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

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Putters And Irons Are The1r Trademark 1? lf' X ?' Q C ,YV GOLF Coach Charles Stephenson led his golf team through pre- season practices so that golfing skills were perfected and good play became almost automatic All home matches were played at the Gowanie Country Club and each opponent was m e t with a confidence that guided the tea m through a successful season. Using all their woods and irons to their best advantage, the boys drove golf balls down the fairway, avoided traps and bunkers along the way. A n d finally, putting the ball across the green into the cup. . . l X Skip Schwartzcnlxerg practices his L? La Lim?-I: M IL UN Stamf ning during a practice session, Bottom row: fleft to rightl Mr. Stephenson, and C. XVeismr Top row L Spodeck R coach, H. Schwartzcnberg, R. Eaton, M. Badc Baldwin, T. Odor and M junkc 120

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Swo-omph! A Point For The Netters l i Y , l Steve Levine follows through on a forehand smash. TENNIS Love, advantage in and ad- vantage out were some of the words shouted back and forth over the nets of the lVl.C.l-l.S. tennis courts as members of the tennis team p ra c t i c e d foot work and tested co-ordination. After school workouts, under the coaching of Mr. Allan Olds, gave the team an opportunity to drill on various tennis funda- mentals that were used through- out the season. Whether the team travelled for away games or entertained on their home courts, they gained knowledge from many new experiences -and their teamwork and sportsmanship were rewarded. Bill Albee stretches to put more power into his serve. Bottom row: Cleft to rightl Mr. Olds, coach, ping, j.Held, D.Sheridan, H. Parkinson, H. R. Shoup, DI. Buckholz, M. McDoniel, NV. Albee, Parkinson, G. Steiss, D. MacMillan and T. G. Dnhbs and S. Levine. Second row: R. Cop- Twork. l2S

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