Premontre High School - Excalibar Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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FRESHMEN TRACK (CONTD.)

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TRACK: FRESHMEN Pat Londo shows true form. % Greg Keegan gives his all in the long run. Though small in numbers, Pre- montre’s Freshmen Track l earn proved to be equal to all their nu¬ merous Spring challenges. Coaches, Don Whiting, Fred Grubb and Tim Schumacher, brought the team along to where they showed steady growth and did better every time they met an opponent. Frank Roseberry peaked in the pole vault with a 9 , 6” while Ran¬ dy DeMeuse ran his way to a 56 second race in the 440. Todd Kor- nely jumped a 5’8” in the high jump, while weightmen, Dave Bu- kowski and Todd Vannieuwenho- ven, heaved, shoved and threw the shot and discus. Dave recorded a 110’ shot in the discus; Todd, a 4T toss in the shot. Bill Schuch was impressive in the mile as was Peter Grieb in the 880, recording a 2:19. The mile relay team of Joe Feldhausen, Eric Kiefer, Randy DeMeuse and Jeff Wickman best¬ ed the track with a time of 3:57. FRESHMEN TRACK TEAM: (FIRST ROW L-Ri Wayne Stordeur, Wes Cairey, Pat Londo, Kevin Smith, Fred Heilmann, Joe Feldhausen. (SECOND ROW L-R) Todd Kornely, Dave Bukowski, Jim Thiede, Paul Bookter, Bill Schuch, Scott Santaga, Joe Alexandre, Peter Grieb, Brian Buss. (THIRD ROW L-R) Jeff Wickman, Dave DeMille, Ken Niec, Randy DeMeuse.(FOURTH ROW L-R) ' odd Vannieuwenhoven, Eric Kiefer. K FIFTH ROW L-R) Coach Fred Grubb, Coach Don Whiting, Coach Tim Schumacher.

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(yer’ book) n. 1. A docu¬ mentary, memorial, or his- sible for such production. 3. Premontre’s most astute A • torical book published every and talented group of peo- year, containing informa tion about the previous year. 2. A group of people respon- ple who assembled this mas terpiece. Yearbook staffers Mike Dirschl and Chris Calawerts take a break from production activities to do a It. Komatz research project. V B7 B r , Tom Holme inspects the pictures for the Mil-Ball layout. ■ -i M i i |«M ' • 11 tin i , k The world of the yearbook staff is not the most glamourous. Many hours by numerous individuals are required in the production of a yearbook. Over thirty people were involved in this year’s pro¬ duction. Special efforts by Chris Calawerts, Mike Dirschl, Dave Drzewiecki, Paul Hinkfuss, Tom Holme, and John Simonet de¬ serve special recognition. Addi¬ tional assistance from Pech man’s Studio and Fr. Schauer resulted in high quality photography. Al¬ though almost $3,000 in ads were gathered by the dedicated staff¬ ers, the book received a generous contribution from the Student Council, which aided greatly in defraying this year’s cost. The yearbook is a long and sometimes tedious project, which remains one of Premontre’s favorite insti¬ tutions. A sneak preview of the track layout. Mike Dirschl types out body copy for the golf layout.