Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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when old man winter bellows basketball tops our hit parade basketball scores Manitowoc - - Reedsville Manitowoc Sheboygan Central 45 Manitowoc - - Brillion Manitowoc - - - Appleton 39 Manitowoc Two Rivers Manitowoc - Green Bay West 25 Manitowoc Fond du Lac Manitowoc - - Fond du Lac 31 Manitowoc Green Bay West Manitowoc Sheboygan North 35 Manitowoc Sheboygan North Manitowoc Green Bay East 28 Manitowoc Green Bay East Manitowoc - - Oshkosh 57 Manitowoc - Oshkosh Manitowoc Sheboygan Central 50 Manitowoc Two Rivers Manitowoc - - Appleton 40 BASKETBALL A TEAM Row 1-Iames Maples, George Spoentgen, Iohn Tangen, Vernon Greycarek, Iohn Willman, Iohn Osieczanek Row 2-Iames Snowden, manager. Robert Vinton. lack Rutherford, Robert Kustka, William McElligott. Gor- don Wotruba, Leo Brandt. Richard Lade. William Wilke. Melvin Gaestel. Coach Al Guepe C251

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BASKETBALL B TEAM Row l-LeRoy Staudt, George Ziarnilr, lames Quint, Lloyd Arndt, Herald Schroeder Row 2-Coach Martin Shoemaker, David Egan, Wayne Allwardt, Robert lacobsen, David Bishop, Theodore Herzog, Gerald Smith, Fred Hecker, manager Bud Brandt comes to the aid of Bob Vemie Greycarek and the ref look on Kustka, who topples over an East player while one ofthe Oshkosh Indians confused in a vain attempt to secure the ball dur- by Bud Brandt pushes the ball into his ing an exciting moment of the game. teammates face. C241

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our matches are iust UR '46 tennis team coached by Iohn M. V. Stevenson participated in 17 matches win- ning seven ot the nine conference matches and tive ot the eight non-conference matches. Their percentage tor the season was 706. They won second place in the conference meet held here on May 25. Peter Spoentgen took third in the singles division while Robert Skeels and How- ard Stone placed second in the doubles. At the state meet, which was also held on our courts, May 31 and Iune l, our netmen took seventh place as a whole, although Peter Spoentgen was third in the singles. Letter winners ot the '46 season were: Peter Spoentgen, Iames Walsworth, Robert Skeels, Howard Stone, William Sieker, Arthur Walden, William Weinert, Paul Lettenberger, Delmar StI'0keS of genius Hoetiner, George Spoentgen, Robert Nichols, George Swokowski, Joseph Iagodinsky, and Henry Vits. Delmar Hoettner and George Swokowski were our '47 coecaptains. Henry Vits was appointed manager. Henry was kept pretty busy putting the equipment away alter the matches. He missed out on more suppers! Due to a serious illness George was unable to take part in any ot the matches this season. Our team did not enter the state meet this year because it took place at Wauwatosa the same day the conference meet was held here, May 24. During the '47 season our netmen played 15 matches, seven on our home courts and eight out ot town. TENNIS TEAM Row l-le!! to right-Henry Vits, manager. Ioseph Iagodinsky. George Spoentgen. Delmar Hoeitner. co captain: Robert Skeels, Robert Nichols, Coach Iolm Stevenson Row 2-David Egan, Donald Parlow. Milton Behnke. Iohn Tangen. lack Pelishek, Wayne Allwardt Row 3-William Nickles, Robert Stegmann, Gerald Wunrow, Herald Schroeder, Robert Deubler, Donald No- vy. Lee Leiter Absent-Co-captain George Swokowski, Edwin Korn I 253