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

Page 34 text:

ENGLISH: Mr. Terry Dufour Fr. Conrad Kratz (mg’ glish) A West ual class in the study of English literature, language, Germanic language of the English, now spoken in the or composition. 3. The de British Isles, United States, and numerous other coun¬ tries. 2. A course or individ- partment that teachs’ us to rite and speech good. U I : Sfei y Fr. Dave Komatz Premontre’s English department offered a wide variety of courses such as Fr. Komatz’s challenging Composition class to specialties in Science Fiction and Drama. There were also Honors and Ad¬ vanced Placement courses for those students looking for special in-depth studies. The English de¬ partment’s goal is to insure that every Premontre student leaves this school with strong abilities in reading and writing. Fr. Gary Neville Mrs. Mary Null, English Dept. Chairperson

Page 33 text:

The Mrs. Petersons: (K. Nistler, B. Ehlinger) A dreamland Rose (Carrie tiedlcr) asks a mobster (Alan Van Ess) to murder Albert. Conrad (Mark Rotherham - dazzles the young ladies of Sweet Apple. Randolph (Rick DuBois) sneezes at his sisters antics Rose (Becky Ehlinger) dreams of Alberts death. ‘Bye Bye Birdie!”

Page 35 text:

(fut’ bol) n 1. A sport in which points are scored by advancing an eliptical ball irnrvrn a y ir • ° ver an en ’ ne by passing IT I m3 xA JLj .Y J• or running. 2. Premontre’s state championship fall sport which accounts for the high consumption of salt tablets, syn. soccer. Premontre’s varsity football team under the direction of head coach Dick Hietpas, went virtually un¬ touched to the top for their sec¬ ond FVCC crown in two years, by compiling a remarkable 10-1 re¬ cord. Leading this awesome squad of gladiators were running backs Rod Mayer and Denis Gillis, who let no defense stifle their aggres¬ siveness in gaining a total o 2217 yards on the ground, ' earsome in¬ deed, the Cadets were made even stronger by their great offensive line guidedby coach Guy Locasio. Leaders on offense were seniors Tim Magnin, Tim McAllister, Rod Mayer, Ron Jadin and Denis Gillis, who received positions on 1st and 2nd team All Metro. However, even with a great of¬ fense, no team can claim great¬ ness unless they are accompanied by an equally strong defense. This Cadet army, pieced together by coach John Nowak, brought to the spotlight a defense that thwarted many opponents to un¬ Ron Jadin cools off after a hot game. der 150 total yards. Grabbing top accolades from the defense were Ken Clusman, Dale Whip, Steve Wingert and Denis Gillis, who re¬ ceived first and second All Metro and Conference team honors. Ken Clusman and Dale Whipp also re¬ ceived post season honors by be¬ ing named to All State teams by AP and UPI respectively. Rod Mayer and Tim McAllister lead Denis Gillis around end. Dale Whipp pursues the opponent as Ken Clusman displays his All-State tackling form.