L'Anse High School - Envoy Yearbook (L'Anse, MI)

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It would be impossible to name the fans who supported their team. Those who took carloads of enthusiastic students 500 miles and endured the vigor of young voices for days, the kids who chartered a bus, Bemie who did all the worrying and kept the Bell ready for her returning victors are just some of the outstanding examples. But there are more. Civic and church organizations, individ- uals and businesses, all contributed toward the success of the great team . The Envoy feels that surely all must have had a part of the victory and all must be saluted as a part of what the 1966 Hornets were. Without good coaching, a team is nothing. The fact that the L'Anse Hornets were everything bears testi- mony to the talent, determination, understanding and guidance of these two men. There are two vital parts to every good team, that sometimes go unrecognized. These essentials are loyal cheerleaders and fans. The champion Hornets were privileged to be represented by a group of girls who were hailed as the best in the state and that's what we're all sure they were. Headed by captain Susan Rock, a senior, they were: Linnea Nurmela, Lorraine Nevala, Carol Brownlee, Shirly Risku, Debbie Coppler. DISTRICT- -REG IONAL- - STATE CLASS C TROPHIES WON BY L'ANSE HIGH SCHOOL 1966 5

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