Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Don Hoekenga booms a punt away, saving M.S. from a critical situation. This was the year- of testing for the MS. varsity football squad, both for the players and the new coach, Bob Bacon. Oftentimes things were not as we would wish them to be. The Mona Shores gridiron, when failing to pick up first down yardage, was forced into a punting situation. Our cheerleaders, as Well as the fans, reflected the moods of the game. Opposing teams drove hard for first down yardage, but Sailor defenders were in pursuit and many times tackled them for a loss. Barb Stibitz and Vivian Freberg express their emotions as the Sailors fight for a victory. Rodger Funkhouser, 23, chas- es after a Big Red carrier in an attempt to run him down. A Big Red ball carrier is smothered by Rod Kitchen, 66, and Grant Stevenson, 47.