Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Senior-Faculty Game “Let ' s see now. . . if I throw it at a 45° 3 ' angle it should make it! How ' s the weather. Mike? “I get ' em! The Student Council annually presents the Senior-Faculty Game. Students contributed a quarter to watch the Seniors match the faculty The proceeds replenish the Flower Fund. This year ' s game was highlighted by the presence of one scene-stealing counselor. Mr. McLeod Another attraction was the debut of Mr Treppa on the basketball court. The faculty won the game with the score of 43 to 37. Up. up. and away . . .

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Varsity Football First row: Dave Badovinac. Lynn Cooney. Leo DeMars. Larry Thueme. Fred Farver. Ray Meldrum. Bill Lowes Third row: Mike Childs. Bud Jolicoeur. Zelenock (co-captain). Jeff Johnson (co-captain). Bill Siegel. Jim Nugent. Larry Furtah. Oennis Little. Bob Owen. Tony Medlrum. Mike Sutton. Harry Ken Smith. Al Sutton Second row: Tom Thompson. Joe Rockwood. Mark Hurd. Ken Morris Manning. Roy Wilson. Bill Burgett. Rick Johnson. Mike Schroerlucke. Don Scores Algonac 21 Harper Woods 0 Algonac 12 Clintondale 13 Algonac 20 PHC 20 Algonac 12 Cros-Lex 7 Algonac 12 Marine City 0 Algonac 34 Yale 7 Algonac 14 Marysville 7 Algonac 14 St. Clair 0 The Algonac Muskrats, coached by Dick Garrett and Rod Greenwood, ended their 1967-68 season by defeating St. Clair and sharing the S.C.A.A.L. Championship with PHC. By winning six and tying two, the Muskrats remained undefeated, a record unmatched by any of the nineteen class B schools in the area. The Muskrats were favored in the selection of the All League teams. The choices for the League team were: Jeff Johnson (off ). Bill Siegel (def.), Fred Zelenock (def), and Ray Meldrum (off., def ). Choices for the second team were: Fred Zelenock (off.), and Larry Thueme (off ). Honorable Mention was given to Leo DeMars. Dave Badovinac, Tony Meldrum, Rick Johnson, and Larry Furtah. The school congratulates the entire team for a great season. Coach Dick Garrett and Assistant Coach Rod Greenwood There ' s always some action on the sideline