Stanley High School - Scroll Yearbook (Stanley, WI)

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B fl TU Bll G Thrs year somethmg new has been added to our basketball games, namely tumblrng between halves of the games Thrs has been made possrble through the efforts of the two tumblmg advrsors, Mrs Proctor and Mr Chrxsteson and the large number of students who are mterested rn that specrfxc type of physrcal educatron, whxch deals wrth the flexr brhty and agrhty of the muscles of the body These students got off to a late start thrs fall but have shown amazrng progress rn thexr chosen actrvrty Each student combmes work w1th play and the result rs better tumblmg skllls more conslderatnon for others better health habrts, and a worthwhrle Splflf of good wxll toward school and commumty GET-SET ' Q, 1 w11.1 AT A MESS 5 P WSW' tr D0 IT RIGHT THIS T IME ROW 1 Dorothy Anderson, Carol Stuttgen, Joan Sweeny, Rosanne Hertmg, Aluce Brown, Romxlda Hentrng, Joanne Gutowslu, Neldarae Stangret ROW 2 Marge Broeren, Mrs Proctor, Arvalee Swxm, Shirley Gadke, Evelyn Berge, Delores Novak, Melva ' Henkms, Shrrley Lund, Delores Draeger, Gcorganne Smasal, june Grendys, jamce Moore I I ' ROW 3 Ronme Wntt, Duane Van Ert, Walter Protrowskl Ball Rent Gerald Dretnch, Bob Jakobowcrz, ...lx ' t Melvm Shrlts, Eugene Petruzates, Wayne Duce, jerry Wxles: Glen Relt, Lawrence johnson, Arnold Lem .a-'53 I l ff' 7 I ,. Duck Wales, Mr Chnsteson ,X Q ff 36 Q ,NN '. X - A A ' 1 fpg Xy W Q . Maxx xi A-Q X g - - :gf 2 . . . N ,iq-M LQ, 1 , l 1 I YYVY 4 W,-W . . ' . , 2 . . , , . V Q B . . - . - . l I ., I b v , ' . F . .' , P 2 Q ' 1 5 Z g A , L.:-:J-J, ,:-eff ' - - Q 1 'A' t -I , '19 .-Y - lg l l 3 5 I ,. .., :il 4 in gt ' - L' 5 I 4,4 Q1 - - Q Gi I 6 l ll ' Q. G 1 4 . -V 6 A ' l l 1 1 I , s ' 6 Q Y

