Baraboo High School - Minnewaukan Yearbook (Baraboo, WI)

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Gall Mr. Rinkob, coachg R. Barth- olomew, W. Petersen, C. Marking, R. Meyer, R. Flem- ing. audet Srrnmf Row-NV. Martin, R McGregor, T. Leahy. Front Row - Mr. Scott, R. Knerr, J. Haight, j. Skala. The last yearis golf team showed considerable improvement, even though they only played three matches. Baraboo 12, Portage 0 Baraboo 7, Portage 5 SOUTHERN TEN CONFERENCE Baraboo 385 Stoughton 383 Wisconsin High 331 Eight teams participated in the Conference Meet. Chuck Marking won the school trophy cup with a score of 168 for the 36 holes. Lettermen returning to this yearis team are: Marking, Peterson, Bar- tholomew and R. Meyer. In addition, many new golfers promise to strengthen the squad. Last year the Tennis team completed a very successful year, under the direction of Mr. Scott, their coach. During the regular season they defeated Reeclsburg three times and Portage once. In the District Tournament held at Madison. the doubles team captured the Southern Ten doubles titles. In spite of the fact that the first singles man broke his racket, the team finished the meet with a third place rating. At the State Tournament held at Manitowoc the singles were de- feated by their Hrst opponents, but the doubles team won twice before being defeated. The squad gained experience in tournament play which should help thezn this year. The following were letter winners last year: J. Haight and R. Kncrr, doubles teiung Biil Martin, first singles man, T. Leahy, second singles, and Skala, third singles.

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Baraboo had a rather disappointing track season last year. The boys started training late and as a whole, not enough earnest eHort was put forth to make a winning team. The first meets NVl'l'C the annual Interclass Meets. Next came Barahoo's large Invitational Meet, in which some very still competition was met. Barahoo won a dual contest with Lodi, and placed seeond in a Triangular Meet in which lleedshurg took first place and Portage third. The team was ninth in the Southern Ten Meets. At the WVis- eonsin Rapids Sectional, the relay team, Lemoine in the weights, Heine- eamp in the hroad jump. and Sehluter and Powers in the pole vault, qualified for state. Baraboo failed. however. to place in the State Nleet. jim llineeamp and Roger Sehluter were eo-captains. lnlll Ron'-R. l.ulher, llrenuen, NV. Smith, Raslon, hluliouigle, A. Picper, Smith, XVolf, Custer, Apostle. ll. lee, A. Waddt-II, -I. l,ucc. The Boxing season lmegan the first part of February under the direction of Mr. Crilliey and Mr. Joe Czys. The hoys were in very good shape by the time of the semi-finals in Nlareh and every hoy was in for a good fight. 'l'hree pairs ol' hrothers. Bells, Cummings and XVaddells were separated in the 'l'hirteenth Annual Semi-Final Meet. A. Utziuger and B. Cummings were rietorious over C. Bell and C. XVaddell respectively. D. Lee out-hoxed K. Cummings to break up the other eomhination. Their hrothers eame through though. B. Cummings defeated C. VVaddellg K. Bell defeated E. Meyers. and .-X. NVaddell won over T. Apostle. Mr. Art Mansfield refereed the Semi-Finals Tournament and the Finals. T '7mc-A Burk Ruiz'-S. Sichert, AI. Sic- Sr I .V herl, G. Xvesrou, A. Utlinger, l,. lloriles, K. llorck, N. llornung, lfoarh Cuisnier. mul Run'---A. llippcl, mgr.g .I.llCll1UC.ll11P, R. llartholo- mew, G. Rrugnian, R. llay- euhurgcr, ll. l.eMoine, R. Schluter. l.. Powers. 'l'1IIlf Rnn+R. lless, A. W'ad- dull, I'. Donahue. 3 ' I-'unrlfr Run --- Mr. Crilley, 'l'l Si 190 105 118 125 1.50 135 140 147 '4 csmelig M. lang, R. llillmcr, Ci. McArthur, C. llonaliue. zirif R1lll'1l.llllCj.QUl7l'gC, R. llul'uis, C. Waddell, K.Cum- mings, A. Ull1lIgk'l', XV.Cuu1- miugs. C. llcll, K. lit-ll, G. llcller, l,.11e.ir, llillmer, lin- der. 'null Ruiz' 7 XV. Aslol, A. lynch, M. Douglas, Kirncr, Kiinpllheuk, l. u I h C r , Scliiuetllii, Nll1Ilk'IllLll1, Slelvc, llrown, llirschinger, Custer. 0 Golden Glove Winners: lb. class Kumpfbcck lb. class McGouiglc lh. elass Sehmidkc lh. Class R. Luther lla. class J. Luther 111. class Bcltcr lh. class liuder lla. Class Bell lh. class Cummings 152

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f:l'Ullf Run'-Bob Hill, lfugcne McGonigle, Dick Halherg, Russel Marquardt, llarland llornick, Duane liliugenmcyer, David Qualc, llill llevins tmanagcrj, llarry Schultv, lloh Melvin. Si-roml Run'-lfred Kohlhapp, Rod Sprecher, llill Welle, l'ar Stone, Dick Melzer, Bill Martin, Alun Gal- lagher, john Luther, Mr. llevins. Tlriril' Rim'-lloward jones, Ralph Marquarilt, llud Sprecher, lloh Cole, llill Mclntyre, Duane Slime, joe Luce. lfunrtlf Run'--lim Amundsou, Bob Hawkins, Bill Mistle, jim Rittenhouse, Roger Rrwnos, Don Calloway, Charles Slwalx, lfugene Kancy. 'Jean This year was a completely victorous one for the junior High Foot- hall Team. The squad, coached by Mr. Bevens, showed excellent team work, which undoubtedly helped make this an undefeated season. The football team played Portage twice. The first game was played here in Baraboo, and the score was 14 to 0 in our favor. The second game was played in Portage with the final outcome again in our favor, 28 to 0. Victory was again ours at the third and final game played in Reedsburg, 6 to 0. It is hoped that the training these boys received in their freshman year will eventually show up in the future on the Varsity Squad. No TE 4- L lf- L., 57 Q.- bmi 1 - Y,