Wausau High School - Wahiscan Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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II. Peterson, Fitzgerald, Kropidloski, Yessa. I. Jones, Dolnodor, A. Nowinsky, Alford, Mac Leod. 1935 c CHAMPIONS ni ' rcAli,., : BOXING Fred Nimz Audrix Nowinsky Aaron Duskey Arthur Seiwert James Dudley Robert Dalnodar Eddie Schilbrach Audrix Nowinsky John Broeker Heavyweight Light- Heavy weight Middleweight Welterweight Lightweight WRESTLING Heavyweight Light-Heavyweight (draw) Light-Heavyweight (draw) Middleweight WRESTLING 1934 BOXING Walter Eickemeyer Kenneth Campbell Jerome De Lisle Harry Hein Featherweight Bantamweight Flyweight Paperweight Aubrey Fish Lightweight Junior Rieman Featherweight Alfred Schaepe Bantamweight IQ34 . ' lL,ll .fuuJ Mr. Luebchow, Jewson, Kieffer, Callahan, Magit, Hildensperger, Ackley, Beiike, Altman, Huttenburg, Eickemeyer. Mr. Quandt, Meyer, W, Newenske, Wilson, Edwards, Stone, Johnson, Vander Leest, Dudley, Prehn, Ahrens. Mr. Ewers, Easton, Young, Conway, Smith, Schneider, Buss, Schilbrach, Schoeneman, Kostuck, Steffel. i: ' .- y .. ' ■ Mm ' Page 73

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Page 72 — il. Mr. Berg (coach), Heinrichs (co-captain), Isbrenner, Drew, W. New- enske, Schoeneman, Cota. 1. Quandt, Geiger (co-captain), Lohrey, Jones, Le Lisle, Vender Leest. HOCKEY SCHEDULE Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau Wausau 7 W ausau 3 Nekoosa Marshfield 1 Wisconsin Rapids 2 Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point 2 Stevens Point Marshfield Wausau won the conference this year, being undefeated in seven games. With this year ' s victory the hockey teams of the Wausau High School have won the title three times in five years of competition. Another first place went to this year ' s hockey team for winning the senior hockey series in the winter frolic. Five men are lost by graduation: Heinrichs, Schoeneman, Cota, Geiger and Lohrey. The prospects for this year ' s golf team ore very promising. Last year the team won the conference title, and Mr. Luebchow, with the aid of Mr. Hollern, looks for repeated performance. Mr. Luebchow (coach), Pauls, Schoenfeld (captain), Helberg, Mr. Hollern. 19 5

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— Page 74 — Schoeneman W. Newenske Wilson Stone um.niutii ct lite 193-J- ' c c IpuII eaJi. u The Wousau High School football team of 1934 played their gridiron games under floodlights. Although Wausau was the first to have this system installed, it failed to help the boys in chalking up more than two victories. Both victories marked the opening of the season. Owen fell first 13-7, and then the Lumberjacks took a close one from Nekoosa. The winning touchdown was mode near the end of the game which made the score 14-7. At Stevens Point the Wausau boys could not outplay the veteran Pointers and took a severe beating by a score of 26-7. During the gome the local team came close to the zero line but failed to go any further or otherwise lost the ball on fumbles. The Point scored chiefly on long end runs which were executed in perfect manner. Rhinelander took revenge by beating the Cardinals 19-7. Antigo put up a strong fight and both teams fought vigorously and hard, but the battle resulted in a 12-12 tie. The following week the Rapids team displayed its ability, and again the home boys fell before stiff opposition, 26-1 3, Wausau next played Merrill and led the way to scoring up to the first half, when they were ahead 13-0; then the opposition started on offense which gave way to two touchdowns and made the final score 14-13. With the tempera- ture near zero and the field covered with sleet and snow, the Cardinals journeyed to Marshfield to take their lost beating of the season, 13-0. The game, had the weather been favorable, would hove been much keener, but the boys had to try to keep worm and execute plays when it was impossible. Here is for a better team next year to our new head football coach, Mr. Quandt! Schilbrach A. Nowinskey Dudley 19 5 Johnson