Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS IN FOOTBALL Clayton Choquette: Second Team All Rangeg Honorable mention all U.P. Robert Carlson: Honorable Mention All U.P. Ralph Lowden: First Team All Rangeg Honorable Mention All U.P. Melvin Holme: First Team All Range: First Team All U.P. Honorable Mention All State. 64 QQIAQ J 8145 Marion Applin, Louella Zanon, Carol Anderson, Kay Marinello, Eileen Sporer. Bob Gendron, and Barton Sunn. With an Hs, with an S, A T-E-A-M With an S-T-A ,l51Q ! Yea Team! with an HM, with ah HM, T-E-A-M With an M-B-o, L Yea Team! With an S-T-A and a T-E-A-M --M-B-o he I G Fight! Fight! Fight!!! Come on Stambo, Let's go!! I A ' if Yin, W 4

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Zgaalfefgaf BACK ROW: Coach Anderson, Pat Pennoni, Lee Lindstrom, John Meyers, Edward Williams, Robert Carlson, Lowell Finnegan. FRONT ROW: Ronald Holmes, Ronald Leonoff, Clayton Choquette, Melvin Holme, Ronald Sherwood, John Cederna, SEASON SCORES Stambaugh 39 Ishpeming 32 Stambaugh 34 Crystal Falls 38 Stambaugh Negaunee Stambaugh Iron Mountain Stambaugh Ironwood Stambaugh Iron River Stambaugh Norway Stambaugh Crystal Falls Stambaugh Iron Mountain Stambaugh Kingsford Stambaugh Kingsford Stambaugh Norway Stambaugh Iron River Stambaugh Bessemer DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Stambaugh 43 Bessemer 42 Stambaugh 39 Crystal Falls 37 Stambaugh 45 Wakefield 66 REVIEW OF THE SEASON A tremendous fighting effort in District Tournament play at Wakefield brought success to what was a dismal season in the conference race. Going into the tournament as non- contenders the Hilltoppers defeated Bessemer and Crystal Falls, only to be eliminated by Wakefield in the final championship game. Opening the season with a win over Ishpeming, ultimately to become Class B champions in the U.P., Stambaugh hit the skids and lost the next 8 games. The boys fought hard with that old Stambaugh spirit and the student body gave splendid support, but victory was not to be ours until we squared off with Iron River. Here sweetvictory was attained. Kingsford and Norway were defeated in succeeding games and success came to our deserving boys at last. Including tournament play the Hilltoppers dropped ten games and won six. Members of our first team were: Melvin Holme, Ronnie Holmes, Ronnie Leonoff, Ronnie Sherwood, Edward Williams, and Lowell Finnegan. High scoring honors went to Melvin Holme, who performed brilliantly throughout the season. The most improved player was Eddie Williams, who made the starting line-up in mid-season and turned in excellent games thereafter. , 46

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