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

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With spirit and dpersistance, Coach Charles Stephenson an the M.C.H.S. golf team plunged into a season that gave way to new golfing thrills. The E. M. L. champs of last year were prepared for another win- ning season. About the middle of April, the team be- gan to practice. At least three daiys a week, after school, they could be foun at either Gowanie Golf or Hillcrest Country Clup. Home golf meets began at three o'clock in the afternoon. All home meets were played on the Gowanie Golf Course. In all, eleven meets were scheduledg and they were played between the last of April and the first part of June. livery opposing team was met with confidence by the Battlinfg Golfers . They never felt that they were ighting a losing cause. Six players made each away from home trip. Naturally, the first team was among the six. The irst team consisted of: Cap- tain Ray Puffpaff, Chuck Nicolai, Ron Manthey, and Bob Thomas. go! Golfers left to right: Coach Charles Stephenson, Captain Ray Puffpaff, Chuck Nicolai, Ron Manthey, Bob Thomas and Eldon Wyly Coach Charles Stephenson Ray Puffpaff's follow through Eldon Wyly

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Our carefully planned and well attended dances are typical of the many student sponsored activities which are indicative of M.C.H. S. school spirit. Student life H is 27