Badger High School - Le Blaireau Yearbook (Lake Geneva, WI)

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Ttball E Quad Top Row: J, Skarda, R. Watson, J. Hawkinson, D, Grady, T. Chnna, D. Harris. El. Corky, T. Barry, H. Petersen, P. Zeller. Znd Pow D. Daly, L. Sonlag, Fi. Halsey, T. Phillips, L. Kuen, E, Gile, R, Snhuren, P. Allegretti, F. l-iaidt. 1st Flow: T. Kuecker, R. Warner l.. Wright, D. Bublitz, J. Hansen, J. Trimble, G. Beitner. The Badger High BU Squad Football team was coached this year by Mr. Pe- tranek and Mr. Morse. The outstanding players were Tom Phillips and Joe Trimble. The team began this season unsuccessfully, but the turning point came after these first two losses, then their ability and ambition led 'them to glowing victories in their next five games. SCORES BADGER Elkhorn 9 BADGER Wilmot 7 BADGER Whitewater 6 BADGER Burlington 12 BADGER BADGER Big Foot 0 East Troy 7 This football season at Badger we witnessed an expansion of players on the team. Freshman boys Were organized under the coaching of Mr. Graf. This season they competed in lost 'by a close score of 6 to 7. At score of 12 to 13. This team of 33 boys contains Team Members Were: Pete Allegrelti, Brad Barry, Tom Bashaw, Bob vedo, Bill Carey. Dennis Daly, Craig Devoy, Don Harris, Terry Hartman, Gary Helgeland, Bill Schenk, John Schryner, Jim Skardo, Bob five games. Their first game, at Elkhorn, was Wil1ialH1S Bay they Came close to winning with a good prospects for our future teams at Badger. Beglinger, Geoffrey Beitner, Tim Bishton, Jack Brellenthin, Norman Ca- Jeff Downing, Timm Dunn, Dan Farmer, Frank Folman, Joe Hansen, Ed McKaig, Ken Meinel, Dan Moeller, Tom Morrissy, Bill Reynolds, Schurer, Jack Truber, Ron Warn, Bob Wainer, George White, Wayne Zyc, Page 59

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ovt6alI 14 Squa Ro-A' 1. J. Pender!-gasf. G. Goodman. D. Nleyerhofer, J, Hnnny. D. Bakkom. J. Railton, J. Pottie, D. Gray, D. Shepstone. E. Girg. Row 2 Schmkg, J. Paulson. E. Wchl, T. Rutkoske, J. Bowman, C. Mancini, L, Clayton, D. Parshal. S. Robers. Row 3: NI,gPhiIIips, R, Perry L Hanny. D. Vv'eyr'oLigh, J. Deignan, D. Grace, R. Ryan. B. Germann, D. Granahan. Flow 4: NIr,t Gerber, J. Romani' L. Ferguson, L elstedt, S. Young, C. Siblick, B, Anderson, R. Zarnstorff, VE. V.enzeIj'Mr. Ratcllffeq ,, H IJ' e ,lyk V il M ' ' ' 1 'K YJ ...ui f ,?- . B. GERMANN Fullback - 1VI.V.P. Soutliern Lakes Conference All Conference . , , , ,,, Y , ,X , 1 , 1 ,.,' J 7 'ff 'V ' 'LJ h J 'V n ,iw fl' 4 1, ' 1 f ,, Aa K, ' if A ' 7 1 ' w 4,L v 1 4 f , J Q ' if ' 1 ,if , The 1962 football season marked the first year on our new field. It ended With a record of 3 Wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Coaches of the team were Mr. Gerber and Mr. Rateliff. Co- calptains were Bill 'Germann and John Bowman. The highlight of this season was the Winning of the homecoming game with Burlington. Con- tributions to this Victory were the backing of the student body and the team's ambition, Page 58

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C71 ee leade The cheerleaders were our leaders of Voice at the competitive games of fooi- ball and basketball. They lead us in cheering our team on to victory. They are judged by our student body on their qualities of-motion, poise, leadership ability, pep, enthusiasm, voice and personality. H, Sadler, J, Pasaka, J. Peterson, C. kuecker. P. Farmer, W. Roloson x ' v A Wa, 1-'li 3, , K ilxb ' 135-..,,...,l,r ,XA , S. LaRue, M. McCullough, P. Wahl, H. Wilhelm J. Yakes. C. Gerber. Page 60