Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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, - J fha ne.. l tT0pj Hey, men. how about some help? pleads Dick Jam go as hc is surrounded by the Palmer Moose. tCeuterl As he effects a jump shot. Fred Batson exhibits the form that wou him All-Alaskan honors two years straight. tRiglit.l James Anderson of the Kodiak Bears watches as his team- mates, Buddy Squartsoff arid Mike Fitzgerald, and Dick Janigo of An- chorage, fight for the hall. x 'f n9g tfletl lo Sew Vtfilli revenge the ke ' l l flying Eagles tool: on the Palmer Moose for their fourth home game in a row. The high-spirited Anclioragilos sound- ly beat Palmer 61-43, evening up the s ' eries. Vtfith that win Anchorage took the lead in conference standings. Anchorage flew pair of tussl to Fairbanks for a es against the Pups. The f. irst game was a the Eagles on tl inal result of the f 55-53 score- ie short end. In the second game the fired-up Eagles trounced the Malemutes b . y a SCOIC of 43-28. The following week Anchorage trav- ard for two away-from-home niitua. li the visiting Anclioragites X AL yno e, me high-

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season and had several practice games under their belts before iourneying to Palmer for the first game of the confer- ence and their first loss, 5l-47. The following week Anchorage hosted Fair- banks and evened up their win-loss column by taking the Pups, 51-42. The Seward Seahawks traveled to Anchorage for a two-game series. Anchorage won both by close margins, the first being quite tense and nearly going into an overtime. The final score was 50-48. The second game in the series promised to be an exciting one with both clubs evenly matched and with much depending on the outcome. However, the Eagles displayed ct little too much sharp shooting for the Sea- hawks and edged them out 57-52. tTopy Vic Klem of Palmer appears to be directing Gene Janigo in the art of shooting a lay-in as Bowers and Campbell watch intently. CLower lefty Dick Janigo eyes the action as John Nielsen checks Fred Batson. tLower rightj Bob Rude and Jerry Williams strive for possession of the ball in :L game at Fairbanks. vi' get 'ali I. ' tx

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could win both ot these games, it would assure the Eagles ot at least a tle in the conference, however, Anchorage had to settle for a split, the scores being 57-51 and 63-47. Anchorage then proceeded to win the last three games ot the season, talcinq one from Fairbanks and two from the Palmer Moose. quvuuua.. 05-7 J msg l ' 'lor 33 711 i A 1Abovey Moose and Eagle players go up for 21 rebound during n tournanxcnt glXI1lC. 4Be1owJ First row, left to right: B. Rude. J. Mnthey, R. Chapman, F. Batson, and D, Janigo: Second row: W. Bowers, F. Walker, G. Gcbo, E. Trujillo, and D. Schneiderg Thxrd row: D, Brown, G. Janlgo, N, Imlach, and J, Walker: Fourth row: Mgr. J. Lounsbury, Coach B. Ottmar, and Mgr. J. Lounsbury. 11:112- .r- in ' K -. -..A SW 31.1 rj fmt Q 1 ' -. ,'. , I Lx Q 'Q I 'E' f