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

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J. v. BASKETBALL Top row: Coach Fred Hanson, Doug Sosinske, John Wachs, Ken Burdett, Jim McCready, Stan DeRusha, Dean Dablow, Bob Freiburg. Manager Frank Cerny. Front row: John Cochran, Jim Westphal, John Stacy, John Hoffman, Dick Pitzner, Fred Petri. Although Coach Fred Hanson's Iayvees had difficulty establishing a creditable won-loss record a number of sophs showed promise and will be heard from. Standing out for the Iayvees were such boys as Dean Dablow, Iim McCready, Doug Sosinske and Dick Pitzner.

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TRACK gn stile QW 1 Vi. gwlffof ' i- -7' ' ' iw K ' K efaiitffj , 9 .Uv F in I- by K A S .A ,:,.,?.t. W' .V lmi'-1 I -Wi X P . - ..m'xr. jx na 5 V H5555-l 4 jp if M 2 ia vxsxdaulqg I A kk f as Q is ,.... r ss'i1-A Top row, left to right: David Krenke, Frank Wix, Dean Dablow, David Noe, Richard Doll, Mike Jobnggy, Manager Dave Gardner, and Coach Del Stacy. Row 2: Daun Garcia, James Hankwitz, Thomas Krueger, Joe Thresher, James McCready, Leo Giese, Robert Supple. Row 8:hVVilliam Baggett, Steven Grosenick, John Eilert, Larry Podewelz, Ronald Pemberton, Harold Manis, Paul Beisbier, T omas Leu. Row 4: Dave Griffiths, John Stacy. Paul Bredlau, Harold Cook, James Lee, Larry Olson, Bill Wennersten, Dick Keating. Coaches Del Stacy and Iim Iohnson, with only fifty-five candidates reporting and with the loss of two experienced point getters in Rick Gilmore and Rick Brajdic who moved from the city, have their work cut out for them. Although eleven lettermen made up this year's squad, prospects were dim as the 1961 team wound up last in the Fox River Valley Conference Meet. The letterrnen include Bill Wennersten, half-miler: Bob Supple. hurdles, half mile and high jump: Dave Senger, miler: Ron Pemberton, hurdles: Tom Krueger, mile: Lan'y Olson, weights: lim Lee, dashes, broad-jump, and relay: Paul Bredlau, high jump, broad jump, and relay: Leo Giese, pole vault, 440, and high jump: and Don Ruch, broad jump. In the contest to date the Cardinals have made a very cred- itable showing winning two dual meets and just barely being l edged in two triangulars plus the West Bend relays. In the Con- , O ference Meet our Cards were relegated to sixth but showed up fr' -' well in garnering a respectable point total. Outstanding per- th f- Q fonners to date have been lim Lee, Harold Cook, Leo Giese, f Larry Olson, Ron Pemberton, Dave Senger, and Paul Bredlau, v - , ' Dan McClain has been an outstanding freshman. Still remaining on the schedule are the Sectional Qualifying I Meet and the Conference Relays, both at Fond du Lac on May 18 and 22 respectively. After trimming Oshkosh 63 - 55 in the x I last outing, our Cards should be well primed to make a good 5 showing in both the remaining encounters. Noteworthy individual performances have been credited to Iim Lee whose 51.2 set a new Cardinal 440 record and to Ron Pemberton who, likewise, set a new school record in the high hurdles with a splendid 20.5, against Oshkosh. Page S4