Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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IIII I II Ifirst row-D. 'l'innn, sl. I r.mIey, N. Perkins. Second royygll. I,llI'llN'IK'I', C. Stahl, K. :XuIIerson, I . 'I'imm, IIm'in, Il. Ifolf. 'I'I1irtI ron---Nlr. Seht-son, I.. Iii-.iutIoin, Il. I!oyIe, .L Iludson, AI. .-Xnderson, RI. Oht-y, Commenting on the short boxing season of this year, Conch Seheson stated: Iris too had that when our hoxers got tothe stage where I wanted them to he, there were no more houts to he fought. Such was the ease of our boxers this Inst season. Looking hack we will rememher that the squad was composed of nineteen capable men namely: Dale Timm, Fred 'I'imm, I'V:1II:1ce IVurI, I'hiIIip VVhite, Ifdwin IVhite, james Kelly, Dick Parma-ter, John Hein, CIyde SYZIIII, Dunne ,IKZIYCSI AIden Hudson, Bob Folz, Ken Anderson. Jule Anderson. Jim Frawley, Dick Johnson, Norman Per- kins, Bruce Boyle, and Bob Christenseng after we.-ks of rigid training and only three mzirrhes fought, the srzlson came to II cIose for the year. 'Iihe Iirsr match of the season was the IoCzlI finals in which the following houts were fought. Jim I' r:1wIcy'i' ...............,. 9-Iii: vs. Ronald Cop1sIcey'I' ............. 0211: CIyde Stnhlx .... ...II-Pj: vs. Norman Perkins .. . , . I22f: W Iioh Cliristensenak . . . I26:f:,I: vs. Bruce BoyIe . . . . . . IZ8jj: Dunne 'liziyesx . . . . 1251 Vs. Ken Anderson . . . . . Illii- -IuIe :XntIersonX .. . . .1203 vs. Dale Timm ... . . . ISI if .Iim Iii-Ilyx ............ ...I39:Ij: vs. Dick Purmeter .. ...lifgi ,Iohn IIein Cnon decisionj . . . . I-Iniji Vs. NVztII:1ct- IVurI . . . . . I5-Iii Fred 'I'immgf ................. I3Ii,'I: vs. Bob I oIz ........ ........... I .I-I-ij.: I AIthoug1h three other matches were scheduled, only two were fought: with PhiIIips :ind nlerrill. I IVhen IJhiIIips hrougght their men here they managed to nzirrow out 11 win over our hoya hy :1 sforr- of 5.5 to -IS. 'I'ht- AIK'I'I'III-'IIUITIJIIIZIXYIC match wus r1':'I'y the hi'f win for the hoxerp rhig yrfnr. Ifigfht- ing :it NIL-rriII our hoys had it :LII over the Ht-rriII men in Zl 6-3 win. v 3 0-

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Previous to the series of conference games, they lost games to Mosinee and Phillips. When the season finally ended our boys were in seventh place in the conference standings, having won ap- proximately oneithird of their games. Had they not suffered unexpected reverses, the season would have been more successful. You will remember how at the first Marshfield game and also the last Merrill game, after having played winning games throughout, those teams managed to edge out a win over us during thc final seconds of the game. Had those tough breaks been avoided, our boys could probably have claimed a .500 season. At the league tournament which met at Antigo, the Tommies played a losing game against White Lake which eliminated them from any fur'her participation. The total number of points which the team gathered for the year was 419 which meant a 26 point game average. Our opponents scored 503 points, or 31 points for their average game. llns h h O comparison does indicate that our players did play a series of good games throug out t e year. ur boys also had an exceptionally good free throw average this year scoring over half of the shots taken: that is ll0 made out of 218 attempted. This record for free throws was higher than that of any other team in the conference. Lester Dean, our star forward, was second highest scoring man in individual competition in this conference and was surpassed only by Nimz of Wausau. Dean also made the greatest number of free throws of any player in this conference. Receiving major letter awards in basketball are the following players: Wallace Wurl. Jack l L D an Eu ene Kind Gordon Mitchell Harold Thompson Dick Theiler, Rodnev