Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

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Wx ' QW 'F . J. Nickel, K. Ruesink, L. Rush, R. Gossfeld, Row-D. Paskey, H. Duer, B. Kohn, R. Redeker, M. Stottel, R. Spaulding, 'lst Row-Coach Barkley, A SQUAD BASKETBALL The Waupun High School cagers, coached by Mr. Barkley, finished the conference season with a 6 won-4 lost record. This record was good for a four-way tie for third place with Berlin, West Bend, and Oconomowoc. The season could be called successful enough in that Waupun beat the league champs, Ripon, and won from two teams in the Regional Tournament that had previously beaten us in league competition. The team gained second place in the tournament, having lost to Beaver Dam in the championship game. David Hash was captain this season. QAJPUJV P UA, 2 AUPUA, N . 5l.lPUg' 9 32 B Zruleser, D. Hash, J. Stoffel, Manager. 2nd B SQUAD BASKETBALL The B team showed their heels to opponents and came out of the conference scrap with a rec- ord of 7 wins--3 losses, and a tie for second place. Mr. Smith's charges also swept their three non-conference games. From this B squad will come valuable material for next year's A team. Waupun vs.: We They 'North Fond du Lac 32 26 'North Fond du Lac 4l 43 Beaver Dam . . . 35 42 Mayville .... 40 28 43 26 50 Oconomowoc . . 36 Hartford .... ' non -conference Ripon ...... 42 32 Beaver Dam . . . 30 33 Lake Mills .... 45 27 Horicon . . . . 58 2l West Bend . . . 29 37 47 Berlin . . . 3l 33 Columbus . . . 48 Waupun vs.: Ripon ...... ll 12 'North Fond du Lac 22 ll Beaver Dom . . . 23 34 'North Fond du Lac 20 10 'Lake Mills . . . 43 14 Beaver Dam . . , 28 22 Horicon . . . . 32 ll Mayville . . . TB l9 West Bend , . . 25 l8 Hartford .... 2l l9 Columbus . . 31 l2 Oconomowoc . . 27 lo Berlin . . . 27 23 'noneconference 'lst Row--D, Kinkel, O. Kashube, T. Burke, C. Paskey, P. Barkley, F. Micheels, Coach H. Smith. 2nd Row-C. Cobb. E- Kovalaske, L. Edmunds, J. Giebink, A. Homan, N. Gysbers, R. Brooks, R. Galler.

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'lst Row-A Homan J Witkowski W. Wilderman, W- Bfesseff H- Duer' D' sullen' l wllkowskl' Mr' Barkley' coach 2nd Row-R Barkley R. Christopherson, G. Giebink, L. Brueser, L. Rush, M. Stoffel, D. lil05h, 3- Kahn.. Top Row-R Archer D Miller J 'Nickel D. Paskey, L. EdmundS, R' Gossfeld, B' Poflef, L Wlllfowsluf M9 M'55 '9 are: Judson Schlieve, Clifford Harrington, Tom Burke- A SQUAD FOOTBALL The Waupun High School football team won a total of three games and lost four, while tying one. Out of this record the team won their homecoming game against Horicon, 24 to 0, and edged out a victory over Ripon to secure the Little Brown Jug, annually awarded the winner ofthe Waupun-Ripon game. The boys lost their game against Beaver Dam and therefore surrendered the Bill-Hank Trophy to the winners. The regularly scheduled game with West Bend on September l7 was postponed until November 2 because of the polio ban in West Bend. This was a scoreless game, our only tie game of the season. Waupun 'finished fifth in the Lit- tle Ten standings. Mr. Barkley coached the team with Mr. Smith assisting him. Henry Duer was captain. Berlin . West Bend . Clintonville . Ripon . Mayville . Horicon . Oconomowoc . Beaver Dam . 'non-conference They I9 0 I9 0 0 0 25 28

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Back Row-Mr. Smith, Coach, D. Miller, Mgr., W. Paskey, H. Duer, R. Brunn, J. Nickel, B. Kohn, C. Harrington, D. Paskey, J. Schlieve, N. Gysbers, Mgr. Middle Row-M. Brewer, W. Bresser, J. Ganz, R. Landaol, R. McCulloch, E. Frei, D. Hash, Front Row-T. Burke, C. Cobb. BASEBALL - 1948 The l948 Woupun High School baseball team played their games on the Central State Hospital diamond because the high school athletic field was torn up for reconstruction. This shift didn't seem to bother the team much because they proceeded to win the Northern Division championship under the guidance of Coach Smith. The conference season ended too late in the school year so a playoff against the Southern Division titlists was impossible. Waupun vs. We They 'Randolph . . . i3 3 Beaver Dam . . . 6 5 'Hartford . . 4 5 Beaver Dam . . . 5 l 'Randolph . . . 2 6 Berlin ...... 6 5 'Mayville . . 2 5 Berlin ...... 7 ll Columbus . . 2 l Ripon . . . 9 5 Columbus . . 7 4 Ripon . . . . 5 6 'non-conference-Won l, Lost 3. conference-Won 6 Last 2. L. to R.-Mitzi Meagher, Sally Ullerich, Ma PITCHING RECORDS Won Lost Nickel, Jim . . 5 l .833 Brunn, R. . . 2 2 .500 Paskey, Don . . O 2 .000 7 5 .583 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders, along with the teams, were digging for victory at every game and were suc- cessful many times. The group consists of three seniors, one iunior, and two sophomores. The head cheerleader this year is Mary Meagher and the faculty adviser is Miss Bodette. ry Meagher, Kay Griepentrog, Donna Irish, Phyllis Smith. 4' an AIP' Cl? .1 44 J x ry Q tzmlriviire -331