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THE LEELANAU ENTERPRISE
Thursday, June 28, 2012
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Four players from 1962 state semifinal
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SENIORS ON the 1962 Suttons Bay boys basketball state semifinal team were, from left, Ron Collins, Phil Bahle, John Kohler, Bill
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Four of the five seniors who were
part of 1962 Suttons Bay basketball
team that reached the Class D state
semifinals were among those attending
the 50-year reunion earlier this month.
The event, which drew 13 classmates with their spouses and senior
class sponsor, Bill Gregory, was held
June 9 at the Leelanau Sands Casino in
Peshawbestown.
Senior class members of that historic
team attending the reunion were John
Kohler, Dennis Kubesh, Phil Bahle, and
Ron Collins, along with coach Gregory.
The Norsemen posted a 12-0 season
Cherryland Conference record, the first
team in the conference to go undefeated.
The Norse scored 1,387 points in 19
games, a 73 points per game average.
Fellow classmate Patrick Guinan
reminded those present at the reunion
that Suttons Bay High School was
where dreams were made in those very
special young years. Quoting Langston
Hughes, Guinan combined dreams and
memories by saying “When dreams
die, life is like a broken winged bird
that cannot fly.”
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THE SUTTONS BAY Class of 1962 held its 50th reunion this month at the Leelanau Sands Casino
in Peshabestown. In back row, from left, John Shoffner, Sandy Garthe, Dennis Kubesh, Nita Green,
John Kohler, Mary Kiessel, Patrick Guinan, Phil Bahle and Ruth Bailey. Front row, from left, are Cindy
Martinson, class sponsor and coach Bill Gregory, Ron Collins and Carl Boone.
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