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

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B SQUAD Mr. Ross starting the season with a group of inexperienced Freshmen and Sophomores, whipped together a team that held its own against much larger and experienced players. Winning one-half of its games, the B squad showed up well in the record books and the experience gained should be of great value in the future. Them Us Algoma ......, ........ 2 2 324' Kewaunee ..... ,....... 2 4 274' Seymour .......... ........ 4 3 34 Oconto Falls ....... i....... 3 0 29 Oconto ........ .,.,. ........ 4 6 44 Sevastopol .,,.. .....,,. 2 6 33+ Pulaski ....... ........ 2 1 24+ DePere ...,.,.. ,....... 1 6 15 Sevastopol ..... ,......, 3 9 32 Gibraltar ....... .,,,,.,. 2 9 301 East DePere .... ...i.... 4 1 21 Algoma .,.....,. ..,..... 3 0 27 Kewaunee ..,.. .....,,, 2 0 284' Seymour ....,....... .,....., 2 3 30+ Oconto Falls West DePere Pulaski ......... Oconto ...,. 31 ........29 28 .....,..41 30 37 59 ROW 1-Rasmusen, Seiler, Ewaskowitz, V. O'Boyle, Writt. Ewaskowifz, D. 'X ROW 2--Larson, Guth, Rockendorf, Mr. Ross, Jacobson, Thenell. Blomily. Baker. 4 1 .f fr -L 'Z li 1 lf V x X A xx 1 7' , f 1 ,AAAI 1 ' ' 'I 1 2. - a. 'I ' Q Basketball Forty-seven

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Basketball ROW 1-Blish. Feurstein. Goodwin. ROW 2-Schiefer, H. Marx. Jacobson, Doxater, Warren, Graf, Coach Olson, Couchenet, Peotter, Schaefer, Koehn, Oram, Steuber. Bob Feuerstein received conference hon- orable mention. Forty six The Bay Basketball Squad began its seas0n's play in exhibition games with Gib- raltar and Sevastopol. Mr. Olson starting the season with a group of inexperienced play- ers, whipped together a team that did justice to itself early in the season. Winning three and losing thirteen, the squad did not show up very well in the rec- ord books, but the skill that was gained will surely pay off in the form of the future vic- tories. East DePere .... ........ 4 8 37 Pulaski ........... ........ 4 1 39 Luxemburg ...... ........ 7 3 34 Oconto ................ ........ 4 8 38 Oconto Falls ....... ......., 3 6 44+ Seymour ............ ........ 5 3 49 Kewaunee ........ ........ 7 0 47 West DePere ...... ........ 5 4 25 Algoma ........... ........ 3 7 30 Pulaski ........ ........ 2 9 36+ Oconto ........... ........ 7 9 33 Oconto Falls .... ........ 4 1 37 Seymour ,,,.,,,,. ........ 4 2 40 Kewaunee ........ ........ 4 7 5011 West DePere ........ ........ 7 7 36 Algoma .............. ........ 5 6 49 East DePere .... ........ 5 5 28

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The Sturgeon Bay Track squad showed great strength as 97 boys came out for this sport in the high school. With only 10 letter- men, Mr. Freiman had to do much to whip these recruits into a suitable track squad. Sturgeon Bay trackmen face the cindermen of other schools in dual meets, invitational, district and conference meets. Duc to the fact that a new track was made this year, most of these contests were held at home. Track ff' -.1 .. is--'- vii -i-1 ,,,..gn-ni-I ..i..-- April 19 Green Bay West at Green Bay. April 25 Sturgeon Bay, Two Rivers and Valders at Two Rivers. May 2 Invitational at Oconto Falls. May 6 Marinette at Sturgeon Bay. May 9 Valders and Lena at Home. May 13 Bonduel at Ho-me Cpossible tri- angularj. May 17 Conference meet at Home. May 20 Pulaski at Home fpossible tri- angularj. May 23 Sectional at Sturgeon Bay ften- tativej. May 27 Relays at Port Washington. Forty eight