Prairie Du Sac High School - Prairie Pride Yearbook (Prairie Du Sac, WI)

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FOOTBALL Jfy' 3] fi » T FOOTBALL--First Row: Wayne Gower, Clyde Hegerfeld, Fred Bindl, Bob Boehmer, Mike Riechman, Gene Bible, Herb Klukas, Manager Richard Rolstad. Second Row: Manager Henry Russell, Delorman Enge, Jerold Smith, Jim Kahl, Jim Wagnild, Ronald Kindschi, Darvin Zick, Greg Mulchay. Third Row: Coach James Merrell,' Coach Gilbert Rodencal, Norman Jessie, Dale Miller, Tom Sawyer, Jim Meister, Ken Wagnild, Lyle Kuhnau, Head Coach Ted Baumgarten. Fourth Row: Bob Schneider, Dale Ryan, Larry Sawyer, Melvin Lohr, Ron Klotz, John Waldinger, Duane Zick, Art Fraser, David Wenzel, Jim Eckstein.

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HOMECOMING, OCTOBER 1955--Greg Mulcahy, Lynne Purdy, Gene Bible, Sara Hoi way. King Mike Reichman, Queen Mary Ryan, Jan Worman, Jim Eckstein, Mona Baars, Bob Schneider. Rita Taylor, Paul Beerkircher, Bonnie Wegner, Steve LaDue, Judy Henderson, Barbara Mueller, Mary Ryan, and Jack Wagnild are in the process of making thier senior float. g Head Football Coach Baum- % garten crowns Mike Reich- I man king while Mary Ryan awaits her crowning. jMr; Hr 41 Leading the Football Fanfare Grand March are King Mike Reichman, Queen Mary Ryan, Jim Eck-C stein, Jan Worman, Gene Bible, Sara Holway, Greg Mulcahy, and Lynne Purdy. Lavonne Richards, Virginia Goad, Lucille Sprech 2 er, Emily Matoushek, Nancy Radley, and Sharon Wilson represent Library Club on its float Sleigh J 'Em. The float placed second. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES QUEEN-j MANY MAN KING- MIKE RIECHMAN Seniors' Blow Lodi Two-Bits. Juniors use a locomotive to Roll Over Lodi. The creshman float Whip Lodi won first place. ■' h K «-! Sf Im Wf AKIfl fCtlUMVf anrmT mi Sophomore's Welcome Lodi.'1 Hilman Schroeder and Ron Kamrath drive FFA mule.)

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Clyde Hegerfeld, Fred Bindl, and Darvin Zick maneuver into their equipment before practice session. ill {Jilllif M IMHBf WW illM'iL: Prairie's Indians compiled a respectable 4-3 record for the 1 1955 football season. The team I progressed slowly, but, toward I the end of the season, played the i type of ball that they were cap- ’) able of playing. | Tackle Darvin Zick was chosen las honorary captain by his team- u mates. Guard Mike Riechman, OPPONENT PRAIRIE 0 Waunakee 42 Verona 21 Poynette 7 Spring Green 0 Lodi 0 Mazomanie 49 Sauk City Robert Boehmer is receiving last minute instructions from Coach I Baumgarten. who received All-Conference hon- ors for the second straight year, was named the most valuable play- er on the squad. Prairie's new coaching staff did « a creditable job with the young, inexperienced ball club that they had. Ifel ■u mwirr 1 Coach Rodencal gives Mike Riechman,some in before game preparations. I 4 1 tt assistance Art Fraser's ankle receives adequate attention from Coach Merrill.