Don Bosco High School - Don Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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l Kneeling: R. Kempski, l. Bornmer and I. Chonowski, managers. Standing: E. Slawnikowski, W. Martyka, M. Bro- zynski, P. lach, R. Moretto, T. LaSalle, R. Yadro, R. Wolf, G. Smieja, R. Fularczyk, K. l-ferrnan, and R. l-loulehen. B Team ln reviewing the Don Bosco B team we must in reality acknowledge two teams: one that started the season and the other that finished it. The quintet at the beginning of the season comprised the following as starters: Van Bendegon and Dziczkowski at guard, Kosi- dowski at center and Gooder and Molotkiewicz at for- wards. As the season rolled on this entire starting five gradu- ated to the varsity five, in preparation for the coming season of l95O-51. As a result, Bro. Iohn Kurz, the coach had to start all over again and knit together a second working five. The regular starting group this time con- sisted of Brozynski and Martyka at forwards, LaSalle at center with Houlehen and Slawnikowski at the guard spots. Considering all things the B team quintet did fairly well, ending the season with a .500 record: winning twelve, tieing one and losing twelve. Houlehen and Slawnikowski did a great job of bringing the ball down the floor and starting the playsq Martyka stood out for his one-handed push shots from the outside, whilst Brozynski's rebound work was re- markable. LaSalle improved as the season rolled along on its way. The forthcoming season should see most of these youngsters on the varsity squad, each one contributing his share to making the Dons' quintet in l95U a good one. 74 RECORD Boys' Tech . . Greendale . Notre Dame . . Pius Xl . . Cathedral . Marquette . Rufus King . . Pulaski . . Greendale . St. Bonaventure Whitefish Bay . . Messrner , . St. Catherine Waukesha . Notre Dame . Waukesha . Pius Xl . . St. Michael . Cathedral . Marquette . St. Bonaventure Messrner . Whitefish Bay Nathan Hale St. Catherine WON -l2 TIED LOST OPP 35 42 23 10 8 29 l9 33 32 9 20 '32 eil -'18 ,R 29 25 51 21 f' U 24 Aa -nf. U7 ev .1 .1 Q7 7

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f':1::t Row: li. Cichosz, E. Zarecfiny, R. Nawrocki, H. Lie-dtke, T, Pitteile, W. Rubin, E. Acker, I. Trziciriko, M. Pla tm. Sefvrrti Rctv: R. Richards, R. Czarnecki, I. Kaminski, R. Bank, R. Datlm, R. Thomas, I. Riclitt'-r, R. Autkowsl-ai, R. Pisxvzfok. Tlzizi How: E. Eherhardt, R. Kais, I. Skorcz, E. Zielski, M. Champagne, I. Kimi, I. Worzalfz, IW. Sflttttltt' tif i G. l31 y:v:ski. Freshmen Team Cui' freshmen hoopsters might well be called the RECORD Bright Spots. Although the other teams had mediocre Ptf records, the freshmen squad came through with flying gf, Essen , gf, colors. Under the able guidance of Mr. Robert Regent, Notre Dum-1 . they had a seasons record of l9 wins and four losses: SV Adullml - ml , . , , . . Lutheran . . 7 1 their last fifteen games being victories. ln this record, they Pius XI ' I M, were tied with Notre Dame for the freshmen league MG,.q,,.,,1,,. V ,pf championship. Quite ct record! What can be expected St. Roluert . ,am of them in the remaining three years! 2'3R0:'Of1 - A little more practice and experience in years to ggi i1flQ,fIf,,.,1' f come may, we hope, make of them a championship Cutiahy . . 112 calibre five. Gf'ffWiUl'f - 7-3 Of the entire squad, Worzala, Skorcz, Platz and Kloza Qgiffrlilgi ' saw the most action at the guards, with Rubin, Pitterle Ngm ljgm, fig and Nawrocki at forwards and Zielski and Champagne St. Charles . . ms Qt CQHIQIV Lutheran . ZH Qutstanding prospects for future teams: Rubin, one of Ellfiljftfh ' the best shots of the conference, Worzala a very good Sfglfgrlls 'M rebound man, both on offense and defense, and Eddie gt, 3,,,,iff,C,s ' gg Zielski a pivot man who knows the purpose of the pivot Pius XI . . 24 spot. These three also topped the team in scoring: Rubin St- Cgttierilie . - . VR with 2ll points, Zielski with l69 and Worzala with lU5. 'S WON t9 LOS T