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THE SEASON RECORD Forty candtdates answered the call for the fxrst basketball practxce th1s year Returnrng lettermen tmong them mclud ed Art Ondal Duck Knar Kxrk Mnlhgan Doc Overgard George Thetrl and Rex Rxxford The season was better than average with thnrteen wtns and seven losses The htghlrghts of the year were wrns over Colfax and Altoona m the Cloverbelt League The best game of the year found the Stanley Orloles agalnst the Eau Clatre Old Abes rn the Reglonal Tournament Golng into the frrst game of the regtonal Stanley was very much the underdog but the Orloles surprlsed the Old Abes and led them most of the way Wtth a m1nute and a half left to play the score was tted but then the home town team pulled away from the mspxred Orloles and went on to wm the game After the very f1ne game played agatnst Eau Clalre the Stan ley boys just couldnt br1ng themselves up for the Consola tton game agarnst Chtppewa The ftrst quarter was pretty even but from then on the Chtppewa Cards pulled away to a very one stded 76 43 vrctory Of the players who rematned on the squad Doc Overgard was the hugh scorer wtth Art Ondal second A closer resume of the season reveals the fact that the Stanley Ortoles lost thetr opentng game thus year when the Mondovl Buffaloes dropped them for a 60 52 score Agam after chalktng up four consecut1ve vtctorres agatnst Colfax 59 54 Wrthee 60 41 Cornell 55 48 and Nenllsvtlle 63 48 they fell to a strong and undefeated Thorp team wlth the sad score reading Thorp 66 Stanley 49 Recover1ng from the blow dealt by Thorp they met and eastly defeated the Cadott Cagers 65 53 Next they agatn met Colfax at Colfax and thts ttme the score was 77 50 ln favor of Colfax The Orxoles pulled themselves out of that ba slump to go up against Gtlman and came away wnth a 76 35 score to thetr advantage The Orange and Black men then tangled wrth Bloomer wh1ch has a reputatxon for havtng good teams and lost the game to the tune of 83 66 Thor came next and the fxnal score was Thorp 70 Stanley 58 As before we played Cadott next and as before we stung the Cadott Bees 65 40 Games wxth Owen Wtthee Netlls ville and Gtlman brought us the followxng scores tn our favor Owen 60 30 Wlthee 89 65 Nerllsvxlle 6153 and Grlman 71 42 Their wtnnmg streak deserted the Ortoles when they took ttme out for defeat at the hands of Cornell 62 48 but held good for the game wtth Fall Creek Thns game brought them a 70 60 score Thxs was an off n1ght for the boys stnce they were handtcapped by the very small gym The next game found Stanley knockrng off Owen 69 43 That vrctory game gave Stanley second place tn the Cloverbelt League Then the Ortoles took the measure of the Altoona Rarlroaders to decrde the thrrd and fourth places tn the Cloverbelt Tourna ment In an overt1me play they pulled away for a 66 59 v1c tory over the Rarlroaders and from then on the story rs the record of the regtonal The last prcture shows Leon Etten taktng a rebound away from Eau Clatre tn the tournament game . 2 ' . . , . . y ' l Y t V K Y , . . Y . 7 Y ' a 1 Y -1 H - - . ' y , . Y 7 - Y 5 - 3 - Y , . , . v 1 ' ' P Y 1. H I - - - - ' ! Y - l ' ' x A 1 ' ' ' 1 - .. . H 7

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Coach Proctor began the season with a number of tough practices to get the fellows in shape. The players feel they acquired valu- able knowledge of the game and much ex- perience in playing it from those practices, and best of all they learned to work together as a team. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CK.. I X. 2,44 Row I: Karl David, Frank Isenberger, John Thompson, Ed. Ciolkosz, David Dickrell. Row 2: Bernie Johnson, Jerry Berseth, Duane Eslinger, Richard Loibl, Tod Henning, John Brandwold, Norman Scidling. Row 3: Wayne Anthony, Mr. Proctor, Dick Halmstad. No! Pictured: Ken Wald, Tom Webber, Gordon Long, Dick Heian, James Raycher, Mit- chell Ciolkosz, Duane Hanold, Jim Peterson, Tom Peterson, Charles Westaby, Harol Sorenson, Sydney Thompson. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Junior High football did not enjoy a successful season. The boys were all inexperienced and their ', equipment was crude. They lost five games, but gained valuable experience for next year's gridiron battles. Junior High basketball had a decidedly better record. There was a total of thirty boys out for practice which was held daily by Mr. Walker at the Armory. This practice started November 3 and ex- tended thru March 9 when the last game was play- ed. Most of the practice time was devoted to funda- mental drills and plays to build sound players for the varsity in the years to come. The games played and the resulting scores are listed as follows: 1. Chippewa Lost 38-33 There 2. Cornell Won 47-48 Here 3. Eau Claire Won 29-32 There 4. Chippewa Lost 40-32 Here 5. Augusta Won 30-44 There 6. Augusta Won 20-38 Here 7. Cornell Won 26-32 There 8. Eau Claire Won 38-43 Here 9. Osseo Won 39-45 There 10. Holcombe Lost 33-34 Cornell JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL-6 The Basketball squad includes Coach Link Walker, John Thompson, Dick Halmstad, Jerry Berseth, Tod Hen- ning, Sydney Thompson, Duane De Sota, Tom Webber, Jason Henderson, Jim Peterson, and David Dickre1L Dick Peterson is missing from the picture but saw action with the boys this year.