Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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GIRL GYMNAQTS ACHIEVE 5-3 RECORD!! The girls' gymnastics team, coached by Mrs. Van- Natter, finished this season at 5-3. The team 's captain, Sandy Sommerfeld, a senio r, cap- tured points for the team by turning in outstanding perfor- mances in vaulting. The other senior gymnast was Carol Aas - land. Vicki Douglas, compet- ing in all events, and Mary Tylinda copping top places in tumbling, free exercise and Vaulting, added their efforts to this year's record. New for the girl s this year were two assemblies at Rogers City and Cheyboygan, where the AHS gymnasts performed for the two cities' high schools. SCOREBOARD ALPENA 35 Harbor Springs 6 ALPENA 35 Boyne City 5 ALPENA 46 M2 Reed City 2 Hillsdale 49 ALPENA 35 lonia 57 172 ALPENA 54 lf2 ALPENA 46 lf2 Harbor Springs 9 l!2 Hillsdale 54 1X3 ALPENA 47 273 ALPENA 46 lf2 Boyne City 37 178

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AN OUTSTANDING FROQH TEAM!! FRONT: Randy MacAulay, Al Senchuk, Eric Krebs, john Van Schoik, Randy Bye, Eric Gohlke, Larry Dennis. ZND ROW: Norm jaskolski, Roy Zielinski, Gary Stepanski, Marty Werner, Scott Kurtz, Dan Vlfhite, Bruce Bigham. 3RD ROW: Ass't. Coach Ned Bastow, Terry Snyder, Spencer Thomas, Bruce juenker, Ken Kesterke, Coach Don Darnoth. BACK: Mgr's Ron Lance, Ken Nehring, jim Lappan. FROSH BASKETBALL- '66- '67 Asked about his 1966 Frosh Basketball team, Coach Damoth proudly replied: They were an outstanding Freshman team! Aver- aging 61 points per game, which is quite amazing for a young team, the Wildkittens finished the season with a 15-2 record, losing only to the Cheboygan Catholic Central SCOREBOARD ALPENA 69 Alc ona ALPENA 52 Atlanta ALPENA 79 Rogers City Cheboygan CC UVB 88 ALPENA ALPENA 83 Cheboygan High ALPENA 74 Posen ALPENA 46 Fairview ALPENA 49 Onaway ALPENA 62 Alcona ALPENA 62 Atlanta ALPENA 57 Cheboygan High ALPENA 65 Hillman ALPENA 61 Rogers City ALPENA 71 Onaway ALPENA 72 Posen Cheboygan CC UVB 67 ALPENA ALPENA 75 Hillman THEY IMPROVED WITH EVERY BALL GAME!! 1 jV's. With such outstanding players as Van Schoik, Senchuk , Bye, M acAulay , and Gohlke, the team improved with every gameg the season reached its climax with the game with the Hillman j'V's, in Which Alpena triumphed 75 to 38. 177 Ours or t.l'1eirs??

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