Peshtigo High School - Peshcocan Yearbook (Peshtigo, WI)

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.I I . ? 4. . 3 . ' ,A J l : p,'4 . A QV lr. Lovedale, Dhuey, Johnson, E. Oches, Carter, Albrecht, A. Oches Lest yes.r's tennis tem had an average season in winning two meets and losing three. This year's squad is preparing for a better season. The officers elected at the annual Letter Club meeting were: President, Arthur Warnecke, Vice-president, Don Schounard, Secretary and Treasurer, Don Johnson. There are fourteen seniors graduating, and fourteen undergraduates remain. Top Row: Albrecht, Seidl, Storey, F. llotkowski, Hipke, Don Schounard, Brown Third Row: Behnke, G. Motkowski, E. Oches, Carter, Bundy, Rosenthal , Warnecke Second Row: Bauman, Dale Schounard, F. Sherwood, Kushmn, A. Oches, Charneslry, W. Sherwood First Row: Gross, Foster, Johnson, Rohde, Zebrasky, Bruemmer, Polzin f . V ,' . ' 1 v 'gylf f QI' L15 8352? V fm! :ri it '

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JAMMEE 1 P35 ,W vffd .r FQ,v I' Top Row: Behnke, Weir, Carter, Dhuey, Rohde, Zebrasky Bottom Row: Ellingson, Pearce, Lemke, Seidl, Barrett The 'B' teams were active in both football and basketball this year and came through with good seasons in both. In football, Coaches Tim Bruso and Fred Kruse did an excellent job of rounding off the rough edges of the freshman and sophomore candidates. The HB' tea: had a record of three wins and one loss. Peshtigo Peshtigo Peshtigo Peshtigo FOOTBALL 18 O 6 0 0 24 19 13 Lourdes Pembina larinetts Ooonto In basketball, Coach Tim Bruso brought his team through an almost perfect for the season. Pbshtigo 52 15 Peshtigc 54 28 Peshtigo 51 51 Peshtigo 15 58 Peahtigo 51 12 Peahtigo 55 28 Peahtigo 52 28 Peshtige 42 26 Peahtigo 17 16 season. They lost only two out of eighteen games Lourdes BASKETBALL lausaukee A berg larinette Stephenson Gillett Coleman Crivitz Lena X Peshtigo Peahtigo Peshtigo Peahtigo Peshtigo Peahtigo Peshtigo Peahtigo Peshtigo 5 26 17 22 53 16 18 27 23 22 Stephenson Aaberg Coleman larinette Wausaukee Gillett Crivits Lena Lourdes

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N -G .4 . ' Yilql 'v I., I-K '7'A .f ','. if N' 'x '35 1 N '- '- - 1 . .J 1 - , viiqf. A, .,.f -. Q: v-5, 4 m,:.K W . -4 Yun! '- 3 .N ,- vg an A I '- X1 .Eff 'LAX Top Row: Larson, Carlson, Elias, Lavalley, S. Bundy, Davis, Caebe, Zeman, Strehlow, Schnell, Nelson Third Row: Storey, Strutz, Charnesky, Wienke, Nesberg, F. Struts, Harris, Clark, ll. Behnke, Johanek Lindberg Second Row: lleyers, Cronenworth, Kornburger, Wood, Martin, Kaschke, Brown, Boudreau, Henselman, Race, Belter, Stujenski First Row: Krutz, Noack, S. Hiller, Valley, Kelly, Armstrong, Polzin, B. Behnke, Gaeths The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest organization in school, consisting of eighty-seven members under the leadership of Miss Lundin. Points may be earned during the year by participating in sports, business meetings, and regular activities of the organization. Activity awards are given for the following: an emblem, 500 points: a numeral, 750 points: a pin, 1000 points. Reoognitionxis also given to those who are outstanding in good sportsmanship. The officers elected this year were: President, Colleen Barrettg Vice-President, Shirley Being Secretary and Treasurer, Eleanor llillerg Recording Secretary, Nancy Devroyg Chairman of Ways and Means, Nancy Coppensg Chairman of Indoor Sports, Alice Seefeldtg Chairman of Outdoor Sports, Ethel Jensen. Top Row: Jeske, Bruexmer, C. Eclund, Gould, Bundy, Ames, King, Lindberg, Seefeldt, Gross, Brabender, llcllulty Third Rom Skowlund, Ninnemann, Smith, Bradway, Thompson, Olivetto, ll. lliller, Carlson, Birkett, Armstrong, Brown Second Row: K. Barrett, Couvillion, Karpinski, Lindquist, Hall, lliss Lundin, Kniskern, Finger, Fritz, Peterson First Rows D. Eklund, Seefeldt, Jensen, E. Killer, C. Barrett, Hein, Devroy, Coppens, Olson