Annapolis High School - Catamount Yearbook (Dearborn Heights, MI)

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First year Coach Dave Sumey points out offensive strategy to Bob Archibald. Excellent transfer, Mark Shea C261 came from Taylor Center to do a fine job for our team. Cornerback, jeff Price, grabs an Oak Park running back to assure another Cougar victory. 1 .. . , L9,VQ,' ,1,,', ti wg, ff : 51, 1 R :ff nt- 'frl 7,1 lf . , W M' ' ff fl xr 1H 'K fm' ' Ls . T gg 3'f.,ggw 1 ef 0 'El f W .,,2-ggwgvgs, aw I H., A iffy, i. . ,scouts ,frm -r4,,, ,, m,,,, ww fl- 6 51 A .. .H ,ggi v ,-5, A Fei mums -v t My . 40' lx his 1 mth-' 75 S will 39 fmi j f 345 5? 'fi RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM. TOP ROW: Coach, Bob Marijanovich, Ken Farkas, Ken Butler, Gary Fordham, Mark Holey, john Crowley, john Cole, Vernon Orsborne, Jim Turner, Coach, Dave Sumey. MID- DLE ROW: Len Distelrath, Fred Foley, Mark Shea, Greg Hall, jim Scott, Mark Zapinski. BOTTOM ROW: jim Archibald, jeff Price, and Rob Peters. 1 , ' f fl' Vf, l.V. FOOTBALU167

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Reserve Squad Dominates League The Cougars offense was led by Vernon Orsborne with 359 total yards and an impressive 30 total points. But the strong point of this years' squad was their defense led by john Cole with 27 solos and 13 assists. Vernon Orsborne's 28 solos and six assists backed him up. Linebacker Mark Shea and quarterback Ken Butler also weighed heavily in the teams tremendous success this season. The junior Varsity's effort this year proved to be a good sign for the Varsity squads of the future. MARK SHEA lines up to bring down an Oak Park running back. 1 E, ta fini i' tr-+31-f , 2 Scholastically inclined Ken Butler is also impressive when he runs. 166fl V. FOOTBALL D mi wi We . .f f '- wg . - -+- P fi VERN ORSBORN l41J provides the blocking for Quarterback Ken Butler i15J. SCORES Annapolis 14 Thurston f 14 Annapolis 26 Oak Park M 12 2 Annapolis 22 Clarenceville A 6 A Annapolis 20 Woodhaven T 0 Record: 3wins Olosses 13 ties g Flanker, Vernon Orsborn, sprints off tackle for another fine run.

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Harriers Capture League STEVE GROSS floats over the finish line for another Cougar victory. V. ky N , ,J Ma . .. V -ff- f - . , ,Q A '- 1 . . 1 - 'I J., at , -:X . -2:-4 . :Y .4 .. L. - ,. 1 Ap, - K ,t , .. .K X 4 . Q A 'WSF . 5' ff e Q 'F K ' 'T ' ' +'---'Fa A ' A 5 4 gm ug, 1 4 Q 2 . L Q .ss-iffmi y f 1 -,, . F? :iff 4. fluff P-pf K. , .. ,. -Q--if pn:-Rm. g 4 h xi .311 aku E I 95, N, , ,,.,f . :,,.gia.5g.-was -. .N i 1 'T' He 2 eva. ASH ,ff ug'Bei'fff 19-f,QW - , ,W , ' -- J' .. as-ir! ,fgsiggqmf-.i ',,,Ji' Qtr yr I ' , , ' 1- A wt Q-wf fw s .st- if. 4 3 f' if. . l Vwf I aff' 'Y RAY KNAMILLER one of the top runners on the team fin- ishes second. 168fCROSS COUNTRY For the second consecutive season, the Harriers have captured the league title. They took a hard loss against Lutheran West. Then they came on in full force. They defeated league opponents Oak Park, Woodhaven, and Clarenceville twice. Bill Green was the top runner in the leaguep Leon Bergeron was the third best runnerg and john Sapielak had the distinction of being the fifth best pacer. SCORES LowEsT scoRE WINS Annapolis 47 Lutheran West 15 Annapolis 20 Oak Park 40 Annapolis 19 Clarenceville 42 Annapolis 16 Woodhaven 43 A Annapolis 17 Oak Park 44a x AnnaP0lis 21 ,. Clarenceville 34 ,g Annapolis 18 Woodhaven 42 y RECORD: 6 WINS, 1 LOSS INVITATIONALS Wayne Memorial 9th League Meet 1st if 1 1 L' 'r .- 'J JOHN SAPIELAK and Ray Knamiller talk over the days' meet.