Mickey Crowe was a skinny, 6-foot-5 long-haired sharpshooter who played for his father, Marty, a Hall of Fame coach, at the JFK Prep boarding school located St. Nazianz. By the time Crowe’s prep career concluded in 1975, he was the state’s all-time leading scorer with 2,724 points, a record that stood until Wausaukee’s Anthony Pieper blew past it in 1993.

Relive the story with Brett Christopherson of the Appleton Post-Crescent.

About the Hungry for History Series:

This program is part of the Society’s Hungry for History series with a meal following the program. Doors will open at 10:30 am for the program. The presentation will begin at 11:00 am with a meal to follow.

Hungry for History Menu: TBD. If you have dietary restrictions, please note that when placing your reservation to attend the program.

Advanced registration required by March 21. The cost is $35. MCHS Members receive a 15% discount.