Powers Catholic High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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gn: Top row: John Hirn, Mike Tomoszewski, Matt Lindman, Dennis Harmon, Coach Jim Vanitvelt, Steve Mitchell, Marvin Dipzinski, Jim Beauchamp, Bill Lorenz. bottom row: Steve Metcalf, Bill Bissonette, Tim Fagan, John McCall, Frank McCracken, John Beauchanp, Tim Walker, Tommy Williams. Bottom left: Bill Bissonette cools down the excitement of the game by easing the ball down court during, o tense period. bottom right: Dennis Harmon attempts an easy two points while uncontested by opponents. Sports I I I

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Fresh Strike Gil Contrary to popular belief, there was an abun- dance of energy in the Flint area this basketball season. Powers' freshman team exhibited the type of action that broke all the rules of the energy cri- sis. Throughout their l2-4 winning season they were frequently sighted going way above the 55 mile an hour limit. Their thermostats were fired up to the point of exceeding the 68 degree mark, they never ran out of gas and never did they switch off the light of their enthusiasm. Coached by Jim Vanivelt, the young Chargers formed a spirit of teamwork and determination. They play well together. The team was sparked by the performance of Dennis Harmon Ueading scorer at 23 points per gamel and Tim Walker Ueading rebounder at 10 per gamel. Although facing a tough schedule, the Chargers streaked through the season. We're sure all fans will agree that with the dedication of both coach and team alike, Pow- ers' freshman basketball team has struck oil! figs fi? msg Qi wskwkw? H ggi? YS S ie? Qxlne siege eglseigg .ge 1233 Qgiwee ifmsx if is: Qwxwgefk, Ring Q sine X. fra siirgt X KEEAQ he 'liggs R5 e be i l'fEX,gxw.ggQesif 37532 g gc 9-an iliwemg gee eiseeef Zagignmn s Xi ef ciieiiiigw SNR? Q XKSEXQS gf it 4 Y Ei X t-es W X uh eesemeegvkgqaiagfe is gg.. 495 sm 'S SxTgQs ngwsX 1358 RSMWZKNL E Flagigw Wie? 3 N X iw W IQQ semi sew X . we sw in e ,se gee Xi We nie if ea -ft ti? gigs nigger Q sf 'Refs tee? . tie 2 Qs' was X we ss yefggx it set? . lee? Wfsaigy Q Qiggiiletesie MRSA X X Q g g?Q1 3 Civil: .E QS. Q W X Jai l X zsiigirgli X BR a it Q X Neg Ms. sf E Merggliriivg N-f PS ie X 3 mQ ig? wiwfgmkg Q Smeg S MX.. :Mx Q X X. .1 tefiqekfzefe. . Xiigwgies, Xxiiffige RK ewrsliigfgiys Qiafgfffie Xi X SQ Mey2fe13Ls '..i 1' levees ew 3 rites Sgt X .,-, jew., ,.,,.,w , it X. 74- M A wgwivengxwqiff Nag: giggefsfrfrgfff fwe fue s'--s 11- ez1euiXe N ref Lev gf f 1f'2eXXiUXwi-MSX -. , as Yee A-a :neg-egress 3 FW ff' 1-sms' :vfsw-saiWWf'.: M-we 5 . :Mgeff XS ,ig .sw .1 X - . 2 4 r K -2 - A 21 was ' v ' ,gif Se- 4 NX .liege is - S' X Sea. -R M. Y. 'Nt N X.::s:f.zM .ne -3-czaaegfiv ew ,f..YieaXQe-ty 1 it-2 X s we 4- iXx.,..,e.rMs,11X-Q-ft,-f R time , W LN I 2355 'lv 9 3531 sz X. emi? . f C. s- i ? Xeiffs 5 eff?-if , . , WN A -,.XwXX 'Q Q1-TMN-3-tiff' T 1 . X F37 . .sd ie'-,ec V' 6 -f tri -- wi -- f :K X , tc . is f , XX 2.1 X1 it' we T' ev . if 'I TF ' W V .E -ff'TX1Zsi.m'XUi X ff' H f i .4 yeggg fef e no gg ' Q S C 6 ef: .L 2-WX X. X.. C- X Q , V. 5 r 3 . S3 . - . ef L f N e ggf.,X-fs: - - 1 - ii t ,, K ' - .9 -:P Q ii X' :f f X. 122202 wt WX fftilf c X. .,, .. as . , ks- es fe f Xe?-fer is f 4 ' . I . -4-yfffgw , fame Q., Q sf - X. .- 5 egg, 1 feels, szmebi , X.: ,. .. X . ' s -wf ,-:pax -N JV' X er -. -gvf-rv, .. , XP . sy 2335 1 . ' skid: sw M W F sw , - X . . w L --gif. .. 'xg+R'rzx H , -lieu . , 1 ,wma -XX M :Xe se, Rss ,Jef . we we Q,-efsfmiie . ,X-fr'-A 1 N X. K if ' ,mere 2 X :MP W Wi 1 Ietfsegduf ei-ftebf gkiig , ef X A .HY seek Q, ,P Z e t a: gg ifei Q g4t3ZQT ,,1 lY ' 1 . . r ,.ff5:4:QQ. f, 5 22225 E XML X., -' 1 AX- -Mk , - -we eg - . . pe, , sf fr X fe .-AQ fi Top right: Dennis Harmon takes the first of two free throws. bottom left: The first step in breaking a press is the inbounds pass from John Beauchamp to Steve Metcalf. H0 Sports

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Chargers Build Momentum emu-I1i.f A' .. rf , f -' ' The exciting fast-paced game of hockey was introduced to Powers in l973. The combination of the hard work and determination of both the team and Coach Dave Durkin, resulted in a victori- ous first season. This year the 1974 hockey team faced the difficult iob of maintaining that tremendous reputation set by their predecessors. The team's expectations were fulfilled as their efforts resulted in yet another winning season! The I4-6-1 closing record placed the Chargers second in the Southern Division. Joe Beach was named to the All-City Second Team, while Chris Smethwick and Mike Stehno received Honorable Mentions. All three will be returning next year which should prove to be a favorable asset to the upcoming team. The 7973-74 Hockey Team: Top row: Steve Snow, Brad Brady, Gordie Howe, Joe Beach, Todd Kraemer, Paul Macksood, Steve Hil- densperger. middle row: Bruce Bodrie, Marty Cisowski, Alternate Captain Steve Lyttle, Captain Bill Blankenship, Coach Dave Durkin, Alternate Captain Jerry Holloway, Alternate Captain Matt Collier, Dominic Goyette, Harry Bigelow, Manager Steve Abaid. bottom row: Mike Stehno, Barry Boike, Aidan C'Donnell, Luc Joncas, John Stehno, Dave Senninger, Chris Smethwick. not shown: Bob Dou- cette, Statisticians Bev Cherwinski and Margie O'Brien. I I2 Sports l l