Sacred Heart Seminary - Ad Altare Yearbook (Oneida, WI)

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f f ff V W V if 1 V 1 Left to right: Thomas Lenzner, David Wildenberg, Thomas Nault, Michael Ronk, Michael Marquardt, David Koch, John Brochtrup CCaptair1D, William Baye, Steven Frozena, James H , H Moder, David Egan, John Gries, Michael Dillenburg, Father Edward Witczak. Kneeling: Edward , V D ' , Q Meier, Dennis Lappen, Donald Mleziva. Absentees: James Van Dinter, Dennis Vandermause. m5, . W ' . . . . . , Varsity SHS initiated interscholastic eilr nln, g X 85 St. Lawrence Seminary 79 basketball competition this year. 71 Salvatorian Seminary 78 The Scouts were highly successful I 74 Blessed Sacrament Seminary 23 in their first season with a 7-3 A 64 St. Lawrence Seminary 77 record. 60 Salvatorian Seminary 72 Father Witczak, in a few months' time molded our outstanding 64 Sacred Heart CYO 42 intramural players into a spirited unit. That spirit, which the 63 Holy Name CYO 49 student body fanned, enabled the Scouts to defeat St. Lawrence 72 St. Mary CYO 40 85-79 in the season opener. 67 Holy Name CYO 26 Father Witczak did an outstanding job uniting and training the 105 St. Boniface 38 Scouts. Our three-game losing streak was quickly forgotten after ICIVE consecutive wins. 64 Get those rebounds . . . you're off balance . . . You better help me cheer for the Scouts or . . . work the ball . . . hustle . . . and above all . . .

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A charge of collegiate blockers springs Dave Wlldenberg for a twenty yard gain against the all stars W Bl, uucu L . Rugg ed action on the gridiron for every W'l'?fiar.n1 . 2 , ,ami X: '

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The second half starts with Dave Egan jumping for the Scouts. The first varsity team in SHS history came from behind in the fourth period to edge the Hilltoppers of St. Lawrence Seminary 85-79. The tension was tremendous for the starting five in the first quarter. Although the Scouts trailed by two points at the half, they were con- fident that they could defeat the Hilltoppers. Through a determined fourth quarter drive the Scouts snatched the six point lead from the Hill- toppers and converted it into a spectacular six point victory. Jim Moder at the line forvthe Scouts. Bill Baye dunks one at Mt. Calvary. The Hilltoppers avenged their previous loss by defeating our Scouts 7 7-64 on their home court. Mt. Calvary's alert full-court press in the cramped gym thoroughly confused the Scouts in the first half. Although the Hilltoppers had leads up to 11 points in the first period, they held only a 42-37 edge at intermission. Despite a determined second half rally the Scouts were not able to claim the victory. Bill Baye led both squads in scoring with 21 points. Shooting for the Scouts is Jim Moder. l