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Paye 6 _:_ THE TIMBER CRUISER, November, 1966 1 Jacks Romp · Northwestern In Cage Opener l Lumberjacks Cage Squad Ready As the 1966-67 cage season looms ahead, the Jacks are anticipating an exciting and rewarding camp- a1g;n. . Coach McPhillips has the team ,in excellent physical con- dition as they are eager tro 'be tested on the floor . . There a11e many new men wear. ing t:b.e maroon and grey uniforms th!s year, and they are beginning to look. good/ in them. The ranks of these new players are made up of former high school stars from all over M.ichigan and O'hio. Whet. her or µot the stars will remain after the name is yet to be s-een as the cage wars are renewed. In spite of the surplus of young talent that is at Coach McPhillip's disposal, he has an enormous taslt of moldiµg these individuals into a smooth running machine. Thia year's squad lacks the height that is necessary for championship material, and un. less they can USie their speed and co. ordination to make up the dif. ference, they will be in troub1e. Eleven of the team members are new to the Lumberjack ros. ter. They include: Ken Parrish . Cheboygan Calvin Hiclui . Willow Run Bob Jefferson . Ecorse Tim Lutes - Alpena Dave Sparks . Ohio Mike Shupert . Alpena Marv Roger.s . Mielvindale Pat lVIcP;:tniel - Melvindale ,Steve Malkeiwicz . Melvindale Bob Mieske . Alpena Rick Hamilton . Hillman Dennis Blair of River Rouge Lourds and Sam Charlton of Wil. Mike Cadarette wins ACC Golf Tournament. lard, Ohio constitute tlrn return. ing lettermen. This str.iking lack of retuming players will have a most impor. tant role in the squad's success T'he A.C.C. Lurnlberjacks opened the 66-67 basketball season F1~i.day the 18th at the Alpena High gym. The home team was victorious with an impressive 110-96 score over Northwestern J.C. Calvin Hicks, a freshman guard from Willow Run, collected the scoring honors and Tim Lutes, a freshman guard from Alpena, followed clos)e behind,. Dennis Blair of Rive1· Rouge Lourds and Ken Parish of Cheboygan also hit . in the double figures. Coach McPhillips grabbed the opportunity to play the whole team as the r_esea·v,es most of the second half. This first game of the season was encouraging to Alpena cage ·fans who remember the great 65 -66 season. They a11e looking for. ward to more basketbalI head. lines of a like nature this year, and it looks as though they won't be disappointed. 'I'he Jacks face a bigg:er tes t Friday the 25th as they journey to Bay City to take on Delta Col. lege in a league game. Maybe more of an indication of things to come will be seen from the outcome of this contest. Community College (110) C. Hicks, g 34 T. Lutes, g 21 D. Blair, c 17 K.Panish, f 16 R. Hamilton 9 M. Shupert 7 B. Jefferson / 6 this season, but hopefully the fine ----------------------------- talent of the incoming freshmen will keep the Jacks on top. Cheerleaders For The 1966 -67 Sports Season Attention Collegiate Skiers Alpena Commun,i1ly College cheerleaders from left to right are: Sue Doyle, Evalee Bellingham, Mary Kay Chandler, Donna Froberg and Julie Losinski. NAVY BLUE &. BROWN The 119 E, CHISHOLM The Latest Collegiiate Styles For The Fashioned-Minded Students - BROWN &. BLACK Shoe Mart · PH. 354.8333 Downtown Alpena The· 1966.67 ACC cheerleaders were chosen October U at_. the Besser Jr. High gymnasium . Two sophomores ai:n:t three freshmen make up the squad. They are sophomore . vet'8rans Mary Kay Chandler and Julie Losinski; fre-shmen Evalee Bel. lingham, Donna Frobea'g, and alternate Sue Doyle. Based on a five point system. the seven girls wei,e judged according to eye contact, co. 01-diination, ability to work with group, pep, poise, appearance, and voice. Each of the gii-1s trying out was required to do a group cheer, cartwheel, and the splits. The judges were Coach McPhillips, Harriet Kelm, Harriet Worniak. Marty Hughes, Gary Davis, Barb Hayes, Dennis Blair, and Dave ,'Simmons. The cheel'leaders will be wear. , ing new imiforms this season. Similar to the old ones, they are burgundy V.neck sweaters with white around the V as a tennis sweate1', and/ burgundy skirts with white inlays. Also included is a white dickey and , an embroidered letter A on the sweaters. This year's cheerleading spo0, sor is Harriet Worniak. · Students Gone Thunderbowl Approximately 260 ACC stu. dents are participating in college. league bowling at the Thunder. bowl lanes. The bowling classes held on Mionday and Tuesday of each week are a part of the physical educatton program of ACC. Jack Snyder handles instruction and PauliD!e Harter takes care of re. c01•ding · and finances. 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