Lutheran High School - Aureole Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Half mile - Dave Brummer, Bob Semerau And away we go 5 N McPherson with a record broad- ivmp The happy milers Marv Laurenfe, Bill Much, Gene Sommerfeld 95 This page donated by Lutheran High Athletic Club

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1- I Track Row lz D. Wenzel, R. Wilkie, F. Neinas, R. Bryer, R. Bryer, J. Baden, H. Cooper, G. Preuss, R. Redmann. Row 2: B. Much, B. Wissman, M. Laurente, R. Semerau, D. Brummer, J. McPherson, S. Smallwood, G. Watt, E. Sommerfeld, R. Knee, Student Manager. Row 3: Coach Erwin Ruth, C. Budd, H. Petrowsky, R. Lithgow, B. Ruth, H. Engling, S. Birt, C. Pearson, R. Kirsch, L. Hartwig, C. Payne. Q lf as N f J This year's track team has a few more outstanding athletes which have added more strength to the team. In Jack McPherson we have the school's record holder in the broad lump and in the dash. Dave Brummer is the half mile record holder, and Tom Orton holds the 440 yard record. Also on the team are Marv Laurente and Gene Sommerfeld to give our mile event strength. Bob Semerau and Chuck Pearson round out the halt mile group with Dave Brummer to make.the 880 yard one of our best events. Steve Smallwood and Roger Thalacker give the 440 a lot of power which is also used in the relay events. A new-comer A this year is Gerry Ford who is giving the team points in the high iump ' mf - and dashes. The relay teams are also new record holders. The medley relay N consists of Jack McPherson, Steve Smallwood, Roger Thalacker and Tom Orton. While the sprint relay consists of Bob Wissman, Gerry Ford, . ' :' F ' Jack McPherson and Tom Orton. X. ni.- 'W' rl Ullllft Flthsnr. Q . Ford makes the high jump look A . SFT' easy V, L r PV 1 .f Q., fag 51, ,klrxf rn. , 3-,. Z . pm .,,. l 5 YSL.. -'VT rr . 2. ,t 2? If , 1' i 9 f Q f it f :uf .wav 2 M um, r M s ww va , r t 4 R I 1 re. 3 4 at K ry. t .ga Q W X F rw, 3 A mf Q sm viii? 325223, J 'swf' . 1 U ,V .P-...Qi - .l,'. N, ,. is Y .Vg if 'git'-wi, . .w i 's A 'lelrxvflv 'll S Q02 ?': sfi' 1. f::5 'M' ' A Us '92-1 ,V ' Q Aymm... . , V Q 3... 5.5.5131 A.. h . .X 5 ,-- Q ,':i::Ng.vg,4A- - I I M K I' W-Q.53.?h ....:rg51,,,:,' E. V. su .. On your mark, McPherson Smallwood on the quarter-mile 94

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Baseball Row l R Hawkins A Arduin R Ravell, G. Pauli. Row 2: G. Roberts, G. Hinz, .I Newman D Erving R Fergan G Ford M Bird R Jankowsky Row 3: W. Passarell, Student Manager, R. Aumann W Schlichting D Krause G Reh f.,,f B Gramzow D Polens J Berlinski H. Rammler, Coach Aumann. Missing: Tom Orton iii Baseball at LHS is certainly coming into its own. During the 'l955 season the Leo- pards garnered the first athletic trophy in the school's history by sharing the cham- pionship of the Metro-Suburban Confer- ence with lnkster Roosevelt. The overall record for the season was 8 wins and 3 losses. Included in the victory column was a non-league win over Melvindale, the eventual class B finalists in the invitational tournament at Battle Creek. The outlook for this year's team is good, depending on the discovery of some pitching talent, The 1956 schedule definitely is the toughest ever faced by a Leopard team. Along with the eight conference games, the Leopards non- league schedule will include six games with class A schools. Included are two games each with Redford Union and Austin, and single games with Cody and De La Salle. Aumann in the stretch Its 6 hit' Don Erving 96