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

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BILL GREEN 1241 cans two more despite a hand in his face. SCORES Annapolis 52 Romulus Annapolis 50 Adrian Annapolis 69 Crestwood Annapolis 57 Edsel Ford Annapolis 58 Garden City East Annapolis 83 Crestwood Annapolis 62 Robichaud Annapolis 79 Lutheran West Annapolis 55 Oak Park Annapolis 74 Clarenceville Annapolis 54 Canton Annapolis 59 Woodhaven Annapolis 79 Garden City East Annapolis 56 Oak Park Annapolis 55 Truman Annapolis 67 Clarenceville Annapolis 58 Woodhaven Annapolis 82 Thurston Annapolis 58 Southgate Annapolis 67 Garden City West DISTRICTS Annapolis 55 Stevenson RECORD: 13 Wins 7 Losses Senior guard Tony Marijanovich C223 attempts to break the press. I BILL GREEN t24I scores a basket and gets fouled in the process. of U-ar i ,I fcwffiat ,MM ' C Azfnugiii tyypfffgjp W 'ffvlg I I EQ S C5 , , y ff 4 ,isi I A .-Mui xslt L at t VARSITY BASKETBALL: TOP ROW: Tim St. Andrew, Randy Huettman, john Robertson, Bill Green, Coachg Larry jackson, Bob Summers, Al McMillan, Tim Dunitis, Ken Debono. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Kryzwonas, Tony Marijanovich, Mike Villar, Don Turbin, Ken Butler, VARSITY BASKETBALLf'l7'I

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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.

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New Coach And Personnel Begin Revamping :With a reserve squad comprised mainly of sophomores, this years team finished second in the Metro- West league. Directing the young Cagers to their respectable 11-9 win-loss record was first year coach Steve Miller. Steve, a 1970 graduate of Annapolis High himself was a let- terman here and later went on to play at Grand Valley State before returning as a coach. Even though the team suffered such problems as players moving up and down be- tween the Varsity and junior Varsity levels, everybody involved held to- gether and accomplished a fairly successful season. Picking up most of the slack was forward Rich McGuire who ended as the teams leading scorer and rebounder. Leading the assist department was guard Dave Valentine. l.V. BASKETBALL: TOP ROW: Rich Nicholson, Dave Valentine, Scott Rhodes, Rich McGuire, Coach: Steve Miller, Mark Maynarich, Bill johnson, Cary Korejwo, Rob Peters. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Shea, Bob Robertson, Mike Turbin. 172fj.V. BASKETBALL Penetrating the zone defense for a layup is sophomore guard Rob Peters.