Bullock High School - Lancer Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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SCORES BC Opponents 29 Ithaca Ale eot. Lows ) 29 Freeland i 33 Mich. Luth. Sem. I 27 John Glenn 27 Freeland ] 22 John Glenn 24 Ithaca 30 St. Louis 12 Oscoda 19, “Mich. uth: Seni, 35 Corunna FRONT, L-R: B. Goodall, J. Keenan, G. Walters, B. Freidrich, T. Wallace, G. Bailey, M. Heath. SECOND, L-R: J. Fisher, J. Walters, % T. Spann, P. Burkett, R. Stern, T. Pangborn. THIRD, L-R: M. Ist Vestaburg tourn. Robinson, J. Buckey, D. Terwillegar, T. Bejeck, R. Pelton. FOURTH, 2nd Freeland tourn. I-R: J. Carroll, D. Jefferies, D. Friedrich (Mgr.) K. Walters, (Mer. ) 3rd Shepherd tourn. T. Stern(Mgr.), Coach Grebe. lst MMB conference 3rd districts ABOVE, wrestlers who went to state are L-R; Tom Wallace, Doc Walters, Roy Stern, and Mike Heath. BELOW, Mike Heath pins his St. Louis opponent in the first period. 4th regionals GRAPPLERS ARE LEAGUE 21 11 19 1] he, 19 26 23 fel} 33 26 13

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led the team. FROSH FINISH 8-8 FOR SEASON FRONT ROW, L-R: M. LaRue, D. Morden, J. Holmsen, P. Secrist, P. Sasse, M. Richardson, mgr. SECOND ROW--D. Kurfman, D. Otey, T. Davidson, T. Stone, R. Glynn, C. Bontrager, V. Hale, mgr. THIRD ROW--R. Gordon, K. Lashuay, S. Sinclair, J. Holzhausen, K. Twining, Coach Injasoulian. SCORES BaG. Ps Issn, Central Int. Be Gas D007 Chesaning pe ey ane Be: 27-65 Corunna BG. 59-49 Corunna aie B.C. 34-50 Meridian B.C. 47-69 Meridian Bee 68-41 Ovid-Elsie Be: 61-59 Ovid-Elsie BeG, 45-54 MacArthur Ba Ss 20-09 Jefferson BaG, 31-34 Central Int. Bytes LL-70 MacArthur BeG. 75-37 Ithaca sik 61-56 Ithaca Bes oles Ee jetferson'int.s) Be; O27 02 Chesaning Kurt Twining moves toward the Steve Sinclair stretches above his opponent for a Dave Kurfman basket, showing the form that rebound. struggles for control of the ball.

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CHAMPS AGAIN The Lancer wrestlers were MMB champs for the second year in a row. They had the sec- ond best dual record ever at BC with a fine nine ‘wins and only three losses. This year twice as many grapplers qualified for the state than ever before and there were five conference champs. Roy Stern was voted the most valuable wres- tler. He made it to the semi-finals of state and finished the season with an outstanding TECOLUIOno ls. RIGHT: Jim Keenan works on a takedown of his St. Louis opponent. Keenan won the decision. RIGHT: Bob Goodall has the advantage over his Ithaca opponent. LEFT: Doc Walters pins his Ithaca opponent. BELOW: Roy Stern narrowly misses a pin against Shaw of Ithaca. Stern hung on to win the decision.