Lake Linden - 343 The 1913 defeats were due to an entirely green team, this being the first year of football the boys ever had, and to a couple of minor injuries. The 1914 team was a much better combination than the first year's team because of new interest in the game and because many of the 1913 team were back again in 1914. The 1915 team was an improvement over the two preceding teams as is shown by the scores, the onnonents being able only to register 3 points to our 113. During this season no opponent crossed our goal line, the 3 points being scored by Hancock on a place kick. The 1916 season was a successful one, despite two defeats by Hancock, the latter having a much heavier and a more experienced team. Much credit must be given the second team men of 1916, as it did much to give the first team the daily practice, and they also put up a good fight against odds when playing die Hancock second team. - W. Curren, '17.
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