Grand Rapids School of the Bible and Music - Pheron Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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SEASON RECORD GRSBM OPP. 62 Lansing Com, Col, 64 59 Olivet Nazarene 78 70 Trinity Christian 62 96 Montcalm Com, Col, 88 94 Moody '78 74 G, R, Junior College 81 77 'Grace Bible College 48 68 'G,R, Baptist Bible 72 70 Lansing Com, Col, 65 76 'Midwestern Baptist 54 88 'Detroit Bible College 56 76 Bethel 73 88 'Michigan Christian 63 73 Olivet Nazarene 85 68 Bethel 84 65 'Michigan Christian 68 78 Davenport 95 49 Owosso 34 84 'Detroit Bible College 29 70 Montcalm Com, Col, 69 76 'G,R, Baptist Bible 65 58 'Grace Bible College 60 71 G, R, Junior College 99 John Davis and Matt Parker fought for a loose 89 Midwestern Baptist 53 ball against Baptist, 'Conference Game LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 45 G, R, Baptist Bible 49 ' 35 Grace Bible College 58 Freshman Dave Burgess Q34j was 3 vital Cog in Matt Parker and Joe Urcavich stifled the driving this year's Victors' attack, efforts of Midwestern's Dave Smith v ' 3. R. A , ,zu ,omg Q'

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Z' ,- SS rg , QV 'ms - ,,,s1 'M'- ' Terry MacGregor, the leading Jayvee scorer, shot here amidst a crowd of Moody players, For the third consecutive year, the Jayvees won the conference championship, tying with Baptist with a record of three wins and one loss. Over- all, the Jayvees posted a 7-10 mark, scoring wins over Bethel and Muskegon Business College, The caliber of competition was increased with two games each against tough terms from Olivet Nazarene and Kalamazoo Valley, Individually, freshman Terry McGregor was the team's high scorer for the season with 186 points. Junior Larry Stelma, first in rebounding and second in scoring, was chosen the team's most valuble player, and Dean Julian, another junior, was the most improved player, Many of the Jayvees also gained valuable experience playing with the varsity, Jayvees not pictured on these pages were Brian Wright, Sherwood Beimfohr, Jim Britton, Tim Miles, Ron Thompson, Howie Winchel, and Jim Davis. aw .gr '!,x .1 fx' VN'X ,' ' :QF f Q52 l ,li V. . 'Jumpin' Dean Julian outfought two teammates to grab another rebound, Larry Stelma and Dean Julian hustled for a pos- sible rebound as Lee Decker launched a jumper against Olivet. 3 QX A. .A