Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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.4 L. FQ Kimball Opponent ROW: Allen Dukes, Jerry Savage, Russ Maynard, Dennis Vocson, Bob Riddle, Allan Bartlett, rry Streeter, Earl Caldwell. 2nd row: Alvin During, Mike Kirkpatrick, Randy Brunner, Dave rier, Ben Shellnut, Brad Kurilik, Roger Morgan, Carl Henry. 3rd row: Ken Fizette fMgr.J, Frank st, Ray Tingstad, Ken Beach, Tom Alpert, Rick Johnston, Dick Schmaltz, Bud Alden, Mike llingsworth, Ken O'Brien. 4th row: Coach Zulch, Randy Frank, Gary Houck, Dick Leonard, ss Weaver, Terry Smith, Wally Gabler, Steve Wilson, Coach Sigren. 20 Dondero 0 8 Birmingham 0 19 Mt. Clemens 13 28 Hazel Park 6 6 Pontiac Northern 7 7 East Detroit 0 26 Port Huron 18 32 Ferndal 0 Won 7 Lost 1 Coach Vince Sigen - Mgr. Ken Fizette Reserves Hailed Cnofficial E. . L. Champs Kimball Opponent 19 East Detroit 0 12 Hazel Park 13 13 Cranbrook 13 18 Anderson 6 13 Oak Park 7 6 Ferndale 27 13 Dondero 19 Won 3 Lost 3 Tied 1 28 Coach Charles Jones Freshmen Finish Season Fightin ls! ROW: Dave Steele, Jim Oddo, Dwight Conlan, Jim Kam, John Warner, Rick Pioch, G Ogden, Dave Blair. 2nd row: John Holiday, John Fox, John Sweeny, Mark Valacourt, D Tamerson, Jeff Keirn, Richard Greig. 3rd row: Doug Harper, Dick Greenfield, John Dickason, 1 Goullaud, Jim Cameron, Keith Wirth, David Krueger. 4th tow: Gary La Gassey, Carter Nels Jim Rohr, Ken Varner, Gene Muenchausen, Skip Beekman, Terry Halleck, Coach Jones. l 7 ig. L A gf

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W g S C T EVERYBODY DOES the cha cha cha. This fancy footwork was introduced in the Ferndale football game by number 14, Ron Sparrow, and an unidentified Ferndale player, IN THE Mud Bowl between the Royal Oak Dondero and Roy Oak Kimball High Schools, Chuck Baker valiantly tries to gal yardage for the Knights. Tie For Second Place In EML Standings the end of the Fitzgerald match, for they lost, 12-6. The outlook brightened, however, as East Detroit fell, 25-6, and Port Huron bowed, 19-6, in probably the best game of the season. The Knights were chilly victims of fast-running E.M.L. champs, Ferndale, 26-13, on Nov. 6. Friday, Nov. 13, the big event came: the fight with Dondero to capture the Oak Stump. Dondero slipped and sloshed to a 13-6 victory. Several of Kimball's first-stringers received honor positions on the All-Oakland County Class A Teams iThe Pontiac Press,i S.O.C. Class-A All Stars iR.O. Tribunei. A11-Suburban, All E.M.L., and All State Teams lThe Detroit Newsl. Sharing these awards were Gary Wirth KEJ, Chuck Rosenberg CTD, Gerry Root CCD, Craig Kirby QED, and Larry Wasen QBJ. ASSISTANT COACH Paul Temerian helps Chuck Rosenberg off the f 1 ' led during the Dondero football game. Chuck returned later to make another of his many famous tackles. AND WHERE did you come from'P thinks the unidentified pla er - y from East Detroit, as Gary Wirth makes a spectacular interc t' ep ion on the 15-yard line of the Shamrocks.

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1: Bill Spreen Norm Meeks Fred Fillmore Jack Valent'n B , . , 1 e. arry John- Earl Ryan, manager. Row 3: Keith Karn, Mike Rowe. Dave Souten, Br Dave Bromwell, Jim Hamilton, Gil Ogden. Row 2: Coach, Fetters, Steve Kinkead, Tom Cahill, Rick Goeckel, Al MCCHHY. , Tom Warth, Brook Bearss, Dave Richie, Lloyd Redlin, Ed Boothman, Talent and Training Lead Natators To A 14-0-0 Record The swimming season splashed to a victorious close, with the Kimball natators capturing a perfect record of 14-0, by winning all of their dual meets. Ousted out of first by Birmingham, the Knights placed second in the EML finals. Barry Johnson, Ed Boothman, Al McCarty, Brooke Bearss, Jim Hamilton, Lloyd Redlin, Bud Stringer, Norm Meeks, Dave Ritchie, and Jack Valentine, qualified for the state finals, helping to take the 5th spot throughout the state. J UP for review are Earl Ryan, manager of the 1959-60 swimming team Sands, and Barry Johnson, co-captains of the squad. Lending their skills adership abilities. they were able to boast the season's triumphs to new s. 41 Lvkitlx. ,il g 1 - fir-I X , W ' L an Vfu y V, , 1 N, I 1 W 1 ' I V, f . I ,I j X ' . X X If f K ! ' 1 1 1 SHOWING BROOK Bearss his encouraging timings is Dick Fetters, head coach of Kimball's natators. Acclaimed by his team as the greatest , Mr. Fetters has administered his methods of teaching and coaching to whip his first team into winning form.