Caro High School - Caroscope Yearbook (Caro, MI)

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Track Wos Not Our Best Sport YYY ful' Coach Stamats explains the ups and A , downs of the low hurdles to fl. to 1-.Q 4-3 Q1 ' - 1 1 D ' Gary LeValley, Dale johnson., Derek K . Q, V 5 ' V V 'Mig' Romain, Dale Kitchen, Stu Weiland, , ,ami 1 5 Y 1 , .z - vb .QM A and Bill Dillon. S 1 L, U, I sl, Ve-V 'Q g., .2 , je Q l ...1-UT-run, F, --K . . af L wi e .eo- ' , no ' ., i D '. ' i ' D Q A' M 7 1 , 3 .A ., - i A eu 4 17,4-4 O v L-lqfj.-f'+', ' ' in , A YH, 5 I ' , D 1, , Q They're off and running at the Camo Relays! TRACK Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: G. Keller, L. Miller, I. Yoimg, B. Dillon, D. Kitchen, T. Turner, D. Robinson. M. Curtis, I.. Hodges, G. Knowles, S. Kovacs, G. LeVa.l1ey, R. Matestic, J. Blassius. W, Green, D. Adams, D. Romain, J. Hartman, G, Tm'ner, H, Avery. T. Dillon, J. Nigg, W. Iasiter, J. Storm, B. Kinde, F. Johnson.

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Bowmon's Bombers' Mode BASEBALL SQUAD no .ex ,u, FRONT ROW: C. McGill, R. Peters, R. Kurlansky, C. Steele., B. Curtis. SECOND ROW: R, Gardner, G, Turner, J. Janks, D. Rickwalt, D. Gusko, W. O'De11, THIRD ROW: D. Tetil, B.Jan14s, D, Tubbs D. Hamilton, D simmons T. Rudich, FOURTH ROW: Coach Carl Bowman, R. camp- bell, E. Bradley, W. Lassiter, I. Storm, L. BASEBALL SCORES Caro 10 4 Mayvillevk 12 4 Reese? 8 O Fairgrovevk 1 3 Vasa: 0 1 Frankenmuth 3 2 Marlette 4 2 Bad Axe 3 4 Cass City 9 4 Sandusky 7 2 Vassar S 9 2 Grand Blanc S 4 2 West Branch S 3 4 Durand 8 ilfnon-league game G Mt. Pleasant Tourney game Tait, J. Mis. The Best Tiger ff ., QS. A , , Q. ,gxffsgf . Q41 lx g P S -, Q- N h'w 'i 2'5 ?.f?5 'JiE' i , AQ O l I is In 4. EX ., i.2.g,:. :9a.,9,. ' i L ' . L , '. ' VJ 14 Eff , F x IL. ' - . , 'at' 1 .I nxay wk 1 B . . -41'. QVC Ai- Jim Storm winds up and is ready to strike out the next baixer. 36 Coach Bowman discuses a play with some of his boys Kneeling: Jim Storm and Ray Kurtarsky. Standing: Elwyn Bradley, Darryl Tubbs, Jim Ianks, Wayne Las- siter, Dick Hamilton and Jemy Mis. il

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These Are The Cheerleoclers Who Led The Yells That Mocle Us Hoorse In The School Thot Coro Built I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Marcma Pnllaman, Peg Van Tme, Bonme Jacob, Jeanne Battm, and Anme Qmunn kept our splnis up whether we were wmnmg or losmg Caro I-hgh changed 11: school colors th1s year, from purple and gold to purple and whxte Our Vars1ty cheerleaders, keepmg rn t1me wxth the change, wore wh1te pleated slurts, purple wool sweaters and wh1te C's w1t.h megaphones The IV squad chose purple corduroy skzlrls, wlute sweaters and pm'p1e megaphones The girls practxced many long hours after school planmng pep assemblmes and worlung up new cheer routmes The guls were on hand at every game yellmg themselves hoarse and xnducmg us to do the same Then- spmts never lagged, and then' pep was un quenchable They really convmced when they yelled, We' from Caro and we couldn't be ponder, xf you can't hear us now, we'll yell a httle louder' And we yelled, louder, and louder, until we were scream mg. Our gals were the best of the rest, and we were w1th them all the way, one hundred per cent! JUNIOR VARSITY Cl-lEERIEADERSx Grace Greenwood, Sandy Starkey, Sandy Carlson, Mary Jane I-htclnngs, and Bonme Carlson cheered for dren team m fan' weather and foul, . ,V Q, . . . . . D' V 5 8 o ' . s 5 l ' 1 l I I - X . ' re ' l 5 . . x , 41 B A sf , .J I