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

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Varsity Basketball Q, A-1 ,A 3 , 1 X V LK Coach Coach - Fritz Lautenschlager Dave BHUOIUNI FONDY 56 - MENASHA 65 FONDY 63 KAUKAUNA 65 FONDY 72 GREEN BAY EAST 60 FONDY 5 7 PREBLE 43 FONDY 40 APPLETON WEST 53 FONDY 64 SHEBOYGAN NORTH 67 FONDY 72 OSHKOSH 67 FONDY 68 APPLETON EAST 78 FONDY 75 SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 60 FONDY 58 GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 56 FONDY 80 PREBLE 53 F ONDY 65 MANITOWOC 83 FONDY 61 GREEN BAY WEST 67 F ONDY 82 SHEBOYGAN NORTH 80 FONDY 60 OSHKOSH 52 FONDY 41 APPLETON EAST 70 FONDY 61 GREEN BAY EAST 84 F ONDY 69 APPLETON WEST 73 TOURNAMENT FONDY 82 OSHKOSH 68 FONDY 77 MONTELLO 64 FONDY 71 NEENAH 87 RIGHT: Scott McCallum splits the cords with a long jumper. BELOW: Bob Bendrick pours in another two points with Terry Bestor and Scott McCallum keeping their guard. S 5 'N

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FRONT ROW CL-RJ: John Maki, managerg Don Eiring, Mike Galles, Allan Rose, .lohn Wollner, Steve Zimmerman, Mike Grater, Terry Bestor, Glen Cemy, manager. BACK ROW: Paul Lane, managerg Dick Majewski, Kim Evans, Scott McCallum, Mick Fuhrman, Mike Gusse, Ken Krause, Bob Benderick, Dave Bastian, manager. Cards Use Abilit , Desire And Spirit Varsity Basketball With the loss of all five regulars, including high-scoring, all- conference Dick Diener, Coach Fritz Lautenschlager looked toward the 1967-68 basketball season with restrained feelings. Returning from last year's squad was one lone letterman, senior Terry Bestor. Other candidates were seniors Don Eiring, Scott McCallum, Mike Gusse, and Mike Grater, a J.V. regular. Also moving up from the jayvees were juniors John Bestor, Kim Evans, Mickey Fuhrman, Ken Karuse, Dick Majewski, Al Rose, and John Wollner. Another welcome prospect was Bob Bendrick, a senior transfer student from Richland Center, who had averaged 22 points per game in the South Central Conference. The Cards got off to a poor start, dropping both pre-confer- ence games to Menash and Kaukauna. After rebounding for two successive wins over Green Bay East and Preble, the Cards were derailed again by an underrated Appleton West five and further sidetracked by a determined North Raider combo which had been outscored by 14 points in the first half. Coach Lautensch1ager's hopes mounted with consecutive wins over Sheboygan South, Green Bay Southwest, and Preble. Then successive setbacks by powerhouses Manitowoc and Green Bay West matched by exciting wins over Sheboygan North and Oshkosh continued to project a commendable record. The scalping of the Indians was the first in eight years in the enemy camp. In the Conference finale a valiant attempt was made to finish over the 500 mark when the Cards battled the Appleton West Terrors down to the wire only to be edged out in overtime. In tournament play, Fondy easily topped Oshkosh and Montello before withering in the last half to a powerful Neenah Rocket five. Bendrick, Bestor, and Evans peppered the nets consistently in all three tournament games with Bestor soaring to 32 in the Neenah encounter. Throughout the regular season the big guns for the Cards were Bestor and Bendrick with periodical outbursts from Evans. Both Bestor and Bendrick finished in the Fox River Valley top ten. Bestor's highest output for a single game was 30 while Bendrick's best effort was 28. In addition Bendrick monopolized the rebounding chore, scooping in more than 20 on several occasions. Evan's best efforts in point production were a duplicate 24, against Sheboygan North and Appleton West. Coach Lautenschlaer will face the '68-'69 season with the usual dearth of experienced material. Although Mike Galles, Steve Zimmerman, John Bestor, and Kim Evans are slated to return, only Evans will have had considerable varsity experience.

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Rookie cagers Ted VandeBerg and Doug West indicate potential var- sity skill. .Vfs Capture ll Victories J. V. Basketball Coach Dave Bartolutti opened the 1967-68 jayvee basketball season with a squad of 13 sophomores and RECORD 2 juniors. Squad members were somewhat taller FONDY MENASHA 53 than usual with main inside men, Bill Olsen, Brian FONDY KAUKAUNA 36 Harney, and John DeNell, all six feet or better. FONDY GREEN BAY EAST 60 Slightly shorter were the outside players, Doug West, FONDY PREBLE 55 Brian Felda, and Ted Vandeberg. Other members FONDY APPLETON WEST 47 often seeing action were Dennis Giese, Chuck Sina, FONDY SHEBOYGAN EAST 61 Steve Krug, Bill Jones, Bob Mauer, Jerry Kosterman, FONDY OSHKOSH 44 Dan Adams, Steve Schwark, and John McCallum. FONDY APPLETON EAST 54 In describing his squad, Coach Bartolutti stated FONDY SHEBOYGAN SOUTH 48 that he was extremely pleased with the attitude, FONDY GREEN BAY SOUTHWEST 33 desire, and potential of this fine group. He added FONDY PREBLE 48 that the experience of this season, plus the emergence FONDY MANITOWOC 48 of more positive confidence, could make this aggrega- FONDY GREEN. BAY WEST 50 tion a real winner. FONDY SHEBOYGAN NORTH 44 By taking the measure of Appleton West in the FONDY OSHKOSH 49 last game of the season, the Card Jayvees closed with FONDY APPLETON EAST 57 a 10-6 conference record and an overall I2-6. Scoring FONDY GREEN BAY EAST 44 was usually quite evenly distributed, with John FONDY APPLETON WEST 55 Bestor and Bill Olsen most frequently leading the Pafade' TOP Row CL-RJ: D. Adams, C. Sina, D. Giese, R. Mauer, B. oison, J. Deueu, B. Harney. BOTTOM Row KL-RJ: D. West, S. Krug, T. VandeBerg, J. McCallum, S. Schwark, B. Felda, J. Kosterman.