Good Talent♦ . ^Lost College by C rad nation\ JI • —Piospwt* foi Another Good Season Bright Despite (ireat I-ossI'»i»?\j l - !»*i lt;i tu i i*'ful Uth-| lelic u 11 rjn^f lP.Ti-.’M ttcen1unusually biigm. die !*i the fact that on. \ ii* at hiete** arc lost by i gi admit i««r)! Tiu men grudual mg ai t* (Jove I All* rt. F»ank S;»!vl« ry. t rank Briek-ey. Kay Si h wan heck. Rotund Hen-shaw, Kenneth Hurlbert. Willis Ka?»lfy( .MtftC Ford and Clairnr** Cox(Jove Allen the only senior receiving varsity letters for the three major spurts, C««ive not only made letters in football, basketball and track, hut was co captain V*f the football team and be also placed on the all-conference in fw»t*• ball and basketball.■ The men receiving awards fur two major sports are Kay Schwan-bevk and Mutt Ford. Kay made his letters in football ami basketball. while Ford received Tits for football and* track. Both of these . in ell -t^Tll 1h* missed on the varsity I squads ’’next year.Frank Sanders and Frank Briek-ey were 1ml h awarded letters in varsity football. Both of these men are small, but their hard-hit-itlng style of (MflV made them two i of the most valuable men 6n the | teamI Roland Wenshaw and Willis Eus-I ley are two varsity men who worked haul each year. Henshnw was■ on the varsity football squad for three years, and KasleJ* proved his\ ability as a track man by winning l* the SSO yard run at the conference• meet til|s year.Kenny Hurlbert, Clarence Cox - ! anti Don Cox won their awards in i j varsity basketball. Hurlbert made ! the best of them jump to get the* j tip-off. while Clarence (’ox Rave 1 the crowd some real thrills with• his one-hand Stormon shots. Don Cox ranked with the conference’s| best guard*. winning a berth on■ the* All-Conference second team in j IPH’J. \t the close of the llkW, I he was elected honoraryif j captain. ■Although many lettcrmen are i returning next year, the loss of I Aich players a- these will surely be felt by the Lumberjack teams.