Coleman High School - Les Adieu Yearbook (Coleman, WI)

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J.V. FCDOTBALL lst row, left to right A. Rouse, G. Bunker, V. Dantine, E. Wieczorek D. Bcdora, F. Zalodek, J. Tobison. 3rd row, B. Galbraith, C. Broderick, J. Casper, J. Krause, J 'ind row, Mr. Herbert, J. Holley, L, Tercsinski, A. Hansen, R. Woolf, J. Skarda, T. Jackson, M. Kroicarck, J. Duroclwcr Aclamski, J. Patz, W. Yicdorowicz, D. Olcck, W. Hanncman, T. Payette, R. Vander Bloomer, J.V. BASKETBALL :Lottom Row: T. Jackson, R. Adamski, R. Bintz, R. Kramer, L. Bcrgc-ron, W. Ficdorowicz A, Tcrcsinski. Top Row- Mgr. T. Chucka, Mgr. B. Galbraith, P. Leroy Floriano. Page lwcnty-umc Wcnzlaft, A. Rouse, J. Patz, Coach

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VARSITY BASKETBALL ur X' First Row: P. Evans, Coach Herbert, G. Fiedorowicz. Standing: J. Salesky-Mgr., J. Charapata C. Sec Ro . Banazak, Kieth Frievalt, R. Johnson, R. Adamski Bloomer, D. Carlson, J. Brault-Mgr. ' , if fl LM A , a . fl Q V ,IK ffyfwl if 5 T 4 T . . . . . . A6 if bf? A This year s Varsity team is composed of four seniors, three luniors and hree Mr sophmores. The four seniors playing their last basketball season at Coleman are Don Carlson, George Feidorowicz, Paul Evan, and Ralph Johnston. The co- captains elected by the team were Paul Evan and George Feidorowicz. Due to excitement and perhaps a little unorganization, we lost our first two games. In our third game, against Preble, we won a thrilling contest by a one point margin. The final score of our first victory was Coleman 55, Preble 54. Although perhaps a little weak on the offensive side, Coleman has one of the best defensive units in the M-O Conference. Opponents have a small earned-point average against the fighting Cougars. MMM Def flex il

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nsymw few .A . - . s f lst row, lett to right f R. Pillath, C. Bunker, R. Peterson, L. Cudnoski, J. Brault, J. Risner, S. King, J. White, K. Patz, E. Wieczorek 2nd row 7 R. Lepinski, M. Tachick, W. Hanncrnan, L. Kostreva, Payette, V. Johnson, J. Martens. WN V. Dantinne, D. Harman, G. Tobison, H. Tachick, D. Giese H. Jahnke, Manager. 3rd row -- H. Denowski, D. Ermis, R. Lentz, G. Kempka D Krause, Mr. Douglas, R. Cudnohutsky, R. Piontkowskr L WRESTLING For the first time in the history ot inter- scholastic athletics in Marinette County wrestling was introduced. We here at Cole- man made that introduction, developing a team and engaging in seven dual matches, winning 2, loosing tive. Despite our record ot wins and losses, Cole- man scored over the season 134 points to 141 for the opposition, most ot which were teams with one or two seasons behind them. There were several outstanding records made by the Cougar wrestlers, most im- pressive being that made by freshman Jim- my White in the 120 pound class who went through the regular season undefeated in seven matches. Ralph Peterson had a re- cord ot six wins and one draw: Sylvan King, 5-2, Leroy Cudnoski 4-1-1. Cary Bunk- er and Ken Patz, wrestling at 157 and 147 pounds, each had 3-4 records, though Bunk- Page er wrestled out of his class three times. The Coleman lineup for most of the season included Jerry Risner and Urb Johnson at 103 pounds, Ralph Peterson, 112, Jimmy White, 120, Leroy Cudnoski, 128, Sylvan King, 136, Ken Patz and Jerome Brault 145, Carry Bunker and Duane Giese, 155, Jerry Tobison and Eugene Wieczorek, 165, Roger Greason 182, and Bob Pillath, heavyweight. Next year's squad will include all these boys except Ken Patz and Bob Pillath. Following are the match results: Coleman 28 Bonduel 8 Brillion 29 Coleman 11 Coleman 26 Bonduel 12 Antigo 23 Coleman 16 Everest 21 Coleman 19 Shawano 23 Coleman 15 Antigo 25 Coleman 19 Thhty