University High School - Nunc Dimittis Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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E11 ll ll ll lEl1:! UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL EEN if ll ll iD these, the team gained a lead of two points which they maintained till the end, winning by 20-18. We reached the finals of the State tournament with an easy victory Over Charlevoix, 25-16. The score was 23-5 at the end of the third quarter at the time the reserves went in. Although we lost the finals to St. Augustine of Kalamazoo, 24-14, the entire school is proud of the record made by our team. The peculiar offense of the Augustines baffled the team during the entire game. The team will lose Rod Howell, Dana Seeley, Garry Bunting, and Robert Hewett by graduation 5 Richard Lorch and Richard Anderson will be lost through ineligibility. Captain-elect Goss, Haas, McCallum, Lefty Howell, and Daugherty will be back next year, while the second team will also furnish promising material for next year's squad. The Second Team also had an enviable record, being unbeaten throughout the season. Too much credit cannot be given to Coaches East and Rasmussen for their splendid work, and there is every indication that next year's team will have a very successful season. ' SCHEDULED U. H. S. .... 69-Manchester ..... 6 U. H. S. .... 24--Farmington ..... 7 U. H. S. .... 22-Alumni . ....... 21 U. H. S. .... 53-Clinton . . . . .. 4 U. H. S. .... 19-Wayne ... ....15 U. H. S. .... 27-Saline . ....... . 4 U. H. S. .... 29-Chelsea . ....... 18 U. H. S. .... 21--Roosevelt fYpsij. 8 U. H. S. .... 28-St. Thomas ..... 18 U. H. S. .... 38-Milan .......... 9 U. H. S. .... 30-Dundee . ....... 19 U. H. S. .... 35-Lincoln . . . . . . 6 395 127 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT U. H. S. .... 34-Northville . ..... 13 U. H. S. .... 36--Saline . ........ 20 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT U. H. S. .... 25-Chelsea . ....... 14 U. H. S. .... 41-Jonesville . . . . . 9 U. H. S. .... 27-Milan .......... 21 STATE TOURNAMENT U. H. S. .... 20-Gladstone . ..... 18 U. H. S. .... 25-Charlevoix ...... 16 U. H. S. .... 14-St. Augustine . . .24 Bl Il ll ll ll Il I El l ll 111 ll ll ll IB 29

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Fl ll ll li ll ID!-I NUNC DIMITTIS I-IEH ll ll ll E Seated: Roliert llonell, Rolxert llewett. Garry Hunting. Roderic llowell, Riclianl Lorch, Philip Mcfal- h'ni, Vlufstt-1' Ilznuzlierty. Standing: llonald Slaeliler. student manager. Ned l.oos. assistant inanager. Kelly tloss, llana Seeley. Rieharil Anderson, Nesliitt llaas. Nr. East, coach, Mr, Darling, faculty manager. BASKETBALL liy winning their way to the finals in the Class Cf State llasketlmall tournament. the University lligh School team made the most impressive record ever achieved in L'niversity lligh School athletics. 'l'he two most exciting scheduled games of the season were with the :Xlumni and St. 'l'homas. The entire Alumni game was marked hy close scoring, neither team heing more than four or live points ahead of the other. The game ended JZ-21 favor of the School team. The game with St. Thomas was nip-and-tuck until the linal quarter, when Seeley sank a sensational shot, and two more baskets so disheartened the St. Thorn- as team that University lligh won the game 28-18. The other games on the schedule were rather mediocre, and the team won them handily. 'l'he team won the District Championship hy defeating Northville and Saline without any trouhle, llefeatine' Chelsea and 'Ionesville hy conifortalxle margins, the team advanced to the tinals ol the Regional tournament, where they played lllilan. Milan gave much more opposition than was expected, hut the team came through with a 27-21 victory. The lirst game in the State tournament with Gladstone very nearly ended our title hopes. ,Xt the heginning of the last quarter the score was l8-12 in favor of Gladstone. ln the tirst minute and ten seconds of the last quarter three baskets were made hy University High. This evened the score, 18-l8. VVith one-and-a-half minutes of play left, Howell was granted two free throws. Scoring on hoth of El! Il Il ll Il Il I E1 l Il ll ll Il Il IE! ZS

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