Napoleon High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Napoleon, MI)

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First Row: Richard Lingard, Gerald Brown, John Lantis, Duane Lantis, Second Row: Gordon Smith, Coach, Howard Meeks, Herb Howard, Raymond Maule. six his the 3rd How the if-Uawzfw The 1953 edition of Napoleon Pirate Harriers boasted veteran runners. The team, led by Ray Maule running in fourth year of cross-country competition, consisted of additional members: Duane Lantis, 3rd year, Herb Howard year, Gerald Brown, 2nd year, Dick Lingard, 3rd year, ard Meeks, 3rd year and newcomer John Lantis. Throughout year this team twice defeated Adrian High School, once each Jackson High Reserves and Ann Arbor High Reserves, and VV. S twice defeated by State Champ Spring Arbor. The team placed third in the Hastings Invitional Meet, third in the Albion College Invitational Meet, and third in the State Meet, each time losing to State Champion Spring Arbor and runner-up Lansing Everett. The award for the most improvement shown throughout the year would have to be divided between the Lantis brothers. The most notable achievement by one individual during the year was Duane Lantis running at our Wolf Lake course in the third fastest time ever turned in by a Napoleon boy. is p had team Although many teams have won more trophies, this team robably one of the strongest Napoleon has produced. It very outstanding competition, and certainly it was a top in attitude, willingness to work and good sportsmansh p. 152-

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First Row: E. Queen, J. Goodrich, Coaches, Ronald Warner, Joe Fischmeister, Jim Cornell, Melvin Pruden, Robert Lewis, Paul Gormley, Keith Reed, Keith Harris, Second Row: Bobby Heckaman Richard Foster, Paul Randolf, Robert Walker, Don Greene, Tom Parkinson, Jim Franklin, Ken Bostodor, Art Dove, Third Row: Mike Fish, Gerald Brown, Duane Cowgill, Dick Lashley, Douglas Reed, Dale Heselschwerdt, Duane Iverson, Harvey Henning, David Heckaman, Fourth Row: David Lashley, Don Hoyt, Arlen Burk, Byron Antcliff, Dean Fowler, Jack Dean, Jim McGonega1. gzldffdf Napoleon ----------------- 18-6 ----------------------- Brooklyn Napoleon --6-27 --------------- Michigan Center Napoleon ----------------- 7-lh -------------------------- Parma Napoleon ----------------- 3:8-13 --------------- Vander-cook Lake Napoleon ----------------- 32-O --------------------- Springport Napoleon ------- - ----'---- 7-12 ------------------------ Concord Napoleon ----------------- 32-11.1. ------------------ East Jackson Napoleon O-19 ---------------------- Grass Lake ..5L.

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1, K Left to right: Nancy Wetherb J ki S 111 Thurman, Carol Holdridge. Y, ac 6 Gov 6' Janice Mlledbaf There are four varsity cheerleaders. Janice Thurman, a senior, has been a cheerleader for four years, Nancy Weth- erby, another senior, for two years, Jackie Scoville, a jun- ior, for three years and Carolyn Miller, a junior, for one year. Carolyn is also captain of the squad. The squad made new outfits this year, consisting of a green corduroy weskit ani skirt, with White lining, a white icngsleeved blouse, gre white shoes. They sold for the outfits. The girls attended last fall. With other they were guests at one in and white socks, green tights, and pins to help the student council pay the Cheerleaders Clinic at Ann Arbor cheerleaders from all over the of the U. of M. football games. state f Q-is 1 F X54 M x X5 5 lx . lx Nu WW ..531