Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Golfers show strong finish at league meet A young and inexperienced Golf team hit the links this year. Inspite of this, the team had a very successful year. Practice was hampered by a wet Fall which prohibited the team from getting the time they needed as a group. The season results were good. The team won three matches and finished in tie for 4th place. At the league meet, they shot their best golf of the season, finishing only ten shots out of 3rd place. Geography presents a few problems for the Algonac golfers. There are very few courses that are open to the students for practice in the area. Next year presents a lot of promise with four out of five golfers returning. Pat Folkerts was the most consistent golfer and most valuable player. Eric Wilhelm, Gary Roberts and Brian Johns made up the starters for most matches. Jeff Allegoet was the most improved golfer. 1 . As Jeff Thomas finishes his swing, he judges the distance of his shot. 2. Brian Johns prepares to hit the ball for the winning shot. 3. Eric Wilhelm checks his shot one more time for accuracy. 4. Pat Folkerts takes one more practice swing before the big meet. 26 Scores: p. 171

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Hustling varsity leaps to victory Competing in a tough SCAL league this year. Varsity Basketball met and triumphed over many challengers. The girls succeeded in soundly defeating rival Marine City 60-39 in their best game. We had a strong team and pulled together; even if we had our ups and downs, we stuck together and that ' s what it ' s all about. (Lori Beauregard) Coached by Steve Young, the varsity was one of his best teams. I started coaching JV when the seniors were freshmen, so they are a special team to me. Team awards went to: Kim Busuttil: Captain ' s Award, Special Mention All League, Assists Award; Adrienne Quennville, Team Player Award; Diane Lang: Most Rebounds, All League Special Mention; Lori Beauregard: All League First Team, Free Throw Award. 3 . 1. Debbie Manthey grabs the rebound and breaks free. 2. Diana Lang aims accurately to lead against Holy Cross. 3. Waiting for the rebound, Diana Lang keeps her eye on the ball. Scores p. 176