Valders High School - Valdris Yearbook (Valders, WI)

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Pront Row M Tompkins K Thone, M Robley, R Sicldnger, J vlallander, P McNulty, J Schultz 'enter Row E Muellenbach, M Brandl, A Wallander, D Schanbureck, J Einberger, K Schuler, L Teesch Back Row R Bratz, D Sheehan, H Nagel K Stoeckigt, J Brennan, D Wiegert, G Schisel Vikes were undefeated in twelve dual meets plus the Valdere Invitational Tournammt and the State Sectional meet The last two meets netted the mtmen trophies Of the ten different scholastic weight classes, Valdere qualified nine men at the Sectional leet Th nine traveled to Madison where they captured fifteenth place among thirty-seven schools represented A1 though only two men, Lawrance Teesch and Karl Stoeckigt placed at lhdison, both of whom received fourth place awards, the rest deserve very :mach praise, as does their coach Mr Schenmcher The Vikes boast four undefeated grapplers, two of whom were untied Karl Stoecklgt, heavyweight, and Lawrence Teesch, 180 lbs finished undefeated and xmtied Ken Thone had one tie in the 120 lb class and Pete McNulty was twice tied, also in the 120 lb class, neither suffered a lose Honorary captain of the squad, Marvie Brandl, was elected by the wrestlers Harrie, who has been wrest ling for four years had a nine von, one lost record for this past year Over his four years of wrestling Marv has compiled a record of twenty five wins, six losses and no ties Other seniors on the squad were Bw Muellenbach, Don Schsmbureck, Jim Schmitz, Dennis Sheehan, Karl Stoeckigt, Bill Teesch, Ken Thone, Melvin Tompkins D111 Match Score! GSI!-'iii-'8 QQVJSSG vqden Lunenburg Valdez-s Brillion Valders Manitowoc Valdere Shlllrw Valders Stevms Point Valdez-a Brillion Vgmq-e Sevastapol Valdere Hlniffvvoc Valders Sevastapol Valders Luxemburg Valdsrl Boniual Vllddi daupaun E aldg Invitatgonal State Sect l Vlldari vlldlfl Sevastapol 32 Lunenburg 36 gig,-'gg 26 WRESTLING 29 Pipon Sb ' 1: E .. 3 .. E success 5 ' . E ,, 5 . . 'G , ' , 2 5 - ' 2 . . S Q . 9. . . If - ' e :I ' . ' a 5 ' - 23:22:22 . - ' 5 ' ' A , 5 U Q . . g , , e E ' 5 f . I sc: as vi 5... . .. 3 , , , can

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Howl Row2 Row3 Mn Eff Y-VD F x nl' y.MUZ',p Front Row Center Row Y Robley, D Chrlstel, D Christiansen , Meyer Gene Rogne, K Thompson, E Knutson, D Holland, R Sever son, J Holland K Thone, J Brennan, J Einberger, E Muellenbach D Wiegert, Coach, Schermacher TRACK TEAM Back Row The Vikes started out the season in fine form by winrung their first triangular meet From then on it became evident that power is in numbers, as the Valders thin clade went :mto their large meets of 1955 The trackmen played second fiddle the rest of the season to the larger teams, but began to score con- sistently in some events In the conference track meet VHS cindennen placed fifth, an improvement over the past year Earl Knutson, the versatile Vike captain tallied points in both the high and low hurdles The relay team also helped the cause with a third 2 Goehring, D Sheahan, P McNulty, J Wallander, Rowl Sch..1tz, R Llermann, L Skattebo, J Voge Sickinger Schuh Robley, J Holland, K Nallander, O Peterson, How 2 Brandl, K Thone, D Holland, E Huellenbach, Severeon eesch, Berg, M Tompkins Sohambureck, D Christiansen, P Schnell, Row3 Pritzl, M Haas, J O'Grady, M Scruler, R Sebo, J Hex, A Behnke Glaeser, L Teesch, E Skattebo, K Stoeckigt CLUB ss ,leg ,Gps v -I '5' . A .Q Y3' Q., . D P s ,A ' 0 . , Q2 K ,S V .. X 0 v 2 A, ' . ' ' g ' Ge e 2 o ' o ' e ' 0 :O ' .-xt I 1 r V 5 V' in ' 1 1'-V C 2 . I :z s x 1- Q x . s 7 7 a' D 5 L Y' Y, i if ,L J e + ., X 5 am Q J xx J f -' Y i f, , 1 J L - ' I g ,V 7' E J -. l . f Y X1 - cl . I ' 0 ' D ' Je 'T' ' e . ' U ' e H. . B. . My ' o ' ov ' e ' Ms ' e ' o ' o ' Ro e Bar: ' Go ' e Q De ' o ' 9 ' Ee ' 0 ' 0 ' e A ' 9 Me ' e ' e o ' 1 ' s ' o e