Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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x. -1x . . I L 2 -. .yf-u 1n- $8594! draw, , 1 3n ; 0' First Row: D. Schutz, D. Brummer, E. West, C. Ritter. Third Row: D.Kolzow,M. Laurenti,M. Wiess, Beyer, J. McPherson, D. Catalina, W. Much, M. R. Awe, E. Slavin, G. Watt, E. Sommerfeld, L. Zeiler W. Wilkie. Second Row: G. Borsvold, A. Crampton, B. MacDonald, T. Fergan, D.Wenze1, E. Moore: N.Anderson, J. Wacker,R.Moore,R.McDon- Jackson, A. Anderson, R. Theakston, A. Scheans, ough, H. Wirzikowski, H. Muenker, R. Thalacker, M. Coach Ruth. Track Our 1954 track team has rounded out into one of the best teams we have put on the cinders track since its inception four years ago. We were especially strong in the distance runs with Ronnie McDonnegh, Herb Wirzikowski, and Don Catalina in the mile run; Dave Brummer and Wes Wilkie were outstanding in the half-mile: while Marv Ritter and Harry Meunker were ' I t strong in the 440 yard dash; , w Dick Moore was again the mainstay in K the field events. His high jumping always k g; won point-especially in the metro-subur- A What did you say, Coach? ban and regional meets. Dave Schultz The last mile. and Dick Moore also garnered many valuable points in the low and high hurdles. Our best broad jumper was Tom Fergan who also placed consistantly in the shot put. Jack McPherson, Duane Wirgau and Tom Fergan also gave our team balance in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the relays. x Hurdles re: 3, ,. I-wr.uv,;rm';:

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Front Row, left to right: James Wilkie,Robert Fergan, Richard Moore, Nick Anderson, Roger Thalacker, Bill Gramzow. Second Row, left to right: Ernest West, Gary Hinz, Harvey Rammler, James Berlinski, Ronald Ratcliff, Donald Erving, Coach Tuomi. J. V. Basketball Playing a full 15 game gchedule, longest in J . V. Basketball history, Coach Dennis Tuomits ball players showed over the course of the season that they had learned the fundamentals and game principals that will stand them in good stead in future years of competition. The J . V. attach was centered around such promising underclassmen as pivotman Nick Anderson, freshies Bob Fergan, Glen Roberts, and Ronnie Ratcliff, clever sophomore ball handler. These boys, together with our returning lettermen carry the hopes of future Leopard varsities. ttGo West, young man -61- Aerial attach

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Row 1: D. Wenzel, M. Zeiler, W. Much , D. Brummer, E. West, A. Beyer. Row 2: Mr. Ruth, R. Ratcliffe, E. Sommerfeld, H. Wirzikowski, G. Zabel, E. Jackson, W. Kersey. Endurance, courage, and stamina are essential for cross country track. Our runners this year had all of these requirements in ample amounts. This fall Mr. Ruth took a relatively inexperienced group of boys and welded them into ahighly successful cross country team. The team ran well in all of its meets, and completed the season high in the competition. We are looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Dave Brummer Gordon Zabel Matthew Zeiler