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

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52-Zei?1?e.321sfi2-4s?1 512255 i 1812.8 'Wi Bottom row: Noel Smith, Ken Kunkel, Bill Jacobs, Dwight Logie, Dennis Rehder, John Kursteiner, Ed Bergman, Harold Trumbo, Tony Kaptrosky and Bob Eaton. Second row: Closezill Kings, Gary Brouwer, Bill Gantt, Jim Held, Jim Madaus, Chuck Baarck, Jim Welzer, Dave Mial, Mike Childers and Bob Lamb. Third row: Philip Cleven, Jim Roberts, George Brda, Tom Bailey, Larry LeNeve, John Baarck, Roy Luthe, Gary Hoover, Dick Baldwin and' Fred Gerds. Top row: Pete Martel, Harvey Pearl and Keith Wendt, managers, Mr. Charles Evans, Mr. Raymond Figg, asst. coaches, Mr. William Mowry, head coach, David Wright and Dan Tassell, managers and Henry Parkinson. One of the thrills of the football season occurs each time two opposing players get up in the air and fight for possession of the pigskin on a pass. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Mount Clemens High's Junior Varsity football team finished the season with a record that reflected their hard work and constant determination. Many outstanding plays, including long runs and excellent passing, filled the JayVee games. Coach David McEvers' able coaching helped produce a team that took each game in stride and proved to be a rugged contender against all op- ponents. They impressively toppled L'Anse Creuse to start the season off. Team cooperation and high spirits defeated this new rival. Next they beat Royal Oak Kimball and Birming- ham, both close and hard fought games. Port Huron and Ferndale were the only two schools that could push the Bather JayVees from the winning column. However, the Red and Grey came back to romp over Hazel Park and end the season by tying the East Detroit eleven. SCORES Mount Clemens 41 L'Anse Creuse 6 Mount Clemens R. O. Kimball 7 Mount Clemens Birmingham 13 Mount Clemens Port Huron 26 Mount Clemens Ferndale T2 Mount Clemens Hazel Park 'I9 Mount Clemens East Detroit T3 120