John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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TENNIS ky kkig K'Lf1k. ,x,4,'Q.'-.xk X1 ' Yi lf'i.' x'5sl.:X.xtxf,Xf , . . - t - - - X - X r- r' ' ' iN if .P Vs Q YY- . . . . r . . -. . , .. s. Top Row: Tom Wilson, Dave Heber, Jim Siegel, Mike Ridberg, Howie Colbert, Marty Becker, Coach Solm Bottom Row: Paul Keehn, Paul Nemovitz, jeff Holub, Stan Rossman, Ronald Sager ' Additions Useful The tennis team coached by Mr. Wa1ter'Sohn, began a full schedule of matches on April 10. The team in its lirst varsity season played King, Custer, Bay View, Wash- ington, East, North, Lincoln, Juneau, Boy's Tech, West, South, and Pulaski. Last year the team had a fair season and the boys learned quite a lot, remarked Mr. Sohn when asked for a comment. Dave Heber who is now a junior Hnished second in the City Freshman-Sophomore Singles Tourna- ment. Tom Wilson and jeff Holub had a successful sea- son in the double event last year. This season Mr. Sohn expects an upper division finish. The same boys will be back and with the addition of sev- eral new boys the team should have a very good year.

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GOLF Top Row: Jeff Skore, Dave Minorik, Gary Paler, Terry O'Neill, john Rall, Dennis Becker, Coach Fraser Middle Row: Bob Adolph, jeff Gruetzmacher, Dennis Anderson, Dick Ihlenfeld, Jim YVarren, Tony Ekkebus, Dick Margolis Bottom Row: Dennis Barth, Gary Melichar, Dave Hutchinson, Lawrence Victor, Ron Koski, jeff Lerner, Alan Jubelirer, Dave Cuthbertson Terry 0'Neill waits casually as teammates line up putts on Currie Park's sixth green. High Hopes Held This year's golf team, coached by David Fraser, should be able to finish in the first division in the City confer- ence. The team will play several matches during the sea- son at a number of local golf courses. Among them are Currie Park, Brown Deer Park, and Greenfield Park. April twenty-third is their first match. Last year the team had an even season and hopes to do as well this year. Four of last year's top boys are re- turning this year. They are Gary Paler, Richard Margolis, john Rahl, and Terry O'Nei1l., The team consists of four varsity players and four on the B team. 180 X

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CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Rosie Stevens, Linda Margason, Barb Chittero Front Row: Rita Radtke, Barb Nagy, Carol Churney, Renee Belfor, Carol Stelzl The cheerleaders are divided into two squads, the var- sity, and the B squad. There are eight girls in the var- sity, and five in the B squad. Both groups practice every Wednesday after school in the girls' gym. Through- out the year, the girls work hard promoting school spirit at football and basketball games. Tryouts are held in spring and last for about a month. During this time the girls learn the basic motions of cheerleading and polish their performances. The squad is open to any girl who is a sophomore or older. The top eight girls are chosen. Mrs. Shultis, cheerleading advisor, instructs Rita Radtke on the proper way of doing a split. Leading Marshall fans, Carol Churney cheers her team on. ' l l