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

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Fondy Fondy Fondy Fondy Fondy Fondy Fondy Fondy VARSITY STANDINGS Oshkosh Green Bay East Green Bay Southwest North Appleton East Sheboygan South Appleton West Manitowoc For Banner Year Bob Bendrick, senior end, makes a fm- gertip catch on quarterback Jim Bogen- hagen's 31-yard touchdown pass in a win- ning game against Manitowoc. It marked the fifth time this season that the two combined on a touchdown play. Cardinal defense limited Manitowoc's yard- age, and this picture shows how it was done. Manitowoc haltback Rick Risch is stopped for no gain by junior end Steve Zimmerman C897 and linebacker Terry Bestor 1411. Joe Blitzke C381 and Chuck Averbeck 1555 watch their teammates handle the situation. Head football coach Jim Johnson accepts con- gratulations from assistants Dave Bartolutti and Wayne Steffenhagen seconds after the Cards whipped Manitowoc. While Johnson is being congratulated, senior guard Ron Spies 1531 gets ready to lift the coach for the traditional victory ride. The triumph capped Fond du Lac's Finest season since 1948, when Fondy also posted a 7-1 over-all record.

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if K 1 I H ga Q 0' . -we i ROW 1 CL-RJ: R. Teichmiller, J. Bogenhagen, M. Freund, S. Klotz, D Briggs, T. Bestor, D. Eiring, D. Ebling, R. Spies, J. Bond, S. Riley, S. Faris, T. Titel, D. Manng Manager. ROW 2 CL-RD: S. Zimmerman, J. Kocos, C. Kaemmer, M. Galles, D. Baker, B. Klintworth, G. Pelot, C. Anders, K. Krause, K. Smith, K. Johnson, C. Hamburger, J. Stephany, G With the loss of twelve lettermen, including all-conference standouts Larry Bornemann and Dick Diener, head coach Jim Johnson and assistants George Trtan, Wayne Steffenhagen and Dave Bartolutti scanned the 1967 Fox Valley schedule with hopeful confidence. Then, after several weeks of hard, pre- season training, a stunning I8-7 opener against highly favored Oshkosh, with the emergence of hard running and tackling, infected both coaches and players with the bug known as 'win- ning fever'. In succession, Green Bay East and Green Bay South- west were dropped in hard fought battles. Both games were featured by a slashing ground attack and murderous linebacking, highlighted by Jim Bond and Joe Blitzke, respectively. Assisted by a steady rain, Sheboygan North succeeded in derailing the Card juggernaut, dropping them from both first place in the Valley Conference and out of the A.P. first ten ratings. However, the next encounter saw the Fondy eleven not only back on track but picking up momentum. Appleton East, Sheboygan South, Appleton West and Manitowoc fell in order. This sterling, sustained performance enabled the Cards to finish Kramer, A. Rose, S. McCallum, J. Parrishg Manager. ROW 3 CL-RJ: M. Charles, T. 0'Brien, J. Blitzke, F. Negus, B. Harney, D. Dudley, T. Raab, D. Green, G. Henry, C. Averbeck, B. Bendrick, R. Gross, T. Adler, B. Steinbarth, J. Klinzing, J. Peters. Cardinals Fl High one half game out of first place, first in team defense, and fourth in team offense. In addition, Fondy edged out all other teams in the balloting for all-conference placements. Making the all-con- ference team were Chuck Averbeck, Jim Bond, Joe Blitzke, Bob Bendrick and Don Eiring. Jerry Resop was named to the second team. Additional outstanding honors went to Joe Blitzke for his selection to the Associated Press all-state defensive team, to Chuck Averbeck for his selection to the United Press Inter- national all-state team, to Bob Bendrick for a third team U.P.l. rating, and to Don Eiring and Jim Bond for U.P.l. honorable mention. Coach Jim Johnson attributed team effort as the most im- portant single factor in the team's success. Also high tribute was paid to the seniors, who contributed immeasurably and will be hard to replace. Senior lettermen lost to the 1968 team are Terry Bestor, Bruce Klintworth, Dan Baker, Scott McCallum, Tom O'Brien, and Ron Spies. An eager group of underclassmen will be trying hard to fill those shoes. Coaches Bartolutti, Trtan, Johnson, and Steffenhagen. Joe Blitzke and Chuck Averbeck received outstanding honors for selec- tions to t.he Associated-Press all-state defensive team and the United Press Intemational all-state team respectively. Bob Bendrick received a third team U.P.l. rating and a U.P.l. honorable mention went to Don Eiring and Jim Bond.

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ROW 1 KL-RJ: P. Lane, B. Olson, G. Schaefer, J. DeNel1, D. Carpenter, P. Mumm, B. Walgenbach, J. Albertin, J. Coaches Schmidt and Curcurrio Heesaker. ROW 2: T. Kunasch, R. Sackmann, E. Race, D. Reinardy, S. Westphal, M. Mann, J. Scannell, W. Tumer, D. Martin, J. Kosterman, D. Adams, M. Gabel. ROW 3: G. Stroebel,T. Clark, B. DeLeon, D. Isley, S. Krug, W. Jones, R. Gjertson, M. Ubbesen, C. Sina. ROW 4: B. Hollander, G. Anderson, D. West, D. Kunasch, G. Ford, B. Christensen, M. Becker, R. Koehler, S. Schwark, L. Haskins, T. Boettcher. V's Show Desire To Continue inning W ys Sal Curcurrio and Duane Schmidt, coaches ofthe '67 Jayvees, were proud of the creditable 5-2 record posted by their stalwarts. In establishing this record, opponents were outscored to the tune of 172-34. Strong at both defense and offense, the junior Cards, ' at one stage of the season, held their opposition to a total of three first downs in three games, and, in the last three outings, established a lopsided scoring margin of 122-6. 1 The most valuable-player award went to Jake DeNell. Other standouts on this year's capable squad were Steve Schwark, Doug West, Tom Clark, Jerry Kosterman, Chuck Sina, Bill Olson, Dan Adams, and John Hesaker. Ben De Leon, Mike Becker, and Bob Walgenbach were honored by teammates in being elected co-cap- tains. Conversion unit pursues supplement to Fondy's score. JUNIOR VARSITY STANDINGS OPPONENT FONDY Screen forms as Cardinal streaks for paydirt. G1-een Bay East 0 19 Green Bay Southwest 2 25 Sheboygan North 13 6 Appleton East O 45 Sheboygan South O 32 Appleton West 6 45 Manitowoc 13 0