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

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Team compiles honors Being the first State champions in Seaholm s history wasnt the only accomplishment of the 1959 Cross Country team Highlighting the regular season were the seventh straight EMI. title exciting runs with Hazel Park Pontiac and Redford, and the fifth con secutive Regional crown In summing up the dual meet action, mediocre Hazel Park shocked the Maples with a 33 24 defeat ending the varsitys string of 25 consecutive League dual meet victories Rebounding by edging out rough Pontiac Central and Joe Anderson the Maples were defeated by Redford which later became the Detroit champion Redford also defeated the reserves infiict ing their first loss in 38 strnght meets The other dual meet opponents were soundly defeated Crushing their rivals the Maples easily took the League title In the last event before the State meet the Harriers captured the Regional crown setting them on their way toward the golden State championship trophy ,Co captains Al Bauman and Dan Reid proved to be excel for the team s outstanding success ROW I Scotty Purvis Bob Townend Dave Canham Bill Sabo Jock McPhee Jerry Leupen Jim Donaldson Gary Garretson ROW 2 Paul Simmons Bill Heydon Tim Tout Ted Egner Dave Hunter Ron Cousmeau Al Bauman Ambrose Ken Mitchell Mike Marsh John Sampson Chip Sestok Bob Sayle Mike Gecr Dale Porter Paul Wells John Dries Kent Rathbun ROW 4 Doug Roberts Paul Gitsch lag Gary Poole Tom Stone Herb Kettler Terry Charbon neau Gary Parker Curt Harrison George Johnson Bruce Tinker Not in picture Dan Reid co captain Dick Kelley Ron Chadwick O . . , . . . J, 9 7 ' I ' 7 . . . . ..l . Y . I . . ,, ' 1 2' . 7 ' 7 7 lent leaders. Their inspiration and ability were major factors Captaing Phil Satterthwaiteg-ROW .3 - Coach Kermit V, ' . . Y , co: I ' . Y 1 l 91

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Maple backs stand out AW1th strong backtng co captam George Forrest scampers around left end mto the clear lf he gets 1nto trouble half backs Rod Ruddy and Chuck Hartung are there to take over 4 Leadmg the Maples 1n scormg wtth seven touchdowns and next years co captam Here he goes around right end on one of hrs famtllar jaunts It s a blurr of actton as George Forrest gets pushed back on an optton play Also gettmg mto the actlon are Pete Russ C375 Ron Garwood and Bob MCKCHZIC C569 placing first in pass receptions, Steve Jacobson was elected as , , ' . V l

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-...su -anq,....x WS.. 'nwauhw vi' no ,aw-A ,r 'lilies sus!! State champlonshlp falls Th1s was the season for whtch the Cross Country squad and students had been Wdlllflf' The vears of frustratxon the years of commg close were ended Thls year the Maples were STATE CHAMPIONS But untll the State meet the Maples drd not look lxke champronshlp callber just another verv good team However when the power depth and deter mmatlon whxch had sustamed them durlng the season were dlrected toward that long awaited champxonshrp the hopes and dreams became reahty The Nfiaples showed thelr heels to 25 teams as Dan Reld Iirushed 4th Dlck Kelley 10th Jock McPhee 15th Ted Egner 19th and Al Bauman Zith Thetr wmnmg total of 73 pomts was the second lowest m seven years places the coveted State champnonshlp trophy on tts pedestal for all passersby to notice Kccpmf. tll the statnstlcs himself he dlsplays them dally to keep the school mformcd of the team s progress At the State meet the average tlme of the first five Maple runners Dan Read Dlck Kelley Jock McPhee Ted Egner and Al Bauman was the fastest m the meets hlstory Here these five and Paul Stmmons far left work out wlth Dave Hunter and Ph1l Satterthwa1te lookmg on 0 O 5 1 W 3 'L 1 . . -y I . l cv' . ' . 15' , I, 7 I Y ' ' , ,f wi J , ' . ' , V Ilyql ,, ' . . . . -. ' 7 Q , - . - V I - ' s t -, A A V' M 1 ' ' L S Z ' ' Q Z ' - - I Vg ' ' ' . - - .-3:5 ll A . ' fijflidd 4 'We finally did tt. reflects Coach Ambrose as he proudly U51 ,WM l hzkk m,,a.aff ' ' I ' ' Q ' ' ' , wr. .,.,.,, . ., , -Ji -L Q lf V Z we 1 at MM, V, 4.. I VV V- ,, 2 vmyrwwnwwml. ' 5 f 3 1 S .. lsr g . ,ft K ,- , .A' ,- K N 92