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

Page 129 text:

Q4 , . gunna-n...4... ,,.,.,--wat, t , Kneeling: from left to right: Tim Cash, Andy Crawford, Dan Parry, Laffy Kufkowski, Paul Cfoomi Tom Helmfichm and Coach Kaye, Roger Hovey, Rick Bechtel, Chris Navarre, Ken Kenny, Stoolmiller- and Steve Gordon. Standing: Lee Goullaud, Mack Mayer, Roger Ken Kenny blasts a backhand to his opponent. Z l Kimball netters enter last EML race with experience The Kimball netters finished last season with a 7-7 record. This year the team will have many Sophomores and Juniors to back the experienced Seniors. Seven of thirteen lettermen return led by Captain Tim Cash. Coach Stoolmiller has the team run and exercise to build endurance and strength for this fast-moving sport. The sport of tennis takes great form which Coach Stool- miller helps his players develop. He has playoffs for varsity positions and is greatly pleased to see under- classmen out for the team. Andy Crawford and Tim Cash will play first doubles with Dan Kaye and Chris Navarre playing well as second doubles. Steve Gordon will play first singles with Sophomore Rick Parry, Roger Harvey, and Ken Kenny all vying for second singles. 15 cr- 2 ...,..-rw-3i' us.

Page 128 text:

ritz-el-v,,-is sf lf .. Knights are defending EB4l,Chanqn0nsin.l9thL y The 1963 golf team set a good dual meet record of five wins and three losses. Their out- standing achievement of the season was taking the Eastern Michigan League Championship. The team stunned favorites Birmingham Sea- holm and Port Huron at Port Huron Country Club by shooting consistent scores. All five golfers shot between 80 and 85 for the eighteen H holes- s ...ll Golf matches are decided on a basis of low ...Q score. Usually five golfers from each school play 9 R 1 f 3' g ggi i f I glyi r :,g . A ehdiitx , - s- -f 'if Q .. ., ., xg. V ,L , if ggl T Lli t If :al at srt , H 5' .. il a l mx ..s, nine holes with their scores being totaled. Some R matches like the championship are eighteen holes, a truer test of the golfers' abilities. Returning this year are letter winners, Pete McVittie and Howard Richter. They will lead the team in defense of their title under Coach Sigren's supervision. Pete McVittie excels in golf as in basketball. Howard Richter returns to help defend the Knight's championsh Fred Hengel, Gary Ogden, Pete McVittie. John Vanderzee, and jerry Johnson composed the 1963 golf team under Mr. Sigren's coaching. . M W. .,,.... it Y- T' W . ' W ,ff l l s v5iR1 ' M..1'WW ' il

Page 130 text:

YM 413.2 x N -K, Back Row: Coach Paul Temerian, Gary Weckerly, Lloyd Harper, Lee Wulfmeier, Ted James, Gene Muenchausen, and Manager John Warren. Kneeling: Kim Hilstrom, John Pikur, Steve Wilson, and Dan Sherban. xxx '65 Hui hts post excellent 16-U season The 1963 baseball squad set a record which will be tough to match. Finishing the season without a loss in thirteen games, the Knights traveled to the Pontiac Press and Recreation Tournament in absence of state competition. There the team quickly added three more victories to win the tourney and give Coach Paul Teme- rian a perfect 16-0 season. The great spirit and confidence of the team drove them onward with the firm belief that they could not be beaten. Hanging on the verge of defeat against Dondero, Gene Muenchausen slammed a bases loaded triple to tie the game at seven all and scored the winning run. The pitchers, Kim Hilstrom and Red Wilson, pro- vided strong performances when needed. Team efforts were the basis of most of the victories as no one hitter or pitcher stood out from the rest. It was a great season though witnessed by few Knights. Kimbal1's Opponent s Score Opponent Score 14 Southfield 3 5 Roseville 4 7 Mt, Clemens 2 9 E. Detroit 3 11 Hazel Park 3 8 Port Huron 4 8 Berkley 6 8 Dondero 7 5 Ferndale 3 8 Hazel Park 7 9 Cranbrook 3 11 Femdale 7 13 Birmingham 0 5 Rochester 3 8 Northville 7 4 Pontiac Northern 0