Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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f-1 'YEL i Bill Daniel and Bill Troungo prove the spirit of teamwork. Teamwork Keynotes Fall Here is another team working to- ward the success of a game. 'Q Sports After an interception, he takes off down the field in a blur of speed. 129 Timing is of the essence for Cross Country runners. A lg

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Front row: D. Spiegal, B. Troungo, M. Cunningham, B. Daniels, B. Webb, P. Sanger, D. Knight. Second row: Coach A. Malinowski, M. Hilling, A. Crane, M. LaFleur, N. Duftner, J. Tyrer, L. Mills, F. Burke, F. Labute. Third row: T. Mueller, W. Bennett, E. Smith, A. Demick D. Morencie, G. Volemenous. Fourth row: Time-keeper J. Hindley, B. Syc, J. VanRiper, F. Kaisic, D. Mowers, G. Mott, 8. Sheets, H. Spiegel, Time-keeper J. Hooper. Trenton: 'l5 Dearborn ...., .,..... 4 0 29 Wyandotte ..,... ....,.. 2 6 30 Bentley ......... ......,.., 2 5 36 Plymouth ...,.,. ......, 'I 9 28 Belleville .......,.. ....... 2 7 16 Allen Park .......... ....... 3 9 29 Redford Union ....,..... 2,26 26 Fordson ....,....,.... .,..... 2 9 This year's Cross Country team, under the guidance of Coach Tony Malinowslci and Co-Captains Marion Cun- ningham and Bill Daniel, finished fourth in the conference. League standings are determined in the league meet held at the end of the season. Thus the dual meets early in the fall help to give the thinclads experience against other teams as well as practice on the two-mile courses of this area. The league meet was held this year at Plymouth's Cass Benton Park on October 29. ln it, Bill Daniel finished fifth, Bill Troungo eleventh, and Marion Cunningham eigh- teenth. 128 Cross Country Routes Were Rugged This Year Jean Hindley and Judy Hooper prove useful as timers.

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Cagers Face Tough Opposition After the 1959-1960 season of basketball at THS the Troian Cagers finished fifth in the league standings. One of the year's most exciting games, played against Redford Un- ion, ended in a score of Trenton 85 and R.U. 52. The score was close dur- ing the first half, but Trenton toolc the lead early in the third quarter and lcept going from there. Coach Harold Jaroch's squad had three captains this year, Rudy Lucidi, Jett Pearl, and Tom Wulcovits. They helped the Trojans to a t ree and seven record in regular season competition. nlywj, ,slllw W. Bennett, S. Fenner, T. Hursey, K. Dahlka, A. Buchanon, R. Drabant, B. Daniel, Coach H. JGr0Cl'1, W. Fought, Co-Captain J. Pearl, Co-Captain R. Lucidi, M. Stokes, W. Quednau, Co-Captain T. Wukovits, D. Clark. Trenton tries hard to save the ball. Trenton: 59 Monroe . 54 50 Allen Park . . , . 53 47 Plymouth .. . . 54 36 Bentley . , , 57 51 Belleville .. 61 39 Redford Union .. 65 55 Allen Park .. . ,. 43 58 Plymouth . 54 41 Bentley . . . 59 56 Belleville . , 57 85 Redford Union .,.... 52