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

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glad! Fifty FIRST ROW: Blaha, G. Johnson, Jirovetz, Medin, King, D. Johnson, F.Everson, Maples, Abrahamson, Nundahl, Boler, V. Jackson, LaP1ant. SECOND ROW: Klappauf, Phillips, Farrand, Erickson, Weber, Edwards, Kintopf, C. Duranty, R. Jackson, Feifarek, Wetak, Delwiche. THIRD ROW: Ewaskowitz, Prange, Duiek, A, Everson, Wagener, Mankivsky, Zeimer, Stueber, Jennerjohn, K. Anschutz, Cofrin. FOURTH ROW: Goss, Bohn, Feest, Jeremiassen, Liebe, Nelson, Peronto, Cumber, R. Anschutz, Gericke, Bay, Mullendore. FIFTH ROW: Dart, Vandertie, Quam, Haen, Millay, Butler, Nebel, Younk, Pichette, Peterson, Wrztt, James, L. Duranty, Mr. Freiman. The Sturgeon Bay Track squad showed great strength as many boys came out for this new sport in the high school. In dual meets held at Sturgeon Bay, they defeated Brillion, 86-27, Valders 70 1X6-42 5!6g Bonduel, 66-465 and Coleman, 89-24. At Neenah, in the Northeastern Wisconsin Conference Track meet, Sturgeon Bay placed third of the ten schools competing. The distrgict meet was also held at Neenah and of the thirty-two schools competing, Sturgeon Bay placed third. Mr. Freiman and the four boys who qualified at the District meet, went to the State Track meet at Madison at the end of the season. Doug Boler, who won the district, placed second in the state finals of the 440 yard dash. The relay team of Feuerstein, Bolor, V. Jackson and Schroeder placed second in the 880 yard relay, the same place they won at the district. Stur- geon Bay finished fourth of the fifty-two schools competing in the state meet. AS, r V 1 4 2

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