Seymour High School - Rippler Yearbook (Seymour, WI)

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Wowk Chances First row: D. Miller, E. Thomas, E. Kropp, T. Brick, J- Van 3t1'8tef1, K- Barth. J Frisble Second row: L. Nagel, J. Jensen, L. Klarner, F. Leisgsng, J. Braun, L. Johns, C Klsrner 87am Confernce Standings Little Nine Conference Mid - Valley Conference Kimberly 10 O Reed8Vlll8 4 6 Seymour 5 5 Seymour 7 5 Denmark 5 7 Brlllion 6 4 Hilbert O 10 Won 10 Lost 6 Seymour Brllllon Seymour West DePere Seymour Pulaski Seymour Kimberly Seymour Kimberly Seymour Bonduel Seymour West DePere Seymour Reedsville Seymour Reedsville Seymour Pulaski Seymour Hilbert Seymour Hilbert Seymour Denmark Seymour Bonduel Seymour Brllllon , Seymour Denmark Top Scorers Rohm Conrad Nagel Kuntsman Jensen Werner Brick 68 51 49 47 41 55 27

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A2 ways First row: K, Wiese D, Kunstmsn A Burns L Gilb rt R Hit hl M R 1 Second row: Coach Wolk L, Cleslelczyk D sb Be N' 'K CC e' d' Dong, '- Helein, B. Rohloff: J. Grunwaldt, , er er, ' ova , l Onra , . ickesberg, B Seymour started the season with eight lettermen back. It was the Indiana most successful season in years especially after wallopping Kimberly 52 to 55 in our third game Our first victory over Kimberly since 1941. We ended the season tied for first in the Little Nine and second in the Mid - Valley after wallopplng the champions, Bonduel, 51 to 52 in our second game with them. Won 15 Lost 5 Seymour 46 Brllllon 27 Seymour West DePere 55 Seymour 44 Pulaski 48 Seymour Kimberly 51 Seymour 52 Kimberly 55 Seymour Bonduel 54 Seymour 45 west DePere 52 Seymour Reedsvllle 59 Seymour 66 Reedsville 19 Seymour Pulaski 47 Seymour 51 Hilbert 27 Seymour Hilbert 29 Seymour 62 Denmark 54 Seymour Bonduel 52 Seymour 45 Brillion 21 Seymour Denmark 28 , Conference Standings Little Nine Conference Mid - Valley Conference Seymour 9 1 Reedsvllle 5 7 Bonduel 5 1 West DePere O 6 Kimberly 9 1 Denmark 5 7 Seymour 4 2 Brillion 4 6 Hilbert 2 8 Pulaski 5 5 TOURNAMENT SCORES Seymour 57 Seymour 44 Ooonto Falls 55 Shawano 51 ' INDIVIDUAL SCORING Novak 505 Wickesberg 42 Conrad 2 C18s1el0zyk 261 Wiese 18 Ggvrongki 2 Rohloff 167 Gilbert 17 Werner 1 Burns 44 Rghm 4 Kunstman 43 Grunwgldt 4 28

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o ack H13 Dom Flrat row: K. Melotte, J. Van Straten, E. Kroop, L. Mullen, D. Miller, J. Veitch G. Marcks ' Second row: J- Grunwaldt, W- Heleln, A- Burne, L. Nagel, T. Brick, B. Wickeaberg, K. Wlese Third row: L. Johns, R Ricthle D Kunatman C Klarner J Jenepn L Klprner 1 . . . , , , ,gy I J.B Fourth row: D. Wicmeaberg, L. Grunwaldt, B. Rohloff, M. Rohm, B. Novak, K. Conrad rnun L. Ciesielczyk, B. Grunwgljt ' Rude!! The weatherman was a little more favorable to the baseball team last year than he had been the year before and Seymour played 6 gamea, winning four. The thrill of baseball came when Conrad pitched a one-hitter against Brllllon and in the same game, brought in 5 runs with his homer. Top batting averages were: Roh1off,.555, R1tch1e,.555g Conrad, .557 Burns, .4285 J. Grunwaldt, .46l. Game Results Seymour 7 Brillion l Seymour 5 Hilbert 4 Seymour 12 Pulaski 5 Seymour 5 Kimberly 7 Seymour 15 Denmark ll Seymour l4 Reedsville 5 'ae EGL 44 Fri bi J. L tt S. S Gilgerg, o er, everson, P. Klaus S' Eick, L' Reis, D. Roepck., H. Rei'