Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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Page Twen ty-six THE ROCKET EARL CARL MR. PIKE M r. Pike, our coach, friend, and teacher, surely deserves more than these few lines in behalf of his coaching of the team of 1919-1920. The success of the team was wholly dependent upon him. His plays and signals baffled our op-ponents at all times. It was his encourage- ment between halves that brot us back on the floor twice as strong as before. Those who knew him, not only as a coach, but as a friend, need only think of him as a true friend. His friendship will never drift from the hearts of the team of 1919-1920. WALTER SCHUMAN, f'Schuey -- Left Forward The flashy and clever little captain proved to be the greatest point-maker of the team. Sehuey played a wonderful game of basketball and the school is mighty fortunate to have him coming back. As captain, he guided the team with a cool head and was responsible for the excellent team-work. YOUNGBECK, 'cflhunkil - Right Eorward 'fChunk , heavy, fast and powerful, could always be found in the thick of a game. Being an accurate shot -and a fast iioor man, makes Chunk,' an invaluable man on the team.. He is with us again next vcar and we are 1, . looking forward to some real class. RUEDEBUSCH, NCarp'l, '4Sliml', 4'l.cgs,' - Center Carp,, held the pivot position thruout the entire season and very capably at- that. Altho Carp,' was 'a new man, he developed in an amazing style and turned out to be a consistent point-maker. He out-jumped all of his op- ponents, thanks to his long legs. Vile are sorry that he will not be with ns next year.

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TH E RO CKET Page Twenty ue BASKET- BALL The basket-ball team of 'rlie year our school. lt sueeeerlecl in ysuinm Ten 1919-1920 was probably the best aml out of fourteen games played most successful team ever representing Sf'lllCDl'l,lC: .XT M.XYVll,l.Pl Kewaskum ............. 5 Mayville ...... Mvest Bend .... . .30 Mayville. . . . Claiupbellsporr .. . . .... 11 Mayville. . . . Horieon . ...... .... 1 0 Mayville. . . . Hoaeiiclale ..... .... 1 2 Oalcfielfl . ............... 10 Mayville flify 'l'eam. ..... 3 SC'illiEl1l'I.iIC : Mayville ................ 16 Mayville .... . . . fs Mayville .... .... 1 fl Mayville .... .... 1 0 Mayville .... .... 1 7 Mayville .... .... 4 S Mayville ..,. .... 1 T 'Mayville .... Mayville .... Mayville .... OFT OF TOWX Kewaskum . . . 1Vest, Bend . . . flampbellsport .. . . . . 'Randolph .. . . . Beaver Dam . . Oakielfl . .... . Iloricon .. . . TIXE-l'P Walter Selimnan.. . Earl Youngbeek.. . Carl Ruemlebuseh. . Alphonse liefliske.. Teruon ' mir or.. . . N P l .....L. . .... R. . . .... R. llarolml SCl1l1lil1Of'l1f .... .... S Walter Naber.. . . . S F F .C G G nb nb -10 5 1-1 20 E14 51 21 00 24 6 5 33 15 7

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I ll E R O C' K E T Page Twenty-sev 9 1? Xl PTIONSE REDAISKE, 'HXlly - Right Guard NAlly is slippery, fast and clever. Many were the vic- tims of his ducking and dodging. Many a game would have been lost. if it hadnlt been for this Hashy guard. H.Xlly', was a uew mau, but proved to be a match for auy opponent. 'lie will be back next year. TERNOX BRTTDER, '4Jim - Left Guard Nothing ever got by Jin1'l. He was all over the floor and worried his opponents every minute. Not only was he a clever guard,' but a sure shot from almost any position on the floor. 'iflinil' is coming back and we hope hc will play the same style of game next season. HAROLD SCHUKNECHT, Jazz - Sub. A new man in the making. He is bound for the pivot- position next year and his accurate long shots will be a great asset to the team. f'Jazz , everything depends upon you for next year. -e TER NABER, Wally - Sub. A veritable wall of beef and muscle that struck terror to the hearts of our opponents. His presence upon the floor was a valuable asset. Nlllallyv leaves this year.