Crestwood High School - Lancer Yearbook (Dearborn Heights, MI)

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It may be a tight situation but Don will break through to score. Al Brandt’s long reach and characteristic height are ad- vantageous in this situation. Nerves are worn thin when fierce competition exists be- tween players. Consternation over a wounded player brings the coach onto the court. nce sere men Der scssnssneeeneaeas Fs taal

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a” 4 7 Enthusiasm? These Crestwood students sure have it—and their Here Ken Wynychuk shows the form and ath- spirit helps our Chargers in their victory drive. letic skill that made him the Crestwood Willie Heston Award nominee. Our Chargers break through the opponent's lines to score again! From L. to R. Mike Biek, Ted Fazica, Al Brandt, and Joe Guer- riero.

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Team Record Crestwood 56 Annapolis 49 Crestwood 56 — Lahser 45 Crestwood 68 Clarenceville aT Crestwood 62 Garden City East 43 Crestwood 47 Cherry Hill 58 Crestwood 73 Riverside 3] Crestwood 72 Southgate a3 | Crestwood 52 Annapolis v2 | Crestwood 54% Cherry Hill 46 Crestwood 50 Garden City West 55 Crestwood 72 Riverside 32 Crestwood 71 Southgate 34 CRESTWOOD With beautiful grace and precision John Hughes executes a letter perfect dive. TANKERS No one can accuse the Crestwood Tankers of not being in the swim of things! (Top Row First) are: Chuck Clayton, Bob Totten, Dave Treachler, Steve Ochenas, Terry Peden, Kevin McCormack, Mark Casper, Pat Mulkurn, Paul Grande, Mike Piatak, Coach Bill Hahn, Dave Kuhn, Bruce Kramer, Tom McCormack, John Hughes, Pete Ehlendt, Don Gillikin, Bob Hughes, Bob Earl, and Jim (Purple) Haines. 113