West Bend High School - Bend Yearbook (West Bend, WI)

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ATHLETICS

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XS l , . x , ? . ll rl., - T il il E wi K 'e ., 1 ,le ill U ll ' V1 I Al t U35 l ,, is ffffff' T. of x e l Wi. .NA ' mf' l X if 5 xW'Fi+ l -flu HIGH T sdfvv -. I END ,lzlllf , il H, The Program of Athlekics Compe+ifive aihlefics for every s+uden+ is +he aim of fhe regular and inframural program of sporfs. The ideals of sporfsmanship are elevafed by a beH'er undersfanding of fhe rules of fhe game. Defini+e ideas of 'lhe spirif of play are inculcafed by fhe hard knocks of acfual combaf. Aside from fhe enioymeni' and appreciafion of fhe various sporfs, 'lhe physical value of inframurals should noi be overlooked. They give 'lhe average you1'h fhar organic developmenf, roughness of fiber, and endurance so necessary +o meef +he baffle of life. Wesl' Bend High School offers rhe s+uden+ a wide variefy of spor+s, limi+ed only by playing space and lime 'For par+icipa'l'ion. The 'fall season offers fouch foorball, soccer, and cross couniryg fhe winier season produces baskefball, 'Foul- shoofing, goal-shoofing, boxing, wres+ling, and ping-pong: and spring produces such sporls as indoor baseball, horseshoe, +ennis, and +rack. Ac+ive par+icipan+s receive credif on a poin+ sysfem, which is accredi+ed foward a class fofal. The class having +he grea+es+ number of poinfs a+ The end of each school year has +he honor of having class numerals placed upon 'Phe infra- mural banner. Thereby 'lhe spiri+ of co-operarion, as well as compe'I'i+ion, becomes a vifal facfor in 'l'he life of fhe s+uden+. R. T. G. Mr. R. T. Grignon Mr. Vv'. G. Schuellce Mr. M. E. Hildebrand

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l Top Row: S. Driessel. O. Laufer. J. Mullen, C. Brust, J. Foley. J. Kuehlthau, R. Yoost, H. Wachs. Row Two: E. Puestow, J. Heindl, A. Pick, E. Kannenberu, P. Otto, C. Regoiin, M. Salter, G. Kircher, FooTball H. Fuge, H. Wright. T. Merriam. Row Three: Mr. Runkel. Mr. Pacefti. HarTTord vs. WesT Bend I2 3 I Playing like veTerans in Their TirsT game, The I935 squad seemed ready To repeaT lasT year's Tine record. ATTer permiTTing l-larTTord To score a Touch- down, The Team swung inTo acTion wiTh a high- scoring oTTense. When The game ended, WesT Bend had Tive Touchdowns. CapT. l-leindl scored Three Touchdowns, Regolin Two, and Pauly OTTo made The place-kick Tor The exTra poinT aTTer The TourTh Touchdown. The line TuncTioned perTecTly, opening big holes Tor The backs. Kannenberg's blocking was especially commendable. Horicon vs. WesT Bend I4 0 In The TirsT conTerence TilT The Team was knocked OTF The road To an inTended championship by Hori- con. AlThough a much lighTer and less experienced Team, l-loricon kepT WesT Bend Trom crossing The line. BrighT sTars in The dark sky were WrighT and Kannenberg. Doc pleased The specTaTors wiTh brillianT end work, and Kannenberg repeaT- ed his blocking perTorm- Mr, Pacem ance oT The lasf game. Beaver Dam vs. WesT Bend 7 0 Fumbling and penalTies cosT WesT Bend iTs Third game. The game was a Thriller Trom beginning To end, and iT seemed as iT iT would end wiTh neiTher Team scoring. This idea was blasTed when The Beavers pulled Themselves TogeTher and pushed The ball over as The Tinal gun was Tired. l-larold YogersT proved himselT The backbone oT The line by conTinually geTTing in and breaking up The opponenT's plays. PorT WashingTon vs. WesT Bend 6 6 The Team, encouraged by The homecoming crowd and acTiviTy, came ouT oT Their slump and gave PorT a real baTTle. The Red and WhiTe had The upper hand over PorT ThroughouT The conTesT, making 22 TirsT downs To PorT's 8. PorT's single Touchdown came in The second guarTer when AnTonie, The Tull- back, inTercepTed a WesT Bend pass and ran 85 yards To score. WesT Bend came back in The Third guarTer when Regolin carried The ball over, Tying The score. The game was noT wiThouT iTs TaTaliTies, Tor in The lasT minuTes oT play CapTain Johnny l-leindl broke his nose. Page Thirty