Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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hir. Nordby, our coach, surely deserves more than these few lines crediting his coach- ing of the best basketball team that the school has ever put out. The phenomenal success of the team was due wholly to his superb coaching. He knew all the tricks of the game and had the ability to impart his knowledge to others. He is an all-around good fellow, friend to all and a fine teacher. His friend- ship will never drift from the hearts of the school. ALLIE REDISKE, Capt., Right Guard. Lef- ty, our captain, was the flashiest player on the team. He could dribble through the oppo- nent's five-men defense and make a basket. VVe will miss him next year. Here's hoping Left goes to the U , for he certainly would make the Varsity. VERNLJN BRUDER, Left Guard. Jim, the standby, the dependable. is without a doubt, one of the best guards in the state. Nothing ever got by him. XVALTER SCHUMANN, Left Forward. Nookie, our fast and clever forward, was Toots' running mate. This combination, giv- en the ball, was hard to beat. In the Osh- kosh Tournament, in the Ripon game, Nook had the misfortune to dislocate his wrist. He won his last game though. Had Nook been to Ripon, a better place might have been ex- pected. He leaves this year. LEON REIBEL, Right Forward. French was without doubt the fastest man on the team. He was our star point getter. With Toots and Nook feeding him, he was a dan- gerous man which opposing teams always dis- covered too late age Tfwfnly-six

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H- --,Q-2,5--.W-N---A -f--f - -ffff f---fAf--- i V IRWIN ERENTIER. Toots, the dependable, was the backbone of the team. He it was who put courage in the fellows and made them fight when the odds were against us. He was also the surest shot and the scrappiest of the five. Next Year, a team built around him ought to cop the State Title. EARL YOUNGHECK, Sub. Forward. Chunk was a good man and his weight was an asset to the team in general- He was usually fast and always was set against the huskiest of the opponents. He graduates this year. City team take notice. ED REDISKE, Sub. Forward. Ed, for lack of experience, was a sub., but in the games that he got into, he did lots of damage. He is a good floorworker, and fine on the defensive. lt's too bad he graduates, for he would make a good man next year. FRANCIS BACHHUBER, Sub. Guard. Tod- dy, for a green man, developed almost as fast as Toots. With his weight, speed, and his head he could without fail be depended on to protect the 'lVlayville basket when on the floor. He always does the right thing at the right time and in basketball this is all im- portant. YVe're looking to you next year Toddy. HARCJLD SCHUKNECKT. Shukee had a lit- tle hard luck and was ineligible until nearly the end of the season. Even then he worked so hard and faithfully, that he went to the Ripon Tournament- Jazz, the school depends on you for next season. Page Tfwenty-.wfuen