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

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Ray Knamiller strides out final yards of meet at Clarence- ville. . .N -P f 'J eggs. T - 4 , X ,Q A X , X -S Wally Stothers gives it his final kick for total victory. l l L 1 Bill Green high steps to finish line at Wayne Invitational. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: TOP ROW: Leon Bergeron, Bill Green, john Sapielak, Steve Gross, and Coach, lim Valen- tine. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Valentine, Wally Stothers, Ray Moreno, and Ray Knamiller. CROSS COUNTRYf'l69

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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.

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Cagers Grab Share Of Metro-West Under the direction of rookie coach Larry jackson, the Cougar Cagers achieved a few of the goals that he set previous to the season. The first goal was to win at least ten games or more, meaning that with a twenty game schedule, he wanted a winning percentage of 500!0 or more and the second was to win the league championship. Both goals were met by having a 13-7 record and a third of the league championship. Leading the way was senior Bill Green who was the top scorer and rebounder. Tony Marijonovich was tops in assists. Tony also made first string All-League while Bill Green and Tim Dunaitis took hon- orable mention. TONY MARllANOVlCH i22l dumps the ball Off On a fast break. KEN DEBONO 142D grabs an offensive rebound with outstretched arms. 170fVARSlTY BASKETBALL Forward Tim Dunaitis i34l collects a tip in between two defenders. Sophomore guard Mike Turbin 1127 converts on the fastbreak layup.