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

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FOOTBALL Top row: Tom Demboski, Larry Olsen, Charley Bloedorn, Paul Frank. Tom Smith, John Ziebell, Jim Kalk, Tony Meade. Third row: Chris Hawlish, Paul Bredlau, Bob Supple, Stan Develice. Jim Emrel, Pete DODD, Steve Uecker, Floyd Freiberz. Second row: Bob St.. Lawrence, Dean Dablow, Doug Sosinske, Lee Sipple, Bob Freiberg, Dick Keating, Bill Koenen, Bottom row: Gary Bloedorn, Mgr., Jim Barba, John Cochran, Jim Gaffney, Terry Bashaw, Tom Krueger, Disk Larke, Mike Pittler, In the won and lost column, the 1961 Fondy Cardinals did not rise above the rating given them by the early season dopesters: however. in determination. sportsmanship and improvement, it would be a rank injustice to say that they were anything but champs. With only three lettermen as a nucleus. Coach Capicik. with the help of his able assistants. Carl Smedberg and Jim Iohnson. schooled an aggre- gation that was highly respected before the season had progressed far. 'I'he Cards, atter an unsuccessiul opener against an uniriendly Neenah eleven. bounced back to give Sheboygan North a real tussle before bowing 14-6. Intermittent thunder showers, costly fumbles. and an unsuccessful pass from the one-yard line spoiled a possible upset of the Manitowoc Ships. We were submerged 20-0. Still gunning for victory number one, the Cards took on Green Bay East in our Homecoming. After leading on three occasions in the first halt. hopes ran high: but the pesky Red Devils outlasted us, and we succumbed 39-27. l BLOEDORN COACH CAPICIK OLSEN The day to remember was Friday, the 13th. the day on which we racked up a 34-13 win over the Appleton Terrors. Fondy literally blasted the Terrors oft the gridiron by piling up a 3-1 margin in yards gained. Green Bay West, our next toe, was encountered in the spacious Packer Stadium. Holding the number one team ot the state to 6-0 for the iirst half, our warriors played like champs. In the second halt the roof caved in and we went down 44-0. And then. in a real heartbreaker, we bested Sheboygan South in every department of the game except the final score, which read 14-13. In the windup, our Redbirds dueled the Oshkosh Sawdusters, the Co-Champs, right down to the wire. We were edged in a hard fought contest by the narrow margin ot 22-13. Salvaging some glory from the long campaign were Co-Captains Chuck Bloedom and Larry Olsen, who were awarded berths on the All-Conference defensive team. Bill Koenen, lim Kalk. Mike Pittler, and Tony Meade were given honorable men- tion. In addition. Chuck Bloedorn was voted - A A Wifi most valuable player by his teammates. Q .SN A '.y,5 5 f -1 g The Cardinal Iayvees finished their sea- .ygV.--- g 3 Aj Y ., 5 by gf. X son with a 3-4 record. Coaches Gerry Pollei . , Q s - g g t and Gary DeBauche bemoaned the many in- juries and ineligibilities with which they were - .,... Yi f Y' VL beset throughout the season, but expressed ' Z ': ' A ' .,,g foniidence in the ability ot rrignyi Sf lthe per- .,,' ? C 'i g - . ' X' ormers an expect t em to a y i t e gaps W f , Q .' ' ii leit by graduation. SMEDBERG IOHNSON POLLEI DE BAUCHE Page 78

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J .V. FOCJTBALL Top row: Dave Noe, Keith Searl, John Hoffman, Gary Blazer. Leo Dunton, James Ramaae, John Ste-ffes. James Auchue. Missing: Coach Gary De Bauche and Jim McCrendy. Second TONY! Coach Pollei, Bob Plngens, Bob Jones, John Crofts, Doug Schwark, Bob King. Douglas Terrill, Claude Brown. Bottom row: Stan DeRusha, Wayne Hupfer, Bob Freibcrg, Kurt Sweet. John Demos, Myron Cohen, Jim Supple, Norbert. Wetzcl, Robert St. Lawrence. The 1961 I.V. Football team had a record of three wins and four losses. The team was in the run- ning for the championship until the last two games. All games, with the exception of the last one. were close, with one touchdown separating the teams. The team had a good spirit and scrap which impressed all the coaches. Several players during the course of the season were moved up to play varsity positions and gave a fine account of them- selves. Some of these sophomores will form a fine nucleus for next year's varsity team.