Mount Clemens High School - Yearbook (Mount Clemens, MI)

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.J eed and mn are euen tial SWIMMING Skill and co-ordination in the water, such as the Bather swimming siluad has displayed this year, comes only a ter long hours of difficult practice. Such diligent practice is usually re- warded and this ear is no exception. Two school records fell to the relay team of Tom Coulon, Bob Gibson, Bill A bee and Jack Smoot. With a overall year's record not quite as ipod as had been hoped for, the 1956 Tan team must be content to be winners in the less tangible columns of sportsman- ship and co-operation. Coach Charles Nemeth is to be con- gratulated for his fine work in producing a team which will long live in the memories of the students of M. C. H. S., 1955-56. Charles Nemeth, Coach VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES 39 - Mount Clemens Ferndale - 48 25 - Mount Clemens Birmingham - 62 37 - Mount Clemens Hazel Park - 50 50 - Mount Clemens Hamtramck - 33 52 - Mount Clemens Ferndale - 35 33 - Mount Clemens Hazel Park - 54 32 - Mount Clemens Birmingham - 55 53 - Mount Clemens Hamtramck - 84 E. M. L. Meet-3rd place VARSITY SWIMMING team to row: Bill Kielman, Tom Smith, Gary Carlos, John Buckholz Ed Bergman, Gary Sjeaman, Joe Pessendorfer, Hal Lay, Jay Hoker, Tom Dedenbach, Wayne Bolle, Don Boden, Dick Allen, Tony Manella, Jerry Markle, Bob Nicholson, Kurt Smith and Tom Fisher. Bottom row: Jay Hartford, Bill Albee, Jack Smoot, Bob Gibson, Tom Coulon, Ron Sulflow, Duane Gamm, Gary Carter, Bruce Lawrence, Dick Willams, Jack Schleuntz, Ralph Czarnecki, and Larry St.Aubin. 114 , WF . S 1' ' . lv , '14 Q. ' . lim., A A A . .. - 17

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x 1. Robert Lockwood, Coach over hilt down dale CROSS COUNTRY Cross-country, a fall competitive run- ning sport is a part of the athletic program of the Eastern Michigan League. Its pop- ularity is increasing in both the United States and England. probably stems frometaoin ETAOSSI li'l'A Originally an over hill, down dale run, Cross-country now has a prescribed distance ftwo miles for high schoolsj and standardized obstacles. It combines speed and endurance to provide an interesting and competitive sport for all boys. Cross-country is in its infancy as an Eastern Michigan League s ort, but it has already gained sufficient followers to war- rant a Regional Meet and an Eastern Mich- igan League meet with plenty of compe- tition within the bounds of Michigan. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES gow score winsj 42-Mount lemens Birmingham-15 20-Mount Clemens Berkle -41 40-Mount Clemens Hazel Pali-15 44 - Mount Clemens Birmingham - 15 19-Mount Clemens Hamtramck-69 E.M.L. Meet Mount Clemens -3rd place State Regional Meet Mount Clemens-6th place CROSS COUNTRY team bottom row: Gary Carter, Robert Glefke, Walter Plavlianich, Ray Simms, Ralph Small, Richard Rollens, Lloyd Simms. middle row: Haro d Wise, John Folson, Bob Gave, Melvin Schmidt, Richard Pernell, Coach Robert Lockwood. top row: Larry Snodgrass, Bryan Chamberlain, Nelles Ford, Dick Mullen, Vern Titus, Gerald Baumgarten, Don Hartman.

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'N u if 'F 5 WM 4 . :I 4 Ron Falkenhagen Joe Thomas Ken Sharber Ken Grimes The Bathers put up a good fight in the Port Huron basketball game. the hard court pl-oducez 1 5 X Q L -L 'X' X'-'ly BASKETBALL if all L . U f sg, ' If one word could describe the 1955- . 56 M.C.H.S. basketball season, it could ' only be exciting This was proved by 4 'i the Bather cage crew which gave its best l V, to nrovide the Bather fans with countless l 1, 1 minutes of thrilling baskektball. f Ed Noe Competition from Eastern Michigan League schools is always keen, this year exceptionally so with the added combe- tition from schools such as Van Dyke, Hamtramck and St. Clair. Graduation from the 1955 Re g i on al 18 I . Marv Ulman