James Madison Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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MBl1l0flHl Fl'BShIT1Bl1 The Freshmen Green Team. lL-Rl FRONT ROW: Greg Maxwell, John Rastas, Bill Koop, Dan Fitzpatrick, Ken Sloan. Steve Konkol. Wade Waggener, Jeff Baumann. Greg Miller. Mike Nofzin- ger. Pete Johnson. ROW TWO: Tom Durkin. Kevin Sergenian. Mark Beckmann. Sam White, Paul Yde, Chris lnman, Gary Lippitt, Mike Graven. George Bryan. Jim Gilbert, John Schultz. Dave Probst. ROW THREE: Coach Mr. Holzhueter, Manager Garland Gibson. Steve Jennings. Jim Barmore. Kevin Kumpf, Jeff Okey. Jim Brandenburg, Mike Suter, K. C. Opitz. Darrel Duerst. Steve Matera, Phil First, Randy Doersch. Jeff Larson, Asst. Coach Mr. Haugh. ROW FOUR: Dave Christiansen. Bob Gardner, Dave Mahoney, Dave McCaw, Tim Holt. Tom Riley, Dave Fan- tle, Jeff Schuler. Jon Pepper. Jim Lister. Freshmen White Team. TOP ROW QL. TO R.l: Coach Bill Olson. Ron Esser. Rod Rynes. Leif Ingvolstad. Jim Steinbach, Bill Dvorak. Rick Holman. Bill Pappe. Fred Flynn. Skeeter Kamrath. Jeff Sergenian, ROW 3: Paul Schmeichen, Scott Clark, Andy Bach, Dan Fass, Doug Corwin. Mike Malofski, Tom Halstad, Dan Dicka. Vince Cefalu, Tim Motlet, Keith Gear, Bob DeZonia. Coach Frank Zuerner, Mgr. Bob Stone. ROW 2: John Garlinghousc, fKNEELlNGl: Mike Hatch. Bill Dawson, Kerry Tvede. Ken Mehlberg, Pappy Johnson. Barry Jones. Scott Schara. Dana Sunby. Terry Evans, Mike Lemmer. Mark Cosby, Rolf Oleverson. ROW l: Lance Hendrickson. Jim Lemanski, Tom Kopp. Mark Knubach, Brian Burkhardt, Scott Williams. Jim Pede. Jeff Duble. Lynn Miller, Cam Curtin, Jeff Klein. All players received letters. Admirable Madison Memorial's Freshman Football Squads could not collective- ly surpass the .500 mark, but still completed an admirable season. turning in a 6-6 final report. Memo- rial Green. under the management of Coach Ron Holzueter. posted the most favorable record of 4-2 after just missing a City championship seat after an irredeemable 14-12 loss to West Gold. Coach Holzueter termed the season excellent and lauded the talents of Defensive standouts Jim Lister, George Bryan. Phil First. and Sam White and Of- fensive standouts Mike Suter, K. C. Opitz, Dave Fantle, and Dave Mc- Caw. The leadership ol'Coach Wild Bill Olson guided the Memorial White gang to a 2-4 season finish. He praised the efforts and determi- nation of his squad. especially the Defense. and felt that pain played a significant role in strengtening the team. Coach Olson also noted that Assistant Coach Frank Zuerner was instrumental in developing the po- tential that was present amongst the squad. The Most Valuable Player for the Green Squad was Mike Suter and K. C. Opitz and Sam White were named Honorary Co-Captains. Brian Burkhardt received duo-hon- ors by being voted the Most Valu- able Player for the White Team and shared the Co-Captain award with Scott Williams. Middle Left: Coaches Olson and Zuerner direct play from the side- lines. Middle Right: Freshmen white squad in action! 93

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Spartan Sophomores Fair 6 to Middling Disappointment befell the Spartan Sophomore Football Teams of Mad- ison Memorial this past season. The two teams could only boast a consol- idated scoring effort of 6-8. A por- tion of their troubles were attributed to lack of depth. This seems to be a growing concern and the Spartans, too. were not spared this season. The Sophomores rely heavily on the ad- vancement ofthe freshman players. Average totals of freshman football candidates range from 95-100 play- ers yearly. so the carry-over is cer- tainly not over-bearing, considering the players are divided into two squads averaging Z0-25 members each. Twenty three boys established the Sophomore Varsity Squad who escaped with a 3-4 finish underneath the brilliant leadership of Head Coach Gary Kolpin. Basically, the sophomore season is geared towards a massive learning program, stress- ing fundamentals and