St Andrew High School - Amplifier Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Cheerleaders Judith Woods f Dolores Zielinsl-ci 4 Karen Sobel Marlene Michalski P Mary Ann C rcoran N ary Kay Sullivan atI1c1a Ambrasas ST ANDREW VARSITY SCOREBOARD Lanslng Resurrecuon F11ntSt Mlcha 1 Bay C1ty V1s1tat1on Alpena Cathohc Central Bay C1ty St Stamslaus Mt Pleasant Hrgh School SS Peter SL Paul They 19 I I 1 We ' - ' . , . , 14 32 ' ' '. ' e ..... . . O 28 ' ' ' ' .... . . G 30 ' ' . . . . . 7 38 ' . ' . . . . ., 13 32 Alma High School ..... ., ,A . . 7 34 . Q ' . . . 6 37 . ........................ 35

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A Games Catholic Central. MT. PLEASANT, October 26. Seeking revenge for a defeat suffered last year at the hands of Mt. Pleasant, the Bulldogs looked doubly formidable as they overpowered the Oilers 37-6. Looking more and more like an All-State candidate, Alvin Luplow scored four touchdowns. Also scoring were Michael Hart and Terry Beechler. Here again was seen the terrific line play of the Bulldogs and their fine team spirit, which had been prevalent all season. SS. PETER G PAUL, November 4. Climaxing their perfect season, the Bulldogs de- feated cross-town rivals, SS. Peter G Paul by a score of 65-19. Alvin Luplow again led the way with five touchdowns. Wallace Bellile and Michael Hart contributed two each, while Raymond Rafford made one. john Luplow made the five extra points. The game was played before a capacity homecoming crowd of 4500. way for a big gain against Alpena This yea.r's sports' program was one of the most suc- cessful in years. Even though the schedule provided many strong opponents, the football team fought its way through an undefeated season. Each game proved more and more that the fighting spirit and fine sportsmanship was unexcelled. The Bulldogs finished the season as one of the top Class B teams in the state with 296 points to their credit. The top scorer in the state was Alvin Luplow, who tallied 165 points. He, along with Wallace Bellile was named to the All-Diocesan Football Team, and was also given honorable mention on the National High School Football Team. Fine co-ordination and teamwork, as well as unrestrained school spirit on the part of the students, led the Bulldogs on through their victorious season. N - 3 , : YN J . X ,. P' i o, ' fr. l . M, -21,11-A :df - . . 52171, '.

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Basketball IBEW Lteexswws ffl Members of the Varsxty Basketball Team are, Left to Rrght Coach Donald Franz, Davld Gallant Ray mond Ayotte Captain Wallace Belllle Donald Halght, LaVerne Erway, Mrchael Hart, Alun Luplovs, john Kublak, Terrance Beechler and Gerald McMullen BASI E TBA LL SCORE BOARD They Alpena Cathol1c Central SS Peter Sz Paul Bay C1ty St Stanlslaus St Mary Bay C1ty St James Alpena Cathol1c Central SS Peter SL Paul Bay C1ty St Stanlslaus St Mary Bay C1ty V1s1tat1on Bay C1ty St James Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart Bay Clty V1s1tat1on Mt Pleasant Hrgh School 68 In the f1rst game of the Class B dxstnct basketball fmals, St. Andrew defeated Gladwm Hlgh School, 54 35. Wallace Bell1le topped all scorers w1th 17 pomts, Raymond Ayotte talhed 13 and Nhchael l-lart added ll. ln the f1nals of Class B, the Bulldogs were overpowered by a taller and more expenenced Blg Rap1ds team, 62 39. -3 1 ' ly .1 A X 1 , 2 H K Y X P , - P 5: ' 'fl 9 ' We ' .. ...70 44 . ..... ...4l 40 ' . ' .. ...66 47 . ......... ...42 58 ' . .... ...48 64 ' .. ...56 58 . ..... ...45 48 ' . ' .. ...58 52 . .......... ...48 64 ' ' .. ...38 51 ' . ...... .,.45 51 . ...38 54 ' ' ...... ...40 74 . ' 66