Lakeview High School - Scroll Yearbook (St Clair Shores, MI)

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liAi'KIl'lliAIili Front row, left to right: Goodwin Sicklesteel, Jack Wootc n, Eugene Kenley, Ed Fey, Alex Arnot. Back row, left to right: Mr. Lopresto, Don Edge, Bill Kellam, Frank Turpin, Bill Parrott, Gordon Hall, Mr. Mitchell. Because only three members of last year's Regional Champions were lost through grad- uation this looked like Lake-view's year to go places in basketball. However, not until Tournament time rolled around did the team hit their stride to conform with pre-season expectations. Captained by Alex Arnot and Gene Kenley the boys fought hard in every game and were rarely outclassed. Ending up in third place in the Bi-County League race, the Huskies were noted for their fine sportsmanship and team spirit. We emerged the victor in seven of twelve Varsity contests while our green Reserve squad dropped all but two of its games. The victories over Lakeshore and close, exciting encounters with D.U.S., Eastland, and South Lake high-lighted the regular season. SEASON SCORES Lakeview .....,..,......, D. U. S. Lakeview D. U, S, Lakeview .,...,..,..,..., Utica Lakeview Uiiea Lakeview South Lake Lakeview South Lake Lklk6Vl9W E8Sll3I1d Lakeview Eastland Lakeifiew Busch Lakeview Busch Lakeview Lakeshore Lakeview Lakeshore 6

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FIIIITIIALL Front row, left to right: Gordon Hall, Frank Turpin, Jack Wooton, Eugene Kenley, Alex Amot, Ed Fey, David Gowman. Buck row. left to right: Mr. Lopresto, Ted LeMieux, Bill Parrott, Jim Smith, Bill Kellam, Don Ogle, Don Arcera, Lloyd McDonald, Fred De Buscher, Mr. Mitchell. With the addition of Sam Lopresto to the coaching staff of the 44 football team, a new and different spirit was acquired. This changed spirit meant improvement in player attitude and co-ordination of individual effort. Lighter than the elevens of previous seasons and lacking experience, the Huskies attack was centered on quick-opening plays. Short passes from the quarterback position netted three of Lakeviewls six touchdowns. For the first time in three years Lakeview scored in eve1'y game as Bill Kellam chalked up twelve points. Each back-field man broke into the season scoring column. Though finishing in a fourth place tie in the Bi-County standings, the Huskies surprised those who had expected them to be the league door mat by battling all the way and were out-played only at Busch. SCORES The graduating members, Kenley, Arnot, Lakeview 6 .......,........ south Lake Hall, Wooton, Turpin, Fey, Cross, Coomes, and Lakeview 6 A ' Eastland . u. an . Lakeview 6 ..,...,........, Lakeshore Allen wish the 45 squad the best of luck in Lakeview 13 '-.V-..,-...-A4. Utica attaining its goal . . . the league championship. Lakevjew 7 ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,. Busch I35l 4

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BA 'KETBALL Lakeview 47 ................ Eastland 28 Lakeview 57 ..,...........,. St. Paul 28 Lakeview 33 ....,,......,... Lakeshore 29 Lakeview 27 .,...,.......,.. Oxford 25 Lakeview 31 .,..........,... Busch 32 The Huskies maintained their tournament reputation by capturing the District Title for the third straight year. While carrying off the local laurels, the boys in blue and silver were in top form, piling up 57 points against St. Paul and downing Lakeshore for the seventh consecutive time. Coming from behind with a furious second-half d r i v e we knocked rangy Oxford out of the Regionals, only to receive the b u m p ourselves from Busch by one point. Although we failed to win top honors, the spirit and enthusiasm shown by the team made this basketball season a success for both the fans and players. I Front row, left to right: Tom Fearnsicle, John Boll, Bernard St. John, Jerry Hohn, Jim Boye, Ronald Mitchell. Back row, left to right: Mr. Lopresto, Ian Wilson, David Gowman, Don Ogle, Lloyd McDonald, Don Arcera, Bob Jones, Byron Hedeen, Mr. Mitchell. l37l W..