Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

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FORENSICS Standing: J, Griffin, J, Dussault, G. Gira, G. Dean, T. Dean, P. Lindberg, P, Reed, J. DeWitt, M. Garbisch, K. Williams. Sitting: H. Kunard, J. Bourne, R. LaCrosse, D. Richmond, M. Morien, E. Priebe, D. Behn, C. John- son, M. Olson. Another of the extra-curricular activities of ERHS is forensics. Students take part in serious and humorous declamations, four minute speeches, orations, and extemporaneous reading and speaking. Several speakers are not in the picture as they were undecided as to whether or not they should take it at the time the picture was taken. The local contest was held on March 5. The winners in this contest represented Eagle High at Three Lakes, March 12, in the League Contest. Victors in this contest went on to the District Contest at Clintonville, March 27. Eagle River champions then went on to compete in the State Contest at Madison, April 10. These students all agree with their teachers and advisors that forensics is truly beneficial to them as it helps them in meeting the public and in speaking. The participants of these contests are grateful to Mr. Kracht, Miss Austin, Mrs. Hanke, Mr. Freymiller and Mr. Hunt for the help they unselfishly gave them.

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Football 3rd Row: Ricky Mclntyrcg Mark Caseg Herman Garbisclig Carl Nelson: Glenn Ehleg Gerald Breeng Michael Bruck- erg Frank Hallg Gene Ahlborng Duane Wandsnioler. 2nd Row: Dan Healyg Gary Dean: Sylvester Cinkog Bruce Hebert: Larry Kringelg Tom Renkg Daniel Rogcrsg Gary Andersong Gene Fischer: Gene Welch. lst Row: Mr, Dehlinger 1ass't. coachrg John l.siCrossvg George Brackcttg Bill Williamsg Larry Sparksg Tom Gaff- neyg Bill Wolter3 Miki- Giescg Richard Bloom lIll2ll'lllj.L0l'7j Nils Holmgren tmanzigerbg Mr, Johnson tcoachi. The Eagle River Eagles are champions this year, to climax an undefeated season in confer- ence games. Losing only to Country Day the first game of the season they swamped all other oppon- ents. The seemingly inexperienced team, after losing so many lettermen through graduation, came through with almost a sensational effort. Many compared this team with the best in E. R. H. S. his- torv. The Eagles possessed a quick, precision-like hackfield with Mike Bradford at quarterback, Roger Godeck and Tom Gaffney at halfhack, and Colyn Carter at fullback. Stalwarts in the line were Dave Seyfert, Wayne Synstad and Bill Woltei' at guard and tackle: lack Thomas at center: and Don Plude and Bill Payne at ends. With Godeck and Bradford blocking, Gaffney and Carter luccaine high scorers for the team and conference. lack Thomas and Mike Bradford were chosen co-captains for the year and Colyn Carter was chosen most valuable player.