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

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Ml M wm j u l V -■ |F Y jPI m ?, 1 I 9 k Jll 1 ’W ». 7 JP MB i ft fb [Fiv 1 0? 1 i k L L w ■ ..A 1 The Conference team, lead by coach Tim Schumacher, also had their ups and downs. After win¬ ning seven straight games and leading the conference, the Con¬ ference Cadets sputtered through the rest of their season, losing sev¬ en of their last ten games. Mike Kwaterski, Tony Kelly and Randy DeMeuse helped clear the boards, while Rick Foytik, Pat Murphy, Tom Zollar and Joe Alexandre scored consistently. Premontre’s two-team Freshmen basketball program has allowed a greater number of young players to gain valuable experience. Con¬ gratulations to both coaches and teams. FRESHMEN CONFERENCE: First Row - C. Coppens, D. Caffrcy, Coach Schumacher, Second Row - S. Sherlock, manager, P, Murphy, B. Goddard, R, DeMeuse, Third Row - P. McGuire, T. Kelly, M. Kwaterski, Fourth Row - R. Foytik, M. Scenian, j. Alexandre, Fr, Boslwick, moderator, B. DcWitt. FRESHMEN CONFERENCE WE OPPONENT THEY 43 Roncalli 31 68 Fox Valley Lu. 42 56 Catholic Central 41 60 Xavier 54 69 Menasha 39 53 Menasha 49 64 Lourdes 55 34 Springs 44 45 Man. Washington 47 47 Roncalli 51 57 Fox Valley Lu. 45 47 Catholic Central 19 38 Xavier 44 35 Menasha 50 66 Lourdes 73 47 Pennings 39 32 Springs 39 M. Kwaterski returns ball downcourt. C. Coppens tries a no-fcct jump shot. T. Zollar, R. Foytik, M. Kwaterski look for official call.

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3 BASKETBALL: FRESHMEN The 1978-79 Freshman Metro and Conference Basketball teams compiled a combined season re¬ cord of 23 wins and 11 losses. Both teams abounded with talent and they will certainly contribute heavily to future basketball suc¬ cess at Premontre. The Metro team, under the direc¬ tion o; first year coach, Haro ' d Neville, finished with a 13-4 re¬ cord. The Cadets ripped off five straight victories, losing their first game to Edison by one point. After a mid-season slump, they finished strong, winning their last seven games. High point men tor the Metro team were Steve Schef- fen, Dan Matuszek and Keith Nelson, averaging 12, IP and 8 points, respectively. Sieve Schcffcn throws ihc free shot. FRESHMEN METRO: Front Row - Fr. Bostwick, moderator, M. Crabb, K. Nelson, P. Bookter, Second Row - M. LcBrcck, manager, E. Kiefer, J. Van Stechclman, G. Keegan, manager. Third Row - J. Fcldhausen, D. Bukowski, T. Vannicuwcnhovcn, Top Row - S. Schcffcn, M. Steffel, Coach Neville, D. Matuszek. f I 1 J, IB HIM tZ A J. VanStechelman works the offense D. Matuszek awaits the rebound. FRESHMEN METRO OPPONENT Manitowoc Wilson Lombardi Kewaunee Edison Franklin Luxcmburg-Caseo Washington Pennings Lombardi Edison NEW Lutheran Franklin St. Mary’s Menasha Washington St. Lawrence Pennings NEW Lutheran ! HEY 54 P. Bookter shows his intensity on defense. : jfi 4

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BUSINESS Prcmontre’s Business Department provides valuable practical exper¬ ience lor America’s future busi¬ ness men. Acquiring the skill of typing may be a challenge but it proves to be a big plus when it comes time for those college pa¬ pers. Business and Accounting classes introduce students to the world o Wall Street. The Busi¬ ness world should prepare itself for these uture brokers and inves¬ tors. Mrs. Carol Mayhugh directs the Busi ness Dept. I biz’ nes) n. 1. a commercial or mercantile activity cus¬ tomarily engaged in as a means of livlihood. 2. Pre- montre’s educational l partment designed to pre¬ pare students for such en¬ gagement. 3. The only class where students are allowed to ring the bells. Our seniors try to find the home row. I 7r V L Chris Kaisershot counts his errors before starting his assignment over ■ VY (jlenn Bosio slips a glance at the keys! 9 1 1 i