Whitewater College High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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X ' I I'-I' ' N X1-an-'X viggjld f - V, 5 ,iw BALL Botfom Row: Manager McGinn, Buening, Bumbalek, Essock, H. Hackett, Fish, Witkunski, Gehri. Svrfoml Row: Coach Ritzman, A. Calkins, H. Calkins, Patrick, C. Hill, Bower, Raymond Barth, Coach Klug. Third Row: Wucltkc, Hare, Wilcox, W. Briedcnbach, R. Bushey, Reid, AI. Breidcnbach, Marshall. Top Row: Rheinhardt Barth, Mcske, Stone, Rebcnstorf, Farnham, Walsh, L. Bushey, D. Bushey. First Year in New League caused our downfall. With our limited enrollment College High will probably suffer many lean years for this reason. WITH the entrance of College High in the Rock Valley Conference, en- thusiasm ran high before any league games were played. With a new coach, Mr. Fritz Ritzman, College High was as- sured of a new deali' in athletics. Ably assisted by Thane Klug, former student coach, Mr. Ritzman started the season with a squad of thirty, including five v . lettermen. A E lose nine men by graduation. They include Captain Hubert Hackett, Morris Essock, John Bumbalek, Donald Gehri, Frank Witkunski, Lawrence Buen- ing, Charles Hill, Harold Calkins, and Reuben Bushey. With a limited enrollment and a corre4 spondingly limited squad, College High was unable to putla team on the field to -C. H- S- g - V 6 Watertown ..B,, g 0 compare in size with the opponents and C' H. S. gg 0 Bmdhead g gg g 12 did not fare as well as was hoped. The U Watertown BU team was the one excep- C' H' S' ii iiiii 0 Milton iiii ii B 24 tion to this. We did not gain anything by C' H' S' to it 0 Walworth i H e H 18 changing leagues, as it was the size of the C- H- 5- ee ee e 6 Cambridge . . 7 opponents rather than the caliber that C. H. S. 0 Jefferson r 33 L 140 1

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lnside the College l-ligh- Looking Gut AT THE LEFT Mary Knilans and Norine Mcifaslin get an advance attack of spring fever and go wading. Mr. Flood starts a day's work with the bookkeeping class at the top right. Almost every C.l-I.S. student takes some com- mercial work before he graduates. The basketball team struggles for a basket in the lower right picture. 55-..7J!444,,, 7414? ' f139l

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C.H.S. BASKETBALL Play Tournament at Oregon WITH Hve returning lettermen and a large turnout of candidates, Coach Ritzman was able to mold a fast, smooth basketball team. 'Playing their first season in the Rock Valley league and meeting the strongest opponents in the Hrst part of their schedule, the College High boys did not fare so well at first. About the middle of the season the team found themselves, and, Mr. Ritzman's new style of basketball becoming more familiarized, began to roll up some victories. Ending the season with four victories and six defeats, the team turned its atten- tion to the district tournament at Oregon, Wisconsin. Their first game they defeated the favorite, Belleville, 32-29 in an overtime battle. After a heated and close game, their next foe, Verona, dropped in a basket in the final minute to down C.H.S., 30-29. The following night the College High team played Oregon for third place, and again lost by the narrow margin of one point, 19-18. , THE Quaker Preps lose by graduation: Jim Henderson, Morris Essock, Hubert Hackett, John Bumbalek, Charles Hill, Donald Gehri, and Frank Witkunski. Hubert Hackett was the league high scorer. Raymond Barth, the manager, also graduates this year. SEASON'S RECORD C. H. S. . 15 Vikings 25 C. H. S. . . . 13 Marshall . 17 C. H. S. ....,, 14 Lake Mills . .. 23 C. H. S. . 17 Brodhead 27 C. H. S. . . 17 Marshall . 36 C. H. S. 30 Jefferson . 17 C. H. S. . 20 Evansville 33 C. H. S. . 17 Milton Union 29 C. H. S. . .... 33 Brodhead 10 C. H. S. ..,.,, .. 22 jefferson ,, . . 14 C. H. S. . 23 Lake Mills . 21 C. H. S. . .. 21 Evansville . 32 C. H. S. .. 13 Milton Union 21 Frou! Rauf: Henderson, H. Hackett, Patrick, Essock, F. Witkunski. Back Row: Coach Ritzman, Bumbalek, Caird, Hill, Farnham, Gehri, Raym'-nd Barth. 51413