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

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First Row: R. Lewandowski, D. Iendrzej- czak, T. Mohrhusen, G. Loesl, W. Krier, R. Reed, K. Singer, C. Roberts, I. Facette. Second Row: E. Loehrer, H. Ploch, I. Pie-wa, W. Sczesny, A. Tadych, I. Hessil, K. Bassman, B. Noqalski, D. Gostomski, D. Stoltman, D. Wanasek. Third Row: R. Krurnpliisch, I. Holehouse, I. Mac- Gillis, R. Schmidt, R. O'Krongly, D. Tol- leison, I. Theep, R. Taborshak, C. Reich- man, R. Pero. Fourth Row: N. Revolin- ski, R. Styza, L. Williams, I. McPhetridge, R. Stadler, S. Mocarski, F. Latona, R. Sharaiinski, R. Busse, G. Mroz. Filth Row: D, Zehrn, rngr., K. Tadych, G. Swick, T. Samolyk, I. Chonowski, mgr., C. Nikolaus, T. Waier, P. Perrin, mgr. First Row: P. O'Neill, R. Iuneau, D. Krahn, E. Iach, T. Curro, A. Label, R. Zareczny, I. Ciszewski, I. Ulik. Second Row: D. Gardner, T. Osborne, F. Reno, F. Rotta I. Murawski, N. McGill, I. Bomrner, D Mikolajski, I. Nevshemal, L. Bunzel Third Row: S. Paluszewski, I. Tatreau, R. Mahnke, G. Kaiser, R. Loesl, L. Strzyzewv ski, M. Pollen, F. Theep, G. Sisinni, R Quesnell. Fourth Row: E. Harder, G Gieldon, D. Brick, R. Sabaski, R. Peppoy L. Iazwiecki, T. Lontkowski, C. Schrank M. Dobbs, G. Geiszler, G. Michelson, I W Vnuk. Boxing For the iirst time, boxing has been intro- duced at Don Bosco and has met with great success. Approximately l00 boys signed up immediately after hearing of its being added to Bosco's growing number ot sports activities. Unlike football or basketball, one doesn't have to be so heavy or so tall. Anyone, irom a 90 pounder to a 200 pound heavy- weight, can box, as long as he is willing to get into a ring and take a few punches as well as throw them. Boxing is the kind ot sport that gives a iellow confidence in himself. When he gets into a ring with someone, there aren't ten others to help him out as in iootball. Win or lose, he's on his own. The Boxing tournament was held on March 24, 25, 31 and April 2, 14 and l5. Ten champions were crowned the iinal day.

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First Row: H. Klump, I. Graf, H. Zale P. Iavenkowski, I. Sneddon, A. I-lolz, H Fischer, T. Decker. Secona' Row: R Stadler, L. Williams, A. Taslych, T. Zell mer, G. Rublein, W. Keller, R. Goham I. Gerner. Third Row: K. Keller, G Iarosch, I. Adamski, R. VanBeck, I Richter, K. Kromraj, I. Kalivoda, I Theep. Fourth Row: M. Esser, mqr. H. Gorecki, R. Thilken, N. Karptinger I. Dix, I. Esser, mqr. Wrestling After weeks ot hard work, violent twisting, pulling, thumping, and straining, the Don Bosco Wrestlers have shown the results ot their practice at several exhibition bouts and elimination tournaments held in conjunction with the boxing tournament. Wrestling at Don Bosco is quite different to what one is accustomed to see over television. The object of the wrestlers is not to put on a show of excruciating methods of make-believe tor- ture, but rather to put to use their skill and strength to throw and pin their opponents. Next year the wrestlers hope to enter some inter-scholastic competition. Considering the excellent job of training that Mr. Regent has turned in so tar working with little time and equipment, we should be able to look for- ward to providing some good competition to whatever schools we take on next year. Wrestling Finalists from Lett to right: I, Adamski, I. Richter, N. Karptinger, R. Stadler, K. Keller, K, Kromrat, A. Tadych, I. The-ep, P. Iavenkowslci, A. Holz. l