Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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Junior Uarsity Sjoneybees Bottom row-Mgr. Nancy Morgan, Bernie Rucinski, Beth Schoot, Debbie Winn, Margie Lozen, Linda Wessel, Pam Seifert, Margie Nowakowski, Mgr. Laurie Morgan. Top row-Coach Bilicki, Anita Geiger, Jenny Mentz, Carmen Berlinger, Debbie Bourgois, Yvonne Conlon, Lynn Morgan, Sandy Rucinski. Captain- Debbie Winn here’s Sioui ft flUent 6 13 Yale 43 5 Almont 32 13 Almont 37 18 Capac 40 16 Marysville 63 21 Brown City 21 17 Capac 53 12 New Haven 47 16 Brown City 42 23 Richmond 45 10 New Haven 42 13 Dryden 36 11 Richmond 29 20 Marysville 34 19 Dryden 30 14 Armada 46 19 Armada 18 20 Yale HONEYBEES OPPONENT

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(toad? of tlje Hear — For the Blue Water Area, Jackie Jeffery receives District Championship trophy from Gary Summerix. Under Mrs. Jef- fery the Varsity Honeybees had a very successful season in 1975. For the fourth year in a row they were undefeated in league play and also took the Class “C” District champion- ship. The Honeybees outscored there opponents on the aver- age of 38 points per game. Their record for the last four years stands at 66 wins against 9 losses. Their success can be attributed especially to the determination and desire each and every player on the team showed during games and at practice. So to the girls who gave their all this past season, we say Thank-You. Basketball Jflashbark 1911 . . . We believe basketball has come to stay. Although this is our first year the teams have made a good show- ing. The girls’ team is especially strong winning their first game 22-9.

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Harsity betters Front Row: Kevin McCarty, Tim Mentz, Joe Cunnings, Mark Marnon, Jeff Wells, Bruce Dunsmore, Bob Schott; Back Row: Doug McMil- lan, Mark Morris, Rich Wilson, A1 Phillips, Dan Walkowicz, Wally Sinda, Ray Walters, Coach Helinski. I am challenged by the opportunity of rebuilding a basketball program, which has been down in recent years. Last year’s team, coached by Mr. La- Fave made some strong steps in the right direction. I stated I hope to build on last years success and con- tinue to improve each year. I firmly believe the important things is not where we are now, but in what direc- tion we are moving. basketball JR ash bark 1353 As winter began to spread its commanding grip on dear old Memphis High, there were twenty- eight boys who faithfully reported for basketball to attempt to build a successful team from the re- mains of last year’s unsuccessful squad. First year Coach Mr. Helinski Coach Helinski