Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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ALPENA IN TOURNAMENT9 AGAIN! ,WM UU ff- by , jk! I R wg,-j F 'gfffrib awk? nf 4 M H. 534 L.-.A FRONT: Steve Kearly, Al Kannowski, Steve Bye, jay Bingham, Bob Capczynski. MIDDLE: Ken MacArthur flvlgr. Q, Greg Voss, Jim Hennessey, B'uce Vanderwall, Andyliggan, Howard St1'omfMg'r. Q. BACK: Rick Kurtz, Tom Allen, Harley Clawe, Bill Davison, Tom Lappan, George Stevens, Randy MacArT.hLu' fMg1'. J. VARSITY BASKETBALL- I 967 The 1966-1967 basketball season at Al- SCOREBOARD pena High School could certainly be called a very successful one, with a final record of ALPENA Traverse City sixteen wins and three losses, and the cap- ALPENA Soo Collegiate ture of the district ClassAChampion's title ALPENA Rogers City for the second straight year. This was the ALPENA Sault Ste. Marie final year of Alpena Varsity Basketball in the ALPENA Escanaba fam i l ia r surroundings of the old gym, in ALPENA BC Handy which 32 out of 34 home games have been Traverse City ALPENA won in the last four memorable years. ALPENA Petoskey Perhaps the most exciting game of the Saginaw season was the final home game played Buena Vista ALPENA against Saginaw Buena Vista, in which we ALPENA Soo Collegiate won by a single point. Other highlights of ALPENA Rogers City the season occurred during the tournament ALPENA Cheboygan games played at Midland, in which we man- ALPENA Sault Ste. Marie aged to defeat Motuit Pleasant and Bay City ALPENA BC Handy Central before losing to Flint Central's ALPENA Highland Park powerful squad. All in all, everyone surely ALPENA Saginaw BV enjoyed supporting the A.H. S. Cagers in a ALPENA Mt. Pleasant tremendous season!! ALPENA BC Central Flint Central ALPENA

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JV'S WIN ALL HOME GAMES!! BACK ROW:Al Marionfmgr. J, Bill Hampton, Terry Matzke, Greg Warren, Paul Hornak, David Gohlke, Gary Milostan. MIDDLE ROW: jim Furbush fmgr. j, Joe Gentry, Bill Meden, Mel Straley, Al Crow, Doug Erickson. FRONT ROW: Kim O'Brien fmgr. Q, Chris Barrow, Xavier Zielinski, jim Worthley, Randy Krebs, Coach Bill Frieder. JV basketball coach, Bill Frieder, pleased with the JV performances this sea- son, stated, This was a team that went the extra mile. With a 14-3 record, the jV's won all home games, however, they fell to defeat at the hands of Atlanta 's varsity, Buena Vista, and Roger City squads in three away games. The team held the spectators, as well as its coach, in awe as the jV's pulled from as many as twenty points behind to capture a win. Coach F riede r expects the boys to be fighting for Alpena High on the varsity squad next year. Leading scorers for the Cats were Paul Hornak C260 pts.j, Bill Hampton Q206 pts. J, Mel Straley C187 pts. J, joe Gentry C173 pts. Q and Al Crow 1102 pts. J. Hornak successfully captured 225 rebounds and shot 672 on the free throw line, Hampton, the only freshman on the team, scored 86 field goals, joe Gentry sunk 4995 of his attempted field goals and achieved the most steals, and Mel Straley contributed the most assists. l 176 l ALPENA Atlanta ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA Buena Vis ALPENA ta Rogers City ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA ALPENA SCOREBOARD Traverse City ALPENA Rogers City American Soo Bay City Handy Traverse City Petoskey ALPENA Atlanta ALPENA Cheboygan Hillman American Soo Bay City Handy Highland Park Hillman Buena Vista