polishing tech- nique. according to Coach Kolpin. The Most Valuable Player for the Varsity Squad was Dan Kuntz, and Benny Hable was named Team Cap- tain. The sophomore four-lakes team consisted of 24 members and they ended their season on a 2-4-0 note. Head Coach Marv DeYoung noted the effort and desire of his team and felt they gained valuable experience if they chose to pursue varsity football in the future. Tim Liscum was chosen the Most Valu- able Player and Emmett Frederick was the Most Improved Player. Middle Right: Coach Gary Kolpin leads his crew tothe hill and back again, I think? t 97 The Sophomore Varsity Football Team, TOP ROW LL. TO RJ: Coach Gary Kolpin, Bill Mc- Dermid, Todd Pointer, Kane Shutter, Bernard Hable, Rob Kelso, Mike Faust, Tom Krauth, Dave Malley, Jeff Daniels, Paul Zutz. Phil Kessel, Steve Gardner, Mgr. Terry Trester. FRONT ROW: Dick Feirn. Dan Kuntz. Reggie Robinson. Bryce Keel, Jon Spencer, Kevin Foreyt, Tim Evans, Jim Hebering, Greg Frank. Bill Monson, Tim Fritschie. at Vliy l ig A S N , . tr ' - Q l Y V' J L I , t. , We 5 .., The Sophomore Four-Lakes Football Team. BACK ROW QL. TO RJ: Mgr. Pete Zack. Steve Gannon, Ted Heiser, Paul Schmitt. Al Erickson. John Metcalf, Mike Wilkinson, Mike Henry, Mike Krummey. Emmitt Frederick, Ron Osthoff, Tim Liscum, Scott Kelly, Brad Elliott. Coach Marv DeYoung. FRONT ROW: Todd Theissen, Don Troia. John Shively, John Sergenian, Bob Bibier, John Morrison. Bob Fee. Jon Bakken, John O'Connor, Dave Hoffmaster. Bill Shields, Tim Wing Knot picturedb.

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Spartans- 'GREEN'? No! Impressive? Yes!! Madison Memorial's Prep Football Squad dispelled any notion of the fact that they were GREEN after posting an impressive 8-l season cam- paign. Coach John Olson's Spartans were led by Little Terry Breuscher, Senior run- ning back, who not only cap- tured All-City, All-Confer- ence, and All-State Honors, but also set an All-Time City Rushing Record of 1,475 yards. Breuscher, along with just seven other returning let- termen, were the instrumental factors in netting the Spartans a share ofthe Big 8 Conference Terry Breuscher smiles at camera. Title. The Spartan's only mis- fortune was a disappointing loss to Madison East. Joining Breuscher on the All-City First Team were Seniors Steve Rob- erts, Kirk Morledge, Gerry Gibson, Jim Cipriani and Ju- nior Tom Grogan. All Big 8 selections included Cipriani, Roberts, Breuscher, and Gro- gan. Terry Breuscher was cho- sen Most Valuable Player for the Spartans and also Madi- son's Player of the year. Jack Faust was picked as the Most Improved Player by his team- mates and Gerry Gibson and Jim Cipriani were named Honorary Captains. The Spar- tan Award for the Best Defen- sive Lineman went to Cipriani, and the Harris Award for the Best Offensive Lineman went to Gibson. SAC' 1.9 ,, AAF! The l974 Memorial Varsity Football Squad. TOP ROW: Coaches Wally Schoessow, Bill Cary, Dick Steckelberg, Steve Moss, Head Coach John Olson. ROW 2: Steve McNall, Jim Beyer, Rick Lynch, Mark Spencer, Tim Jokerst, Dave Carter, Scott Morledge', Tom Taylor, John Galligan, Dan Cassidy, Bob Graf, Mike Ahrens, Mgr. Dennis Lapcewich, Mgr. Jim Schanel. ROW 3: Rod Handel, Mitch Hagens, Tim Theissen, Mike Lombardino, Bob Lee, John Parsons? Steve Maly, Mike Mutscheri Tim Kolb, Dennis Emden, Tom Petersen, Ken Luchene, Scott Hunter. ROW 4: Roger Rose , Jon Gochberg . Dave Holmesf. Dan Karls , Mark Tomlinson , Steve Wonn , Mike Foy ', Gary Stern , Jeff Rohr , Kevin Stairs , Kevin Adams , Rick Gunderman', Mike Weiss . ROW 5: Tom Groganx, Kelly Meuer'. Dave Knoche , Rob Rusch', Mike Hariu ', Don Shipman , Tim StanIey ', Steve Robertsf, Kirk Morledge ', Jack Pointer , Mike Lee . Mike Grogan , Randy Braun , Tom Johnson? ROW 6: Tex Graft, Jim Parsons , Gerry Gibson , Jim Cipriani', Gary lshmaelf, Jack Faust , Wally Klascinskix, Terry Breuscher , Lee SkiIle , Brad DeHaven , Bruce Corcoran , Chris Childs , Dave Orr . 'denotes letter winners. 911