Northwestern Military and Naval Academy - Critique Yearbook (Lake Geneva, WI)

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TRACK Fzrst row Nlanclnl Berger Van Klrk Alexander Howe Moon Hellman Von Wollenberger Second row Pawsat 'Nlel ter Qtark Tack Walker Dudek Thompson McDonald Third row Coach Clay Schou Sander Holloway Stalr Taylor Bang' The startlng gun sounds, and another track event IS under way Thls year, under the uldm hand of Coach Clay another group of Cadets took to the track Amonv the more experlenced members of thls years track team were Wayne Sander who was undefeated ln shot put competltlon and strong ln the dlscus Peter Hellman who ran well ln the 880 and Ray lVlarschalk who ran the short dlstance sprmts very well Other strong members of the team were Louls Howe polnt wmnmg pole vaulter Jeff Von Vlfollen bert runmn the low hurdles and Jlm Mac Donald runmnff the 440 'Nleets were held mth Elgln Academy St Johns Nlllltary Acad emy and St Marys of Burllncton The team desplte many hours of hard practlce dld not w1n any meets but the boys dld place ln many ey ents 62

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'IN ,J 'hs 4 1 'M 'N' mfw TENNIS First rou. Hangon Clark: f'uQter Ne-leon Bader Bllrkmon Suomi rou Harper faxan Falee Fox Wemel Qchou Third row 'Nhlburr Mr Flfmlng Bottom Wllllae SCTVICE fortw love match' Thla Qequence of word pellQ wslnmnfr tennla and thle xear under the fruldance of Nlr Carv Flemlnff the tennli team deflnltels had a Sxmmnff Qeaaon The bow non thelr flfgt three then Qtumbled a llttle loalnfr two 1n a row to Lake Foreat Follmsmff thla houexer they finished the Qeaion ln flne Qtsle hx wmnmgz the reit of thelr m'1tc'heQ The hwh pomt Came when the Cadets beat thelr arch rlvali from Qt Johni Nlllltarx Aeademx In two Qucceiine matchea Frm h lnfr the Geaaon suth a record of elfrht XlCt0I'l6Q H931 mt two defeak the tennla team pros ed ltaelf to he one of the Qtronveet athletlc teamc that Northsseatern had thxc xear Xlumber One QIFIUICQ Joe Nllllai Numher Two qlFl lPQ Nllke Cuater Number Three Q1nf'leG Jas 'Nelion Flret Douhle Ned Ba lex Rower Blaclxmon Second Double John Clarke Rlchard Hanaon 45' 1 61 1 ' .! , I S '- 'M .ff qw' ,,t, ' ' ' s'Cfo'r, -f ' , 8 2,9 1' J.: . ' l 2 , 3 ,Q 683,34 M .4 2 :A V . V ,L ' ' ,, u, - 1 . ,,-- K . ,.,,, . . 1 A --..wee wt , -mx fp ' 'L 5 , J ' ' 4' 1 Y . 1' ' f' V , V I A V, 5 V 8 -,M , , . ' . ' . . . ' S S ., ' I., . .. U' . P A a Y F.. L 'Y v 7- ., V . . 1 'vx I t , - . . Z.. ' , . . ' I. ,. ' ' . Y w x. x .Y I- v - C f -1 r 4 T C T K' Y F' Y T T' T F L' ' T Y T n P y K , v x 5 I' u . M K, . . ' L P ,. 1 y V . A I T K .- , . I. . Y V ' r S A , S ' . S

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GOLF Fzrst row Krueger Weed Hull Smith Rauch Second row Shepard Lundquist Heller Busse Anderson Dunkel Vanderkloot Top Coach Stegner Fore' And another ball curves into the sand trap Possibly that was the golf teams trouble this year At any rate the teams record at the end of the season stood at I win 2t1es, and 4 losses Mr Stevner the club pro had some good team material in Wally Smith Terry Hull, Barry Weed Georve Rauch and Johnny Kroeger but somehow the breaks were just against them Even the weather interfered by falfllllg out a few games The team loved going to practice in their open alr limousine except when lt rained' The team s solitary w1n was avalnst Beloit Catholic Two losses were suffered ln playmg against Lake Forest Other teams played were St Johns St Marys and Delawan Many of the team practiced on the 7 hole pitch and putt course on the south campus. Of course, water wings were required after a rain. Perhaps next sea- son things will be a bit rosier for the N.M. N.A. dubbers and slicers!