Albion High School - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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1 .ff Haas, disc Thrower 1950 record: MIAA AH-Sports trophy surrounded by Albiorfs cross counfry, baseball. Track and golf championship Trophies Q' ,Q 1 1,4 'I Yi' 2 f, f W , , V X1 J'-Igf, fm. f 31 fi: L Q ft 5 SI fi at 5 55 P Don Liffle Chappy Marvin r rsrr -. X 3 , ' ,Q M33 Max Poll rf NIJ 9V Jack S harp Hadden after The race

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Second row: A. Gifford, Klemm, Kehe, B. Gifford, Watts, Fiske First row: Hall, Gregory, Ungrodt, Hunter, Mr. Higgins M 'I' , 57 , , ,J W ,X Y 0 4 r,yWWW,,f, V Loaded with veteran talent, the Albion college tennis team put on one of its most spirited drives and closed the season by clinching third place at the MIAA field day competition in the Stowe Tennis stadium in Kala- mazoo. Bill Casteel was elected by his teammates as the most valuable player, and he teamed up with freshman Bob Siegel to reach the semi-finals in the MIAA doubles competition. A host of senior talent provided Coach Kenneth Higgins with a well-organized team in his first year of coaching the sport at the college. TENNIS and GULF Atkinson, Berglund, Wagner, Cuiss, Mohl, French, Hadden Losing only one match the entire season, the Purple and Gold golfers snared the MIAA golf championship iast spring by turning in an aggregate score of 957 for 36-holes. The Britons swept by all MIAA opponents, except I-Iope, and topped such non-conference foes as Olivet, Detroit Tech and the University of Illinois, Chicago branch. Going into the MIAA tournament at Kalamazoo, the Britons held on to first place and, after the first I8- holes were played, still retained the top position. Vic Cuiss led the Britons to the championship by turning in a low score of I53. TT...- ,. ' w1 1 'Ill lv slt 4

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W Y 0 N9 ATHLETICS 'V 'Z' fA'., . ,A 'aff i Jo Dunne Mary Lange Synchronized swimming Baseball Canoes on the Kazoo Field hockey 1950 Hockey Team Archery M QA' 'fi' Q