Waterford Kettering High School - Kismet Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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Golfers shoot an even par Captains Opponents 165 Milford 163 165 Walled Lake Central 159 162 Clarkston 168 173 West Bloomfield 155 170 Bloomfield Hills Andover 151 407 Waterford Mott 396 407 Waterford Township 411 162 Clarenceville 169 160 Walled Lake Western 177 157 Milford 160 169 Pontiac Northern 179 165 West Bloomfield 150 167 Bloomfield Hills Andover 155 158 Clarkston 154 157 Clarenceville 166 173 Walled Lake Western 179 1974-75 Golf Team: jim Shanks, Kirk Childress, Mike' Houghton, Greg Narsh, john Gibson, Scott Taylor, Greg Buliga, Paul Gibson.

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Kettering's Golf Team improved in many ways from last year. Their biggest win came against a cross town rival, Waterford Township, when they won a double meet, 407- 411. ln addition to being the team captain, john Gibson set a new school record for nine holes, a three under par thirty-three at Pontiac Country Club. In the area tournaments, the Oakland Press Invitational, Wayne- Oakland League Tournament and the State Regionals, Kettering finished tenth, third and twelfth respectively. This year's ten member team consisted of three seniors, six juniors and one sophomore. With so many juniors returning, next year's team should pose a threat to opponents. jim Chubb practices swing before teeing off. Paul Gibson and Greg Buliga stand and watch as their team member prepares to hit the ball. Paul Gibson tees off another hole of golf.

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Kettering gridders With Senior Captains john Bauer and Bill Kurtz, the Kettering grid team ended the season with a four win four loss record. Kirk Gibson received the most valuable player award. Gibson also set a new school record of twenty-five running attempts gain- ing 311 yards in a single game. Others re- ceiving awards were Chet Muckenhirn, the Vince Lombardi Award and Mike Merritt the Optimist Award. Everyone knows the Kettering- Township crosstown rivalry. This game was probably the most surprising and best played game in Kettering's entire season, as Kettering - - or of 21 to Running back Bill Kurtz tucks the ball under his arm in antici- Salled Over the Sklppers by 8' SC e pation of being tackled by a member of the West Bloomfield 14. Lakers 'Varsity te am. 4 .89 16 05? inf Q' J ' in 1974 Kettering Varsity Football Team FRONT ROW: Steve North, manager, Marv Epperson, Wayne Myers, Mike Merritt, Tim Hartland, John Bauer, Bill Kurtz, Kirk Gibson, Tom Burmeister, Paul McCaffrey, Mark Maxwell and Chet Muckenhirn. ROW TWO: Dave Jones, Greg Goestenkors, Greg Ruggles, Dan Whiston, jeff Latch, joe Richardson, jeff Taylor, Dan Mama, Bill Genet, jim Balis and Gil Rodgers, TI-HRD ROW: Head Cgggh Me1Pafter50n, joe Racine, Al Carroll, Rick Cullens, Ed Bowen, Mike Sizemore, Tim Cortese, Russ Farnurn, Brian Shipman, Dave Ruggles, Bob Evans, Dan Devers, Al Embry, Craig Dean, Randy Burmeister, Bill Forge, Russ Gwinn, Pat Stottlemyer, Jeff Johnston, Vince Thomas, Assistant Coach Tom Bryce and Assistant Coach Ed Bronze. v 1 end with . OO season 1 S 3 uv ,L