Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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BASEBALL Team Snatehes Vietories The 1965 basketball team posted a winning season by taking 10 and losing 7. Don Larsen and Ken Larsen were chosen co-captains. Ron Grovesteen, most valuable player, made Tomah history by pitching two no-hit games. Ten seniors and six underclassmen were awarded letters. Determination is written on the face of jim Cram, who came out on top with the highest batting aver- age at T.H.S. Tomah 3 Mauston 0 Tomah 7 West Salem 2 Tomah 2 Black River Falls 1 Tomah 5 Viroqua 8 Tomah Nekoosa Tomah West Salem Tomah Nekoosa Tomah Viroqua Tomah Sparta Tomah Black River Falls Tomah Sparta Tomah Mauston Tomah Black River Falls Tournament: Tomah New Lisbon Tomah Adams-Friendship Tomah Reedsburg Tomah Wisconsin Rapids FIRST ROW, front: L. Nelson, T. Strozewski, R. Ducklow, L. Mitte'staedt, Kozarek, D. Stetler, J. Forsythe, R. Daniels. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Dade, B. Boldon, R. Henry, K. Larsen, J. Bau- ff' 1X man, D. Johnson. Mr. Herbst. THIRD ROW: D. Larsen, D. Senz R. Grovesteen, T. Gatzke, W. Gerwing, D. Aller, C. Behrens. ' W ' ' - I 'K 'A '

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Seniors Mark Janney and Chuck Landman strive to excel in low hurdle competition. 'rv X' 1 3' 1 A-Squad Track: KFIRST ROWj Norman Wonzer, Harry De- Long, Jerry Crandall, John Seaquist, Dewell Clay, Dennis Linder, Greg Steinmetz, Mark Janney, Ron Welch, Steve Shie, Dick Ko- zarek, Paul Williams, Chuck Landman, Rob Mubarak, Jim Shie, ISECOND ROWj Greg LaFond, Dave Mubarak, Keith Pedersen, Don Riddle, John Cramer, Bob Holmes, John Whitsett, Dave Lenz, John Jacobs, Steve Woodard, Terry Tralmer, Tom Hed- rich, David Kuehl, Wally Gnewikow, Tony Cooper, Kent Champ- TRACK xxx NX X. ling KTHIRD ROWQ Greg Thurowg Chuck Lenz, Larry Jinkins, David Vold, Gary Stang, Dennis Lobenstein, Richard Walley, Gerald Seitz, Bruce Blado, Bill Kastens, Dennis Jaromin, Keith Koscal, Ken Wilcox, Albert Felbcr: KFUURTH ROWj Mr. Gat- zke, Tom Rech, Bob Hess, Norbert Affeldt, Brian Sowle, Dick Homles, Rich Lasiter, Jim Knutson, Frank Schnecker, john Zins- meister, Bill Bennett, Ron Falkner, Mr. Spies, Mr. Kliefoth. Cindermen Hurdle New Barriers With ten returning lettermen and sixteen other willing thinclads, the 1965 track team had a fulfilling year. Under the direction of Mr. Earl Gatzke, the tracksters won three duos and two triangulars, placing fourth in the South Central Conference. Ron Welch, who was voted most valuable player, and John Seaquist qualified for state competition. Welch vied in the broad jump and Seaquist in the 440. Greg Steinmitz was chosen captain. Tomah 80 Sparta Tomah 104- Mauston Tomah 58 LaCrosse Tomah 86 Sparta TRIANGULARS Tomah 132 Black River Falls 40 Mauston 24 Tomah IOOM Black River Falls 37 Sparta 58W 1ISY'

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GOLF Linksters Evade Defeat VVith five returning lettermen leading the way and under the coaching of Mr. Justin Standiford, the linksters looked forward, and rightfully so, to a winning season. After losing three out of eight duos to Sparta and Black River Falls, and winning their triangular meet against Baraboo and Sparta, the ironrnen then went on to win the Sauk-Prairie Invitational Tournament. The Indians came out fourth in both conference and WIAA sectional competition, the latter was held at the Hiawatha Golf Course. Roger Kruk finished in a tie for second place but lost in a sudden-death playoff. Kruk was also named most valuable linkster. Ray Habelman was awarded the title of captain. These were repeat honors for both. With these successes left behind, the Indians left an impressive record. A winning season brmgs a smile to the face of golf coach Tomahs 1965 A Squad golf team consisted of David Dettle, Dennis Sehweiger, Roger Kruk, Blame Nicol, Ed Lamb and Ray Habelman. 'h?X 4Gd2.'6iBGlQll'3?lf.9Sh9U2CQ-r5ixN3- At . a! :QSlnvZi!?Mt x Cs!'A7f L .4Iw.. !..s.,- AW f .- , vt- -wg.