Pembine High School - Sapling Yearbook (Pembine, WI)

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S E A S Pembine Pembine P mbine Pembina Pembina Pembina Won 3 BACK ROY---J. W. KIDDLE ROI-H. Bolander, D. Gehling, W. Anderson, R. Jossart, R. Haupt, Schillerstrom, R. Wood, J. Pier, L. Blerstaker, T. Gautchi. Papesh, J. Waterman, A. Duris, R. Hirte, N. Johnson, W. French, c. Seidel, M. Wilson, W. Haupt, T. Duris, Schillerstrom. Reidenbach, A. Polzin, D. Bolander, P. Willis, A. Sauld, Bierstaker, K. Kublck, E. Dunlap, G. Spilgies, R. Fruehe, W. FRONT ROI--lr. R. R. Willis, R. Dobbertin. ?aaz'ZaZZ In the 1955 season the Pembine Panthers put together the will to win, good sportsmanship and last but most important, good coaching, which was handled very efficiently by Ken Reidenbach. As in other years, the team had its ups and spectators by pulling off brilliant upsets one game confidence could lose to a lower rated squad. Among downs, amazing the and as the result of the better gales was the one with Niagara which ended in a 0 to 0 tie. The Panthers outplayed the Badgers by a large margin as far as yards were concerned, but just couldn't push over a touchdown. A disappointment came when the Panthers permitted an underdog Goodman team to win by a score of 13 to 14. This proves that a team can lose by over confidence. The average weight of last falls team was about 180 pounds per man which is a fair size high school team. The Panthers scored 82 points, to 46 for opponents. HAIR CAR YDS AYC TD BP PTS Bierstaker, larry 52 272 5.2 3 0 18 0 N S R E C 0 R D Sguld, Andy 50 266 5.3 1 0 6 Dunlap, lmil 24 88 3.7 2 0 12 12 Coleman 6 French, B111 29 101 3.5 2 1 13 26 Bark River 0 Wilson, like 16 56 3.5 0 0 0 0 Niagara 0 Duris, Ted B 26 3.3 0 0 0 20 Wausaukee 0 Smith, Gary 10 3 .3 2 0 12 12 Florence 27 Schillerstrom, Wayne 3 33 11.0 1 4 10 13 Goodman 14 Duris, Allen 3 2 .7 0 0 0 Bierstaker, Ron 0 0 0 2 0 12 Tied 1 Lost 2 195 847 4.3 13 5 83 Pembine Total Points 83 Opponents Total Points 47 PASSING STATISTICS: Passes attempted 75, Passes completed 24, Yards made passing 340, T. D. Passes 5. OPPONENTS: Bushing 519 yards, Passing 258 yards, Points scored against us 47. 28

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EMIL Dumpy DULLAP XLFRED Al POLZIN FULLBACK TACKLE Co Capta1n Co Captaln Four years of football hour years of football L 115 in 16a bs t 2 185 lbs B' R Fruehn, A Sauld, R Willis P Willis, I Dunlap, G Spilgies, K Kubick, D Bolander, A Polzin, R Bierstaker RONALD Bon FBUIHI GARY Smitty SMITH END HAL!BACK Two years of football Four years of football KRNIITH 'Ken KUBICK CENTER Four years of football 5 ft. l0i in. 210 lba. IAKTIN lartu PAPBSH GUARD Three years of football 5 ft. 8 in. 165 lbs. 5 ft lli in 180 lbs 5 ft 4 n 135 lbs RONALD DONALD nbonn BOLAIDIR LIN! BACIIR Four years of football 5 It. 7 ll. 140 I. nlonnien BIKISTIKII Four yeara of football 6 ft. 3 n. 165 lbs. 37 ROBERT Bob 'ILLIS GUENTEX SPXLGIES HALFBQCK GUARD 150 NUS of football One year of football 5 It ll in 160 lbs It 9 in 172 AHDBEI 'lndyn SAULD FUILBACK Four years of football . 178 lbs. PATRICK 'Patu IILLIS IACKLI Four years of football 6 ft. 10 in. 185 lba. . ? 5 f. 3 . ' 1 . 6 f . in. . 4... .. -1 Q . i ,,, ,, , , I rv u lv u V' V' . . . . 1 . . - - - 5 . - 155 6 ft IID lb 1

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STANDING: Mr. Reidenbach, A. Sauld, R. Bierstaker, E. Dunlap, K. Kubick, and C. Seidel SITTING: M. Wilson, A. Duris, R. Erickson, and L. Bierstaker As a result of the Town Hall fire last spring, the basketball sessions were carried out with great difficulty. It is difficult to determine whether the fact that the floor at Niagara was a better one or the fact that some of our boys were not able to practice regularly had any bearing on the final standings. Our ability to outscore our opponents in the field goal department was balanced by our poor showing in the free throw department since, in many cases, it was our lack of ability on the free throw line that lost the game. As in other years the team at times played so brilliantly that they seemed unbeatable, as in the second game with Wausaukee. In the first game we suffered nearly a 20 point loss and then returned to win by 4 points. Pemb1ne's longest lived glory was a four game winning streak in midseason. We could have extended it by getting over Florence. It proved futile as we got nipped by a score of 54 to 53. In tournament play this year we were paired against the strong Niagara team in our first game. They proved too much as we were eliminated the first night of the tournament. Including tournament play, the team finished the season with a 6 win and 9 loss record. The wins can be largely attributed to the fine coaching of Ken Reidenbach who did a very good job of making the best of the existing con- ditions as a basketball coach. With hopes that the gymnasium will be finished next year this page will be concluded with the team and individual statistics of the pembine Lena 51 1955-1956 season. Pennine Florence 74 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Pelbine Wausaukee 52 Pembine Goodman 66 NAME FG FTM FTA FT1 PF TP Pembine Coleman 37 Pembina Anberg 59 Dunlap, Emil 60 16 63 25.4 48 136 Pembine Crivitz 43 Bierstaker, Larry 52 20 51 39.2 48 124 Pennine Wnnsgnkee 44 Wilson, lyron 42 34 61 55.7 29 118 Pembina Florence 54 Duris, Allen 48 17 37 46.0 37 113 Pembina Goodman 71 Sauld, Andrew 31 20 41 49.0 19 82 Pennine A-bers 40 Erickson, Robert 23 4 ll 36.3 8 50 Penbine C019m3n 51 Bierstaker, Ronald ll ll 24 45.0 ll 33 Pembina Criyitg 22 Kubick, Ken 6 16 30 53.3 17 28 Peabine Lena 72 Duris, Ted 5 13 18 72.2 7 23 Pembina Niaggrg 42 Erickson, Jim 3 - - 0.0 1 6 French, Bill 2 - 2 0.0 2 4 Gales Ion - 6 Lost - 9 Hertig, Harold l 1 1 100.0 3 3 Pembine Total Points 732 Schillerstrom, Wayne 6 - 6 0.0 3 12 Totals 290 152 345 44.4 233 732 Opponents Total Pts. 775 29