Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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THE ECORSE BOAT CLUB -.2-rf'--1 '- , we ,Y i- if 'Q ' L WHY! '1TlT'Us 0 0 o o o 0 Q Q ' 3 4 4 1 4 1 1 1 Q A m CLA.:-J Ezxr-QW xA,.,,J.1 755' . lfeorse High School Senior Eight Crew. 1951 was the tenth vezrr of rowing for the Eeorse Boat Club. The record set by the hoys of the Red and XVhite has never been Ctlllhllifil in this country. Our hovs have won more trophies, created hetter sportsmanship and achieved greater honor than :my other high school in the United States. XVe were the first and only sehool to win the international high school eight-oured champion- ship race which is held annually :tt St. Catherines, Ontario. Canada, We have never been defeated in Midwest eight-oured championship ruee and have vet to suller deleut in hands ol' Culver hlilitary Aezrdernv, an strong rowing power in the rniddle west. with vvhoin we have had inutehes since 19-12. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Pat Judge, Jim Hanasack, Butch Cosgro, Don Ker- milsioTToix1 Row: Mike vafga. Joe Bulko, Bill Morris- x.uJ- 4-5

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VARSITY TENNIS I . F l LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Robert Bradley, Manfred Smith Kenneth Rose, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Hans Lantzsch, John Bemis, Tom Veyant, Garnett Hegg-man, BOTTOM ROW: Gary Floyd, Kenneth Freemark, Eugene McNeilage' Good sportsmanship displayed by Kenneth Freemark and Tom Veyant mi. ni . Eugene McNeilage serving a fast on

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SENIOR CHEERLE DERS All cheerleaders are chosen by the student council according to their abil- l ity and grade. The Senior Cheerleaders cheerat varsity games. They are: Captain jun Holland, janis Wvilliarns, Francis hlessineo, XVilmu Ford, Shirley Hall, loyce Moore, lnez Crane. Carol Berger. CH EERLEADERS JU IOR CHEERLE DERS The Junior Cheerleaders cheer at reserve games and are members of classes lrom the seventh to the tenth grades. They are: Beverly Moore, Merna Sue Easely, Phyllis Johnson, Patricia Berkey, and Captain Ramona Pietrang- elo.