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

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atfian P. Stikmlftwski, C. Zalvpl, P. Gufqory. Top: D, 'l' l r 2 Cheerleaders To get others to cheer was their ainhitionl Their neat and classy appearance, as also their various capers were the envy of inany an opposing squad. They put real spirit and iight into both the spectators and the players. .I' , ,Q,,.. x. A 4 nlirwtalz, l. tvlwuiiiiul, fl.. lNli1ckr-Ilieitlw, VV. Sclfesny. ld. Q2 - , 9 Stcnrwal. R. l-tiirowski, G. Rultlwin, l. Rf mm 1. Trip: M. lil in Keiitpslci, l. Esser, D. Zl'xlll'IT. Managers The boys behind the scene. lt was their job to see that the Dons were fully equipped and well dressed, and they saw to it! Day in and day out. they did the drudaery work with never a word oi praise. They had a jolt to do and they did it well. Cheerleaders and managers in action! lifw wxffisiniuil w '

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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

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Intramural basketball champs: I. Kachnowicz, T. Minta, D. Ledrowski, W. Pikulik, C. lgnatowski, T. Moore. l. MacGillis and I. Mc- Phetridge bounce apart after a sharp flurry of blows as Bro. James, the referee, watches. MacC1il- lis won on a decision. New head football coach, Mr. Marv Bell, greets IOO candidates for the '50 eleven, on the first day of spring practice. I. Kalivoda putting the squeeze on R. VanBeck as he advances to the tour- ney finals.. Coach Regent is the referee. Senior-junior physical education class tries its skill at volley ball. M. Fallen runs around the ring gathering the judges' ballots in the box- ing tournament held in the new Bosco gym. R. Reed pounds R. Mahnke on the ropes in the first round4Mahnke makes comeback and wins the decision. R. Knoll fights his way clear to lay one up for two points in the Cathedral game at the St. Francis Social Center.