Goodrich High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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ootball Bottom row, left to right: Coach Capicik, Jerry Pakola, Peter Ochs, Gary Loucks, Jun Brown, Leo Steinke, Ron lirajdic, Larry Olson, Karl Kaetling, Coach Lziutenschlazzer. Second row: Lon Rauls, Paul Capicik, Frenk Mesner, Caesar Cibik, Larry Mueller, .lack Nuss- lmuni, Dan Buss. Mat Karls, Nick Micklos, Coach Smedbergz, Top Row: Mike Murphy, Jim Sommcrfeltl, Ray Spies, Dave Faucher, Rom-r Dt-nihuski. Put lirunet. Tom Cutler, Dick Bt-ntlor, Ron Bird, Dave Luntz. The 1959 football season opened on a highly optimistic note with eight veterans returning from last year's thrilling team which finished second in the Fox River Conference. The performance exhibited in the first several games, however, gave every appearance that the Cards were headed in the wrong direction. At this point Coach Capicik reshufiled the line-up, worked the squad harder than ever, and instilled a determination that transformed them into a rugged, highly respected organization. The revitalized Cards, in their next encounter, our Homecoming, soundly walloped Sheboygan North, but then lost a heart- breaker to a highly-favored Manitowoc eleven which was clearly outplayed. The following contest was played in a downpour that not only allowed a scrappy East Green Bay team to beat us but also saw our top-rated passing attack washed down the drain. Against Appleton our Cards all but tore the Terriors apart for three quarters only to have several bad breaks result in two cheap touchdowns and turn the tables on us l3-7. Against our arch-rival, Oshkosh, however, Coach Capicik's stalwarts were not to be denied: they came through in great style by earning a well deserved 10-7 final season victory over a rugged Indian team, With this year's squad composed mostly of underclassmen it is quite likely that Coach Capicik will field an aggregation in the autumn of '60 with the experience, speed, and desire to give us a winner. Some promising sophomores coming up from the Iayvee team will fill in the gaps and provide good, strong reserve strength. Two members of the team were selected for special honors. The Valley sports' writers named Iim Flaherty, a junior, and Mike Murphy, a senior, to the All-Con- ference team. ln addition Mike Murphy was honored by the state scribes by being placed on the All-State honorable mention list. Mike was also honored by his teammates who selected him as most valuable , and as co- captain along with Nick Micklos. Although Coach Gerald Pol lei's Iayvees had a disastrous winvloss record, they often came up with some sound, tough foot- ball. Several of the boys will be welcome additions to the varsity Swede Smedberg Fritz Lautenschlager Ioe Caapicik Ierry Pollei squad come next fall. Page Seventy-six

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