Minier High School - Scroll Yearbook (Minier, IL)

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Ax! ,-W 5 MX, .,,,,w,, ,,V 5-55-1 553: DICK FREITAG CAPTAIN 6 ft. 1 in., 164 lbs. Junior center BILL IMIG 5 fr. 4 112 in., 130 lbs. Senior guard sh A-, ' i wifi .3 qs . 'yr :, 4 ff, ., 1 ,. .W f S i gg ' -f iti 'I Y-if I sk 1 I N x .--......,,, BILL MUELLER, CAPTAIN DUANE BERRY 5 fr. 11 112 1n., 161 lbs. 5 fr. 10 1!2 in., 150 lbs. Senior forward Sophomore forward 15 ,, I V 1 : .1 K ,..r.. Q ' 'Mr CHEERLEA DERS Merrie Saunders, Pat Malinowski, Barbara Drinnon, and Ruth Henderson. 39 . . 5 N JAKE BAHAN 5 fr. '1 in., 130 lbs. Junior guard

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U CQ: Standing, left to right: Deane Haning, Larry Lovins, JohnBarrett, DonBerry, Duane Berry, Bill Mueller, Dick Freitag, Ronnie Cruse, Duane Haning, Fred Litwiller, and David Miller. Seated: Coach Ed Saunders, Norman Kauffman, Don Freitag, Bill Imig, Jake Bahan, Frank Cremeens, Jim Ingold, Larry Romans, and John Nafziger. BASKETBALL Our Minier WILDCA TS ended their season with a record of 16 games won and 10 lost. Seeded sixth in the county tournament, we upset the apple cartand placed second. For this we received a second place trophy. We also tied for second place in the Mackinaw Valley League. We defended Chief Mackinaw, the traveling trophy of the conference, for 4 conference games before losing it. This has been another good season for the WILDCATS, The WILDCA TS will lose only two seniors this year, Bill Mueller and Bill Imig. Although they will be missed greatly, here's wishing the WILDCA TS of 55-56 the best of luck. PLAYER FREE THROWS FIELD GOALS Bill Mueller --- -------- .625 ------ .337 Bill Imig ------ ------ . 700 ----- .429 Dick Freitag--- ---.628 --- 332 Jake Bahan ----- ' .600 --- .278 Duane Berry ---- --- .742 --- .401 Don Freitag ----- ---- . 700 --- ---- .429 Frank Cremeens--- --- .311 --- 368 Larry Romans ------ ---1000 --- 353 Jim Ingold ------- --- .333 -- - 333 Don Berry ---------- ---1250 --- 000 Minier WILDCA TS ---- ---- . 636 --- 353 38

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HUMCR Duane Berry: What'll we do tonight? Don F.: We'1l toss a coin. If it's heads, we'1l get dates: if it's tails we'1l go to the movies alone: if ltstandson edge, we'1l study. Barbara: Bill, will you love me when my hair has turned to gray? Bill: Why not? I've loved you through four colors already. Waiter: Your order Miss? Mettie: I'd like a big sirloin steak. Walter: And what do you wish, sir? Jerry: I wish I hadn't come here. Hal: Darling, will you love me always? Karen: 'Forever and Forever? Hal: How long is forever? Karen: OhI you know, like a permanent wave ---- two or three months. Blll Shadow stalled his car on the railroad track with the train coming. Betty Jean, being very mad at him for something. was in the back seat and screamed Go on. Bill said, You've been driving from the back seat all day, I've got my end across, see what you can do with your end. Waiter: May I help you with that soup sir? David Miller: What-do you mean, help me? I don't need any help. Waiter: Sorry sir. From the sound, I thought you might wish to be dragged ashore. The salesgirl said: If you remove the bodice of this Easter garment you have a play suit. If you remove the skirt you have a sunsuit. If you remove anything else you have a 1awsuit. Mr. Saunders: If I take a potato and divide it into two parts, then into four parts, and each of the four into two parts, what would I have? Keith Huff: 'Potato sa1ad. Mr. Tackett: floaded with luggage at the railway station, I wish we'd brought the piano along. Mrs. Tacket: Don't be funny Jim. Mr. Tacket: But Faye, I left the tickets on the piano. Mrs. Bahan: 'What did your father say when you wrecked the car? Jake: Shall I leave out the swear words? Mrs. Bahan: 'Certainly' Jake: 'He didn't say a word. Mr. Miller: 'Do you believe that tight clothes stop circulation? John Barret: 'Certainly not, the tighter a Woman's clothes the more she is in circulation. 40