Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

Page 90 text:

Netters, with 91 season cop first In Regionals -7' 7' .Q-ff X 'Q-2 if ROW I Dan Groves Steve Anderson Don Kelber Phil Andreae Steve Smith Gordon Loveland Bob Emmett ROW 2 Bob Rouse Don Van Doren Ted Egner Bob Sayle John Slsson captain Frank Forshew Bob Txgelaar Larry Beck Coach Tom Carson Not ln pzcture Chuck Darling Placing second in the League tournament first in the Regionals, and winning the Dual match trophy the 1959 tennis team wrapped up its season with nine wins and one loss Greatly strengthened by seven letter men Chuck Darling Frank Forshew John Kelber Gordon Loveland John Srsson Steve Smlth and Bob Tigelaar, the team shut out live of the ten teams they played The high spirit and good playmg ab1l1ty, matched by the competent coaching of Mr Carson were all contrlbutrng factors in the final outcome of the Maple tennis team s season record 4One of the leading Maple netters was three year man Frank Forshew Frank and Gordon loveland teamed up to take first ln the doubles in the Regionals and finish second m the League Season Record Birmingham Opponent Northvllle East Detroit Cranbrook K1mball U of D High Ferndale Hazel Park Cranbrook Port Huron Mt Clemens - I gb g , s,...t .. . . . , . I V V V , D if .4 V I s . 9 . 1 ,L , A ,V A Viagra M 'I UVM A 3, x 5 ' 0 5 ' 0 3 2 5 ' 0 5 ' 0 u 3 2 - . Y - . t 4 1 - ' ' ' ' ' 2 3 . ' . 'Z K Z . ' ' y 5 O . ' ' - ' . V 3 . 2 .5 g gg ig g g i ig i i x . I N . I 5 5 p v i- F5 3 z 3 , . A ' 3 ' R , .. for pp bi M ss

Page 89 text:

Steady pitching, strong hitting proves valuable Baseball Season Record Birmingham Opponent 21 Pontiac Northern 7 1 East Detroit 4 9 Kimball 15 6 Ferndale 4 2 Pontiac Northern 11 2 Hazel Park 1 2 Port ,Huron 1 7 Mt. Clemens 6 6 Port Huron 5 'tl Mt. Clemens 8 tEML Tournament Voted the Lawrence Mintling Memorial Award by his team- mates, George Didier was another outstanding Maple player. Preacher, as the team called him, boosted the morale of the team when spirit was low, He aided his team both by his steady play at first base and his solid batting average of .375. P Jay Madonna was elected captain of the 1959 baseball team for his outstanding qualities of leadership and spirit. Rated as one of the best catchers in the league, Jay had a batting aver- age of .450. V tug.. -4- . 'lag . ',va42 f ,, 1 ...W .f' ...nr -'S la, .., - . noi, . iii '.-V:,' - '. ,..,4'1 ':1, - 'fs - - - , '- we ,- 'N 'fag ,Y -ff, 1 ,v vu. ff' M , Q --., 's SWQ 'f iz '5 -rv -- ., A Mfg , V.. . 5 Q., ,yx 13, Q -V ,, -'Q . 4, L ' 2, I . 7 A uv- .' ,., f-J.-V. 4 .Ne S2-0 1464-4

Page 91 text:

Golf Team Thlrcl In state The Maple golfers had another successful year winning nine out of ten dual matches placing third in the State iinals second in the State reglonals and first in the Pontiac Press Invitational and Eastern Michigan League The team of Gary Mouw Mike Jackson Buzz Lewis and Tom Maxwell placed third in the State finals with 335 Mouw Orin Pearson Jackson and Lewis took second in the Regionals with 345 three strokes behmd Farmington The same four boys captured first place in the EML tournament with 319 The Golf Season Record Blrmlngham Opponent Pontiac Northern 4 Catholic Central Catholic Central Ferndale Kimball Pontiac Central Port Huron ROW I Buzz Lewis Mike Jackson Tom Maxwell Gary Mouw captain ROW 2 Coach Carl Lemle John Cooper ACapta1n Gary Mouw is the Maples leading olfer Medalist Ralph Costa Bob Taylor manager John Brown Orin Pear in the Regional and most of the other matches Gary had an son Steve Radom average of 78 172 ' 20 163 Pontiac Northern 204 217 ' 225 196 ' 208 485 606 336 ' 355 328 ' 327 415 499 . , ' . l 7