Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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.fafin FIFTH ROY: Hillmer, Herlache, Maples, Graf, Stoneman, R. G-uth, VanBramer, Jirovetz, urves. FOURTH ROW: Pinney, Volletz, R. Bar' h. K V , Bl h , J h f Doxtater, Sconzert, Mrs. Andersdg-. ossow a a 0 nson' Lelson' Bohn' THIRD ROW: G. Barich, Mathy, Morrow, Butler, Ba e 'hl, IV' ill Wh'tf Schaefer, Haskell, M.Wagener, Mirkes. g ml len. ' 1 Ord' J'Guth' SECOND ROW: Peters, Schmidt, Antoine, B udh ' , St h . Th 11 Lampereur, Goldman. Teweles. N. svagevigr. ep encon' ene ' Slattery' FIRST ROW: Toppe, Karas, Je.Hendr'ck , A d W F ' ' Jo. Hendricks, Cochenet, Brian: Hirsglfon' arren' axrcmld' Bakr' Matheys' The S. B. H. S. Latin Club has completed its second year as an organization. It was com- posed of students who were in Latin classes and those who had completed two years of Latin. Though the club did not meet regularly, it has been very active. In December, the Satur- nalia, a Roman holiday, was celebrated in a very authentic Roman manner. In the spring the annual Roman banquet was given, in which everything was Roman, from garb to food. The Latin Club has beer. contributing to the support of a German refugee family of four for the last two years by means of Care packages and shipments of clothing and food. Mrs. Anderson has been the club's advisor and through her leadership it has helped greatly to foster interest in the Latin language. The officers of the club for this year are: Betty Cochenet, Dictator felected in times of crisesjg and Rochelle Fairchild, Consul. X J XJ Nfl k fag-:L Q X - Thirty-eight Q -L 4.

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goofgaff C74 uae! Forty THIRD ROW: Klappauf, M. Onsager, Wagener, M. Ewaskowitz, Everson, Boler, Logerquist, Bohler, Rhode. J. Segura. SECOND ROW: Mullendore, Mgr. Mr. Westfall, Dorchester, L. Onsager, Landeau, Doxtater, V. Jackson, R. Jackson, Duranty, Pierzchalski, Claflin, Mr. Mancheski. FIRST ROW: Mickelson, Jacobson, Jacobs, R.Segura, Felhofer, Blish, Schmelzer, Feuerstein. The football season opened shortly before the first day of school when about fifty candi- dates answered the call of Sturgeon Bay's new grid coach, Al Mancheski. They began to shape a team which showed great improvement as the days passed. The first encounter for the Bay team was against a much larger Clintonville squad. Con- ference play began the following Saturday, when, although they were very much in the game all the way, the Bays were beaten by Kewaunee. In the weeks to follow, Sturgeon Bay showed great improvement as they held Algoma and Two Rivers, and beat DePere and Oconto Falls. Back Ronnie Feuerstein and Center Bob Jacobson were selected by the coaches to those positions on the first All Conference Team. Chuck Duranty and Bob Jackson were placed on the second team. Jacobson also received honorable mention as all state-center. 3 S.B. Opp. 1 ff 4 Clintonville - - o 38 1. 3 13 ' ,J y, r Kewaunee - - 0 , 1 Algoma - - - - 13 20 Q1 DePere - - - 13 7 f 'A 0001110 - - - - 13 20 Two Rivers - - - 13 26 , 4 Oconto Falls - . - 26 19 l, 19 qq 6 gl 8