Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

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UP AND HOLLER! The least of Yale ' s worries was getting Paul Klocke around end, as Jeff Ferrier escorts.

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ALL FOR YALE STAND The excitement began to build as the 2 o ' clock kick off time approached. The stands were packed with Bulldog fans anxious to see if Yale would pull off a homecoming victory. But it was not to be as New Haven prevailed 34-20. However, we are very proud of the efforts put forth by our team against one of the top teams in the league. Touchdowns for the Bulldogs were scored by Paul Klocke, Kent Porter, and Dan Keegan. The game was an offensive struggle and there were a few bad breaks that really hurt Yale ' s chances. As coach Egan later stated, The team contin- ues to improve every week and by the end of the year we could play even with any team in our league. Six for Yale! Seniors Kent Porter and Paul Klocke celebrate after Paul scored Yale ' s second touchdown. New Haven finally found a way to stop Kent Porter, they also Junior signal caller Steve Bond gets the offense started, helped him loosen his helmet. 8

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YALE LET ' S THEIR Everybody is getting into it. J Out spirit keeps on rolling on. SPIRIT SHINE It was high noon; the sun was full when all the members gathered on the street. The parade began and was led by the policemen. The parade in- cluded the floats made by our high school students. Also, many Yale community members such as the Hos- pital Auxilary participated. Cheerlead- ers rode on cars cheering for a home- coming victory. Child ren from the Dale Ann ' s School of dance were in- cluded in this year ' s parade. No pa- rade is really a parade without a clown. That ' s why high school stu- dents dressed up as clowns and livened the parade. This year ' s parade was a super turnout and the weather was terrific. It was the biggest parade in quite some time. Varsity cheerleaders showing their spirit. 10