Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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fhii This was Steve Szaboas first year as Head Coach. Mr. Szabo spent 13 years as assistant coach. Although he is losing some good players, he is optimistic about next year. Pat Owen, Glenn Behler, Ken Richards, Irv lVIcCalister, Jan Woo- ten, Gerald Collier, and Dennis Brown were called to go both ways W 9

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Varsity. First row: Glenn Behler, R, M. Mags-0, Doug Wafllv, Larry Dura, S1-ull lsgrigg, Dvnnis Hmm ui. Brut-1 Woodmorc, Jim Green, Hank Gamhlv, Bill Torlvy. Srwinrf rnux' Dale- Humplirvy. William Vllzirv. .-lr! llultlnmn Ken Richards, Ed Smith, Gerald Collif-r, Kr-n Booth, Gvorgv Lauingm-r, Pat Owl-n, jun Worm-n. .lgum-5 Hill.-x Third row: Tim Baylor, Isiah Moor:-he-ad, Mark Inglvslwc-, Pat Bri-vn, Culxin Smith. Karl Danis. .lulm Hut Ron White, Leonard Smith, Dan Harper, Gvralcl Williams. Coavln-s Sl:-vv Szabo, M1-I NllSS.Cl1Lll'l4'S lVIili-Iivll. Bill Richardson. Not pictured: Irv McCali1-ztvr. L4 Chiu Show Spirit f, 'fi I H0 I' ! fs,4x.'fLs4a1m5.'r2H f xx mwgdhs-Jalmnfivw 5-mmf 1 2' f I aw, i is A If 71? A 'xv

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Chiefs - Initiate New Coach to overcome the lack of depth and experience. However, next year the Chiefs will have experience in every posi- tion except center. With Jim Green, Dale Humphrey, and Bruce Wood- more returning, the Chiefs should have a backfield with a punch. Highlighting Central's 2-7 record were winning efforts against Arthur Hill and Flint Northwestern. Arthur Hill lost to the Chiefs, 34 to 18. Dale Humphrey's 95 yard run had the crowd roaring. Without regular practice sessions, the team showed real spirit and togetherness, downing Flint Northwestern, 28 to 6. ln the Flint Central game, the team top-rated lndians to a four point lead until the fourth quarter. Leonard Smith, Glenn Behler, and Gerald Collier played a good defen- sive game. Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders helped keep the spirit alive by put- ting up signs, posters, and giving the student body spirited pep assemblies despite the problems at the beginning of the season. First row: William Anderson, Carleton Jones, Eddie Fletcher, R. M. Magee, Joe Harris, Young- blood, Robert Smith, James Wright, Michael Betty. Second row: James Frazer, Barry Evans, Joe Moody, Richard Nichols, Villie Glaspar, Dan Sorenson, Ron Johnson, Robert Robinson, Alvin Wallace, Jerome Adams. Third row: Paul Schmucker, Al Bridges, Walter Markwood, Jack Clark, Stephen Marshall, William Brown, Don Hall, Brian Wells, Allen Wiekman, John Promfret. Coaches Art Van Ryzin, Bobby Hartwell, Roger Roller. Not pictured: William Knoll, Sam Corke, Leo James Liddy, Brad Beedle, Jessie Giles, Boy Haney, and Jerome Mitchell. Qi ,V nun-:pa---Q...1.......,, ,W jf! ,, We ,WV f I Y W AQ, - at , , ,, 1 , , ' . , X, , ,, 4 ,fr f'f' rf, W ww 4 1 Q f . , l W uwjly. f W r X 1 . ,,,. g - it if 1 ,hx Z, 1 4 Qgfag ' fy I f I .,,, 1, W 4 f f ' 'I sail'-E'te'tNBHi'lZ74'if'.--r R t t Bi Bl J rx s 0 'si t -.E'm,ti A4 ltr' ' J 'if .M-xt: W w - ,sl Qi E f WN:-ip XX,. lf it I9 J iw a ..,t4 JCC! C' ' ft 23