Seymour High School - Rippler Yearbook (Seymour, WI)

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muikl, TASTE MUS? BG. O. First row: . Wlckesberg, D. Blohm, G. Wlckesberg, R. Slevert, T. Brick, J. Val Strsten, B D. Holding, B. Guyon, B. Severson, A. Blckel, G. Baelher, D. Shufelt, J. Wurtzel, Q. Adamskl, D. Husman, V. Jesse, Second row: . Verbeten, E. Paulin, W. Helein, D. Wickesberg, L. Johns, R. Gavronski R I K. Conrad, B. Rohloff, K. Wiese, R. Ricthle, J. Grunwaldt, L. Ciesielczyk, L. Grunwaldt, D. Beyer, M. Rohm, Third row: Coach B. Wolk, K. Barth, L. Gilbert, D. Smits, C. Klarner, J. Braun, N. Blohm D. Frederlckson, B. Biese, V. Hein, B. Grunwsldt, J. Jensen, L. Klsrner, I A. Olson, E. Kroon, L. Nagel, D. Miller, Manager J. Tierney goalie!! About 50 boys reported for football practice late in August, ll lettermen among them. The team elected Roman Ritchie and Ken Wlese co-captains for the season. The Indians, highly spirited, opened their season with a 15-7 victory over a highly rated Oconto eleven. The next game, also nonconference, was perhaps the hardest fought game of the year with Seymour coming out on top of a 7-6 score over a stubborn Kiel team. he Indians allowed Kiel to score first but came back in the second half with Ritchie pounding over for the T. D. and Rohloff adding the all important extra point. Then began a series of bad breaks for Seymour. Ritchie was injured and missed the next 2 games, playing under a handicap the rest of the season. The team got off to a slow start against Pulaski and lost 14-7 despite a second half rally. The next week Seymour defeated an undermanned Manawa 'll' 21-O, Johns scoring his first touchdown and Rohloff supplementing his strong pass defense with 2 touchdowns and adding all 5 extra points. The Joy of victory was lessened because of Jim Grunwaldt's rather serious injury. At Bonduel Seymour had a scoring drive halted on the 15-yard line when a completed fourth down pass was ruled caught out of bounds by the official on the opposite side of the field. We lost 7-0. At homecoming the Indians outplayed the Conference champs, West de Pere, but lost 13-7 after having a fourth period touchdown nullified because of a penalty called after the T. D. was signaled. Kimberly, the last game for 15 seniors was ,Mm lost 25-5. The absence of Rohloff, due to illness, and L. Grunwaldt, who suffered a broken leg when clipped early in the game, was s rely felt. Outstanding points of the season were C1es1e1czyk's 102 yard T. D. run in the Pulaski game and Rohloff's kicking, missing l extra point out of 8. Center Xen Conrad, tackle Lee Grunwaldt, and fullback Ken Wiese were selected for the first all-conference Mid- Valley team. liese was named full back when Ritchie was injured. FIRST STRING LINE-UP