D C Everest High School - Everette Yearbook (Schofield, WI)

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t :iii vvhlw J ,Alloc Bully LVL, I W1 .Ya W ' Raw A'0L08S ,yA,f,u,ufufj Kafefwl The Cross Country season was, on the whol , ccessful. The team worked very hard at this strenuous sport. ecause of a rugged schedule and persistent injuries, the boys idn't do as well as they would have liked. The greatest impediment to a more successful seas n was the lack of balance. The squad was led by senior Roger ichardson and junior Randy Strachan. These boys usually finis ed among W v duff' S N tevens Point T ' ular . . .pi . . .7. ff! the top Q' iff E e 2Quad a ulir . . . H .V .A Zlnh If ,L ano ationa ...... . . . ,fs ..... . , fi e ular .byjiifgif Jg?t'0!ZL,7 u Invi ational 1 ...... Al' y arshfield Triangular , . .... ' Sgdlf .Wu 'V arshfield Quadrang! .621 .5 .... . . . 2nd I cl Robin Invitatio . . . . . .v 7tlvy M . Y jgpnterence fat A ............ ' tlr?jA4A ,L f fy Harriqrrspurt to x A J Sectionals ................. ........ 6 t x L, ,uw A , 4 - ' lit a ft. sw .ff iw . if f 1 f7ff44 Mr Q ly-A tl XL OJNA KN jM,,,,p - Cjvf 'Cffw W 5 J KG :lb QVWLQ LS fem Lf' ROIV 1: Dave Rung, Bob VanLieshout, Gary Issacson, Randy Strachan, Keith Martin, Ed Litzer. ROIV 2: Mr. Curtin, Coach, jack Roberts, Norman Rozek, Ken Borham, John Rhyner, Dan Christiansen, Roger Richardson, Al Torney, Manager. f K KVKK I V my , -Xi .XX 1 C i,' 1 C f . xxx X l ' x , f I, 1 . , 'Y N T T ,M ,ww X 'X N i 9 if , ', 'ogg , i Lgjff, A X ,, W , ,WV UU' I 7.1 'ff' L

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Qing wow ROW 1: Phil Palm, Dave Grabski, Mark Hadley, Roger Rung, Mark Ramthun, Dan Pregont, Tom Luetschwager. ROW 2: Phil Schoenborn, Roger Gut, Don Bates, John Payne, Bob Nigbor, Steve Hack, Leon Zormoski, Greg Schoenfelt. ROW 3: Fred Decker, Manager, Jim Edens, Eugene Beam, Bob Kent, Mike Carter, Ed Sattler, Al Joswiak, Rod Ostrowski, Mr. Randl, Coach. If one measures success by a team's record, Everest can't be considered successful .in the past baseball season. Three wins in twelve games isn't a good record. Yet, the team did show marked improvement as seen by the improved scores. Due to a lad: of depth at pitching, it took the team several weeks to get started. Once the pitching started to improve, so did the team's play. The bright spot of the season was the desire and drive of the team. Even when behind, the boys hung in there. If this desire is present in the 1967 baseball team, Everest can look forward to more success. WE THEY Wisconsin Rapids 0 8 Antigo 2 11 Birnamwood 16 4 Stevens Point 1 10 Marshfield 5 2 Wisconsin Rapids 3 7 Marshfield 2 4 Stevens Point O 5 Wausau 0 4 Merrill 2 5 Birnamwood 8 5 Wausau 4 5 Everest player takes final swing IO8

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TwclvMewHwoFwMfDa5 ROW 1: Roger Richardson, Gary Kaminski, Brian Roehrdanz, Dennis Meyer, Mike Masgay, Don Walraven, Bill Trotzer, Bob VanLie- shout, Randy Strachan, Mark johnson. ROW 2: Dave Pudelko, Al Drake, Jack Helding, Mike Tyskiewicz, Rick Sullivan, Lyle Fust, Mark Landowski, jack Roberts, Terry Sonntag, Norman Rozek. ROW' 3: Mr. Stiehm, Coach, Kurt Spychalla, Bill Alexejun, Dan Kennedy, Mike Narlock, John Rhyner, Ron Zahrt, Dick Nicolaison, Jim Schultz, Greg Smith, Manager. The 1966 track team's season was successful. Although the team lacked the true balance needed to be successful, the boys made up for it through sheer determination. Having no really good sprinters, the team had to rely upon its relay teams. These were the real strong points of the whole team. In the beginning of the season Coach Howard Stiehm knew that the tea.m was hurting for distance men, but he was also aware of a fine group of underclassmen. It was these under- classmen who were the basis of the team. WE THEY Medford 56 62 Merrill 82 36 6 Stevens Point 61W 56V2 , Antigo 45 73 1 4 Marshfield 78 45 Rapids Relay .......... ......... t ied for third Rapids Indoor ............................ 4th A Central Wisconsin Relays--class II .. 4th i Evergreen Relays ............... . . 4th .7 X V M I 4 Wisconsin Valley Meet .. Sth 'i Straining for the extra inch. I I0