Eau Claire High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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Row 1: U. to r.j Coach J., Haig, B. Stai, D. Partlow, D. LaPoint, D. Lorentz, J. Stocks, D. Evenson, D. Potts, Coach N. Bussell Row 2: J. Curtiss, G. Jennings, D. Amdahl, P. Storrs, D. Anderson, Bruckshaw, P. Forsythe, G. Anderson, A.. Ring. Row 3: F. Brenden, L. Jacobs, B. Hoehn, D. Smith, D. Carlson, L. Monsen, G. Wendt, R. Rude. Row 4: H. Lindeke, L. Berg, B. Gageby, J.'Erpenbach, M. Balsey, H. Zunker, R. Johnson, T. I-Ioehn, G. Larson. BEES' RECORD Eau Claire - Eau Claire - Eau Claire - Eau Claire - Eau Claire - Eau Claire - 6. .,........ .. ..... Stanley A 19. ....... La Crosse Central 12. ..... Independence A 6. ..... .Cumberland A 14,Chippewa McDonell 2Ex-Chippewa McDonell The Bee team, coached by John West arid Don Dochterman, and the Frosh team, 'guided by John Haig and Norm Bussell, both Hnished their seasons with an even split. However, this record is,very good considering that in almost every game the opposition was older and more experienced. The Bees were led by Captain Ted Welke, Pat McQuillan, Gerry Partlow, Mike Starks, and Gerry LaPoint in the line and such backlield standouts as Mike McDonald, .jerry Blodgett, Ted Lahner, and LaVern Olson. The Frosh team played Bloomer and lost, 19-6, and then defeated the Chippewa Falls McDonell Bees, 20-0. Don Partlow, Anthony Ring, Doug LaPointe, Dick Lorentz, and Roger Johnson performed very well throughout the season. Despite only two games, the boys learned their football fundamentals Well and as a result they gained a lot of the valuable basic training that is essential 'in making a good future varsity player. Il I7 SQUAD Row 1: fl. to rj D. Kohlhepp, D. Walch, K. Bartig, .J.'Wojahn, B. Lorentz, L. Olson, H. Isaacson, T. Welke, P. McQuillan, D. Wilson T. Lahner. Row 2: J. Blodgett, J. Wergedahl, N.'Ellingson, M. McDonald, B. Jensen, C. Thompson, VS. Charlson, D. Hoffman, L. Kruschke J Hanson, Coach D. Dochterman. V . , G Blexrude R Fritz 'I' Eckri ht D Amundsen M Starks J Gnffeth J Stewart F Casperson G. McCaghy, C. Golden, J. Hoyt I . ' , . , . g , . , - 2 ' 1 ' 1 ' J Row : G. Partlow, D. Eaton, E. Belden, D. Bowlin, H: Winger, D. Ahneman, B. Dahl, D. Farr, G. Barry. Row 3 4 N . fa . it

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Duffy Erickson uses johnny Hobbs of Regis for support as he fires a push shot. Ron Hugdahl lets a jump shot fly against La Crosse Central.. -N...-l il I 1 EAU CLAIRE 56 PATRICK HENRY 30 In the season's opening game, the Abes had little trouble in downing an impotent Patrick Henry quintet. 56-30.- Frank DuFrane displayed some terrific long shooting as he hit 6 of 9 attempts and added 5 charity tosses to lead the way with 17 points. Co-captain Dick Greene added 16 as Eau Claire held a 26-15 advantage at 'half time. The Patriots fell way behind in the third quarter- as they were outshot 16-6. Coach John Novak inserted all of his reserves in the final-peeriod and they continued to increase the margin. The top effort for Patrick Henry was 9 points garnered by Jack Naylor. EAU CLAIRE 62 ST. CROIX FALLS 21 The Purule and White picked up their second victory at the expense of a Weak St. Croix Falls aggregation, 62- 21. Duffy Erickson dropped in 9 fielders for 18 mar- kers and 'Gerry Anderson aided the cause with 12 points as the Old Abes dominated play from the very outset. Dick Greene and Ron' Hugdahl did some very capable rebounding off both boards. The Saints were able to get only 7 baskets and 7 free throws as both their of- fense and defense proved ineffective against the tall Eau- Claire boys. EAU CLAIRE 56 ST. PAUL MARSHALL 35 A distinct advantage in height helped Eau Claire make it 3 straight wins with 56-35 verdict over St. Paul Mar- shall. Gerry Anderson and 6-7 Roger Hanson poured in 17 and 16 points respectively as their combined efforts and a top notch rebounding and floorwork by Dick Greene and Duffy Erickson made it possible to score almost at will. Marshall was unusually cold as they connected on only 12 of 57 shots for a dismal ZIWJ. Center Dick Blakely was the Greyhounds' top .man as he scored 9 points and exhibited some sparkling passing. EAU CLAIRE 41 WAUWATOSA 45 A thrilling last period drive by the Raiders of Wauwau- tosa gave them a 45-41 decision over the Eau Claire cagers. The game 'was nip and tuck throughout as the Novakinen rallied from a 19-14 deficit at the end of the quarter to pull into a 30-26 lead at halftime. The third quarter found both teams showing a reluctance to shoot and as a result only 11 points were scored. 'Tosa got 7 of these and trailed only 34-33 at the start of the final stanza. Then the Raiders unleashed their dazzling fast break to grab the lead and hold it the rest of the way. For Eau Claire Duffy Erickson scored 14, and Dick Greene 20, 18 of them coming in the first half, while Art Teztlaff and Johnny Spicuzza headed Tosa's attack. EAU CLAIRE 75 WAUSAU 31 Racing to a 28-7 first quarter lead and a 45-11 margin at the half, the Abes rolled over Wausau 73-31. The first half was one of the best that the Eau Claire boys experienced all year as both their offensive and defen- sive maneuvers worked almost to perfection. The Abes' three giants Roger Hanson, Dick Greene and Gerry Anderson, scored 19, 14 and 17 counters respectively and grabbed practically every rebound. Duffy Erickson played a highly satisfactory floor game and chipped in 9 points as the Purple and Wliite scorched the nets with 32 of 68 shots while the Lumberjacks made only 11 of 64.