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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS LUMBERJILLS UP RECORDTO 6-7 CHEERLEADERS By René Johnson The Alpena Community College Lumberjills came back to Alpena Friday January 26 with a triumph over Schoolcraft, 76 to 57. Joette Woloszyk was the superstar for the Lumberjills that night bring: ing back home 21 points and 17 re Mary Ellen Sermak also contributed to a Winning cause with 16 points and Phyllis Idalski added 14. As for Schoolcraft, Melissa Youngberg was high for the losers with 16 points followed by Caren Beers with 14. Saturday, Jan. 27, the Lumber- jills downed Mott Community Col- lege “itis Lumberjills trailed by 7 points 47-40 with less than 8 min- utes left in the game, but out- scored Mott in the next 7 minutes to pull out a victory. Dale Beard scores. Joette Woloszykwas Alpena’‘s top scorer with 17 points while Phyllis Idalski and Mary Ellen Sermack both added 16 points. ith Karen ON eil and Caren Loper both adding 12 points for = ig ee Lumberjills are now 6-7. .M.BASKETBALL IS HERE AGAIN By Rene’ Johnson If you‘ve been down to the East Campus 9Y™ fately, you'll find that not only are our Lumberjacks and Lumberfills playing there, but also The “B’” Street 5, The Veterans, Concrete and even the Up In Smoke Team Yes, it is time for the intramural — basketball games sponsored by Ben- ny Torsch and Don Pregizer, Room 106 Van Lare Hall. The six team tournament, started January 29, will be playing at the East Campus gym every Monday, Wednesday and) Thursday now. through March 5. Anyone interested in substituting on one of these teams should get down to Room 106 Van Lare Hall right away!.. Sign up with Benny Torschor Don Pregizer for the best time of your life. JACKS PLAY THREE, LOSE ONE By Rene’ Johnson © The Alpena Community College Lumberjacks suffered a 68-54 con- ference loss at Macomb — on Sat., Feb. 3, putting their record at 12-7 for the season. With Alonzo Weatherly scoring 9 points, leaving Earl Buckingham the only ‘Jack’ with double figure. scoring at 17 points, Coach Schray stated, “Our boys.were just not Playing like they should. They looked as though they were tired. 1 _ just can’t believe it. Macomb’‘s Mike Zathoff led Ma- comb to a victory with 24 points, while Coadie Kothwill added 16 points at a winning cause. Saturdays loss put the Lumber- jacks at 8 conference wins and 4 loses for the season. Alpena 108, St. Clair 71 At the East Campus gym last Wednesday night, the ACC Lumber- jacks registered their eleventh win in their last 12 games by downing St. Clair 108-71. St. Clair, now 7-11, kept pace with Alpena in ‘pecome A COLLEGE CAMPUS DEALER. NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED: CAMPUS UPDATE, February 14, 1979, Page 3 ON THE ROAD By Bev Orban In the afternoon of Friday, February 2, seven enthusiastic cheerleaders boarded the ACC van, eagerly anticipating the weekend ahead of them. The girls were on their way down to Detroit to cheer for their first “away” games. The five-hour trip down was not something the cheerleaders had looked forward to; however, it actually turned out to be one of the most worthwhile parts of the trip. 't gave Amy Bushey, Cindy Flynn, Bev Orban, Irene Stoppa, Jody Cadarette, Lynnette Rouleau and Ruth Hale a chance to get to know One another and become friends rather than just acquaintances. They arrived at Schoolcraft Friday night, just in time to cheer the woman's team on to a 76 to 57 victory.. The girls then piled back into the van and traveled another 30 miles to the Red Roof Inn, in Macomb. By the time they reached their motel they were so exhausted they went straight to bed and called it a day. The next morning they rushed to Macomb Community College for the 1:00 men’s basketball game. Unfortunately, the Jacks lost the game by a score of 68 to 54. After the game the girls finally got to take off their cus Ng. Sunday morning found the girls headed for a men’s game in Lansing against the MSU JV’s. The Lumberjacks won 88 to 69. After the game, Coach Schray invited the cheerleaders, along with the players, over to -his parents’ house near Lansing for a small get-together. It was sort of a grand finale to the trip. —_——_— the first half, ‘but in: the | Sell Brand Name Stereo Components second half ACC quickly jumped out in front by 14 (a points. At this point, Coach | Schray took out his star- ting five and played his ( substitutes the final ten minutes of play. Weatherly pumped in 22 points and Chris Harris, Jeff - Cotterell and Dale Beard were also in double figures, ending the game with 17 points each. Alpena 86, Washtenaw 78 Finally on Feb. 10, the Jacks defeated the Washte- naw Warriors by a score of 86-78. Six Alpena players were in the double figures led by Earl Buckingham with 14 points. AG at lowest prices. High profits; For details, contact: FAD Components, Inc. 65 Passaic Ave., P.O. Box 689, Fairfield, New Jersey 07006 Ilene Orlowsky 201-227-6800 | =-——- = — _ _ — — — hurry over to KOTWICKI'S THE GIFT CENTER 805 Chisholm & Alpena Shopping Center : For the best buys in town They arrived back in Alpena late Sunday night. The trip had not only been a success, but it had brought the entire squad closer together than they fa ever been before. SOFTBALL IS NEW SPORT AT ACC By Cathy Mason There will be something new in: ACC sports this spring - Women’s fastpitch softball. ‘i Daring the March try-outs, the 15 players that compose a team will be chosen. Any woman who is a full- time student at ACC qualifies. Coach Dick Miles says that with hard work one “‘can learn a lot of the skills’. He is hoping for a well- rounded team with women of “ cap: able skills who can play anywhere’’. According to Coach Miles, the main objective of intercollegiate sports is “‘to win’’. Thus, he hopes to cultivate a winning ‘women’s soft- ball team. é Since this is the first season for women’s softball at ACC, there will all new equipment. Also, there will be new fae, and white uni- Tal re pares il e ee wi pe ets. ACC Will p Sy April 13 to ee the season. ‘America You're on top. With high stepping platforms in glazed|eather. And you'rel eat feniany ance Inc worlt Br yore feceaae he ectins | \ | | | | MISCHLEY'S SHOES “Downtown Alpena & Gaylord |