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

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7716, 5 Left to Right, Row 1: Bob Nowakowski, Pat Rowe, Dave McClel- land, Joe Ripmaster, Larry Wingfield, Co-Captain Dick Sanderson, Co-Captain Don Baier, Andy Crawford, Tom Bekemeyer, Ron Bemis, Sonny McDonald. Row 2: Dennis Granzow, Lynn Harper, Torn Youk, John Gabler, Bob Miles, Lance Uhley, John Bauman, Craig Irwin, Andy Stubl, Dan Kaye, Bob Swanson. Row 3: Eric Lorenson, Larry Michalek, Dave Barnett, . , Terry Reeves, Mickey Spalding, Al Tibbitt, Eric Sorenson, Jlim Metz, it-L KJ C 4 I' Linemen led by Joe Ripmaster Bill Roberts, Ken Riutta, Fred Gottschalk. Row 4: Manager Everett Johnston, Manager Keith Swanson, John Woodall, Bill Vance, Fred Finley, Mike Vogt, Jerry Materka, Julius Fantucci, John Krambrink, Dale Lewis, John Pritchard, Jim Bailey, Dan Bittner. Row 5: Chuck Kirsch, Dan Ganish, Gary Gazzeny, Ron Neuman, Dave Pruitt, Dan Carson, Bruce Parent, Emul King, Coach Leonard Cercone, Coach Bill Odykirk, Coach Paul Termer- ian, Coach Pin Ryan. hug an Oak to the ground Craig Irwin sets for a block as Bob Miles spots a receiver down-field

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First Row: C.VB3msey, D. Hartness, T. Stram, J. Gallery, D. Kramer, T. Rowell, M. Jarman, G. Simko, C. Knox, S. Kirby, T. Crowley, W. Lugenbill. Second Row: D. Maka, R. Hare, A, Strickler, C. Cracknell, D. May, P. LeFleur, R. Kendell, C. Steele, M. Retzloff, G. Seeley, M. Hahn, R. Groth, B. Kay, C. Potter, K. Warejas, C.Ripmaster. Third Row: Coach Weber, J. Reeves, R. Reniper, B. Weed, K. McCarter, D. Nelson, L. Kurkowski, J. Tourangeau, J. Baker, L. Mathiak J Patterson, J. Brandl, G. Bemis, M. fHutchenson, J. Kozlowicz, Coach Jones. . . football squad finishes 5-5 season. For five years, Coach Jones has guided the J .V. football and basketball teams. This year's Junior Varsity football squad posted a respectable 5-3, won-lost record. How- ever, they lost the three games by seven points each. Included in this season was a 31-6 pasting of rival Dondero as the team provided encourage- ment for future retention of the Oak Stump. As usual, Ferndale and Birmingham Seaholm were the greatest challenge to our Knights, both games lost by 13-6 scores. A surprising East De- troit team, usually a second division regular, outpointed Kimball 27-20 to offer hope for the Shamrocks' future varsity prospects. The season had its great moments as the Knights literally crushed Hazel Park and Port Huron by 46-0 and 32-0 scores. Roseville and Mount Clemens offered stubborn resistance, succumbing finally by 19-12 and 25-19 scores. The J.V.'s offense was superior this year as was the Varsity's. Backfield men, Mike Hahn, Rick Groth, and Steve Kirby, gave their oppo- nents' defenses a rough time. A passing combin- ation of Chuck Knox to Bob Weed clicked this season. These prospects for next year's Varsity offer encouragement for the Knights' gridiron future.