Chva a, ester e , g . y - . n - , I. Timm and Eldridge Polege. Minor letters were awardedlto .Bill Biard, Joe Frawley, John Hein, George Kreutzer, Fred Timm, George Theiler and Eddie Jim Theiler. Jimmy Frawley and Jerry Neumeyer were capable and eflicient managers. h f h a the re xter number of games can sav that our bovs did not disappoint Toseouswosw gi I , . , Q us in the least. After all they may have been outscored in some of their games, but certainly they were not outplayed at any time. All of their games were goody the kind we enjoy seeing. INDIVIDUAL RECORD wi... Tomahawk SEASONAL GAMES 30 Mosinee ... . . Free Throws 'r0II13.l1aWli ........ T- ' Tomahawk Stevens Point . .. I 4 W D ,, A ... Tomahawk Wisconsin Rapids PLAYER T3 g 2 H Tomahawk Marshfield ..... U 5 H' 5 E L Tomahawk Merrill ........ Y Y i H G 'iw Tomahawk Rhinelander .. Dean lifjfl-62' ifbirlgw-liQQ5YPlYl? Tomagawlli Xyacusau . . . . . WIT 5 I5 W 33 24 3 26 I .315 I 3U Tgxhxk Astgfff -- -- Kind I 16,3 ,flllfi l59tj3Zl Tomahawk Rhinelander .. Theilff l 16 2 12A if-50 ll 25-l Tomahawk Nekoosa . . . . . Timm R. I I6 25AllZil 10 23 l Tomahawk Rflflerrilh ...... Pl 4 7 5l.1. 555l11I omaaw ars e ..... Nliirfliell ll-1 of 1 'Goof of ,?0ma:aW'li Qgygiffo LL-' Ejojllvoil Olna aw I C 3. C .... Chvala ll5'5i6l4l600l19l Total -29-

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John Hein was chosen by his fellow mitt-men as having been the fighting-est fighter during the season. Fred Timm and Duane Taves were elected co-captains of the boxing squad. Even though the season was entirely too short, the boxers carry with them all of the valuable training they received this year from coach Sebeaon. VVe all look forward to a more complete sea- son next yearg more complete in matches and in wins. The result of the Phillips and Merrill matches are given below. Tomahawk vs. Phillips Tomahawk vs. Merrill C. Stahl' .. .... 11-HH: .... Lloyd Malvich Frawleyw' ...... 9-lj: .... T. Middlestead J. Frawleyak ...... 9-lil: ........ David Alm C. Stahl' ........ 114-jj: ..... R. Neaubauer J. Anderson .... 13211: ........ Gus Raabl' K. Anderson' ..... 12011 ..... P. Neaubauer F. Timm' ....... 1311i ...... McCarthy F. Timm' ....... 13111: ........ F. Johnson ll. Folz .... .... 1 3-EH: ........ D. Marks! D. Tavesak ....... 12415: ....... L. Shackett J. Hein . . . VV. Wurl'l' D. Taves . Last May, High School the District .......1454.,+ . .... lZ4:H: ...C. Gumax .......15-lit Reise? .......F. Kaletkaal' Major letter awards were F. Folz'l' ......... J. Anderson? ..... E. White ........ J. Hein .......... 13441 1323.1 14041 1454-JE won by the follow- ing boxers: Fred Timm, Edwin White, John Hein, Clyde Stahl, Duane Taves, Bob Folz, Ken Anderson, Jule Anderson, and Jim Frawley. gk indicates the winner of the' bout. indicates a draw. M IU Fll TIVAL a number of the students from our journeyed to Eagle River to attend Music Festival and to compete in ... . .M. Dalemanl' . . . Marcouillerl . . . . .G. Van Slate' Hinzlk the contest for vocal and instrumental soloists. The record number of A ratings earned at this contest deserves special mention. CORNET VOCAL SoPRANos Class A-Agnes Ann Kelley--2nd place Class A-Darlene Morren-2nd place Class A-Jennie Schrader-2nd place Class B-Margaret VVurl--2nd place Class ALTO SAX. ll-Carol Jean Cherry-lst place ENSEMBLE-FLUTE AND CLARINET Class B-lwarlyn Grube and James Rouman- lst place P1ANo SOLOS Class A-lwarlyn Grube-lst place Class B-Jack Fitze-lst place Class C-Earl Oelhafen-lst Place Class C-Carol Jean Cherry-lst place Class C-Phyllis Kropla-lst place Class B-Phyllis Kropla-2nd place Class C-Beverly Krueger-lst place Class C-Patricia Lavers-lst place Class C-Jean Hansen-2nd place TENORS Class A-Gordon Nlitchell-lst place Class A-Leland Helgeson-2nd place XYOCAL 'l'Rl0 Class B-lVlargaret Wmn1'l, Dorothy Nc-urnewx Darlene Morren-lst place. -31...