Sebewaing High School - Echoes Yearbook (Sebewaing, MI)

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TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Beitz, F. Kausch, T. Tanton, H. Schumacher, B. Nimtz, H. Holland, R. Roberts. BOTTOM ROW:-A. Essig, J. Wildman, D. Rieman, L. Qualls, Coach Seidl, R. Winter, K. Nusz, G Zfweezfadf We got off to a slow start, losing to Elkton, Pigeon, and Harbor Beach during the first half of the season. Win- ning the remaining games of the season, we fought an uphill battle to gain the co- championship of the N. T. C. C. In the district tournament held on our own home court, our Indians con- tinued their winning ways. Their ex- cellent tournament play was topped by a resounding defeat to the Elkton Elks 88-33, setting a new school record of 88 points for a Sebewaing High basket- ball team. This sent them to Saginaw for the regional play-offs at Arthur Hill High School. In their first encounter at Saginaw, the Indians scalped Decker- ville 57-30. In their second encounter they massacred Bay City St. James 87-48. In the final regional game, the Indians fought an uphill battle to over- come a half time deficit of nine points with highly rated Saginaw SS. Peter and Paul but failed by one point when SS. Peter and Paul stalled to a 60-59 vic- tory. Harry Schumacher was placed on the Saginaw All Area and All Confer- ence Teams and also broke individual scoring record for Sebewaing by scor- ing 40 points in the Lutheran Semin- ary game. STATISTICS WE Games Won THEY 16 5 Total points I, 374 I, 090 Average 65.4 51.9 TOP SCORERS Name Seasons Total H. Schumacher 421 D. Rieman 289 H. Holland 257 R. Winter I47 I. Wildman 125 Grad. Letterman Ret. Letterman H. Schumacher D. Rieman I. Wildman H. Holland R. Roberts R. Winter K. Nusz B. Nimtz F. Kausch R. Beitz T Tanton L. Qualls

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Coach Pat Welch began his first year of coaching at Sebewaing with a successful season. Sebewaing was running to Elkton for the N. T. C. C. championship. The season started with a victory over Bay City Central Reserves. Even though Sebewaing scored the first touch- down against Elkton, the champions, the Indians weakened in the third quarter to permit the Elks to win the game. The Pigeon game was played in a torrential downpour with the field com- pletely covered with water. Our web- foot boys swam to a 33 to 0 victory. The climax of the season was the game with our arch-rivals--Union- ville. Although we scored the first T. D. and extra point and Eagles tied up the game. When the final whistle blew the score was still 7-7. We finished the season by battering Ubly and Bay City Handy Reserves. SCHEDULE Sebewaing 7 B.C. Central Res. o 6 Elkton I2 A I8 Deckerville 6 33 Pigeon 0 33 Harbor Beach 7 7 Unionville 7 45 Ubly 6 32 B.C. Handy Res. I2 LETTERMEN Gearhardt Meyer E Bob Bolger QB Orin Engelhardt FB Don Schuch HB Jerry Eremia HB Rodney Truemner QB Duane Sternberg B Floyd Engelhardt T John Korenko T Wayne Kundinger T Roger Gremel G Fred Gainforth G Richard Spannagel E Loren Finkbeiner TG Warren Beers T Eddie Schuch B Glenn Hessler B Jack Bolger T Weldon Nimtz G Jim Wildman C Horman Heinitz G Ron Beitz E Bryce Nimtz E Dennis Haist G Howard Holland E Tom Tanton C KlT'S KORNER 29 SEBEWAING MOTOR SALES

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