Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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we Sudan - arfiifg - efieruefi - ,gresilzmen Though The won-losT record oT The VarsiTy was noT impressive, The season may Truly be called successful because iT was mosT encouraging To see The younger members of The squad play To The hilT The enTire game. The Team, composed oT only Two seniors, was green buT willing To learn. We Think ThaT in spiTe of The TacT ThaT This year was The year Tor rebuilding, The boys and Mr. Hicks did a swell iob. The Reserves, under The guidance oT Mr. CobeTT, posTed The fine record oT 13-3 This year. This record is parTicularly commendable because many members oT The Team were consTanTly being shiTTed from varsi'Ty To reserve and back again. ln spiTe of This, Mr. CobeTT mainTained Teamwork and spiriT ThroughouT The whole Team. CongraTulaTions for a Tine season are also in order 'For Mr. Anderson, who had The Task of changing The shy freshman inTo a scrappy aggregaTion. They Tollowed a Tough schedule ard, we Think, represenTed C. C. quiTe well. VARSITY SCORES Oppon Elrnhursi, Kendallville New Haven Central BluffTon, Hunferfown, , Decafur Cafholic, Concordia Elmhursf, ll-Toliday Tourneyj Concordia Decatur NorTh Side Concordia, Cenfral New Haven GarreTT, Leo Columbia City Monroeville S Th Sid ou e Woodburn lSecTionaIl Norfh Side Coach CobeTT, R. Hull, D. Rolape, D. Novak, J. Rager, D. Wager, L. Do- dane, J. EiTrid, B. Flory, R. Bubb, T. Sanderson, M. Zehner, G. Waning, B. Zoch. Row 1: D. LaPoinT, B. Pell, B Flory, J. Kearns, R Jansen, M. Rager, D Filus. Row 2: J. Clancy, R. Haggen- los, O. Croy, J Fleischmann, J. Harf- ner, D. WalTz, K. Hull K. Remaklus. Row 3: Coach Anderson, R. Leewu, L. Panyard, J. Wells, J. Minick, L. Cook, J. Calkins, J. WesTendorT, T. Teders. 113

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Varsily Squad: ' Row 1: G. Henlrenius, J. Rager, J. Becker, D. Wagner, D. Popp, R. Michaels. Row 2: R. Huguenard, G. Janeway, T. Eclcrich, Coach Bill Hiclrs, B. Zoch, J. Hall, D. Konger. Absenl: R. Hale, J. Becller, T. McGra'lh, P. Minnifield. oun eam idldfdgd romi5e Mr. Bill Hiclcs began 'rhe very firsl' pep session on a nole of realism. The leam, he said, was young and badly needed game experience. He indicaled +ha+ varsi+y berlhs were wide open and +he season bore 'lhis oul. Four members of an oulslanding reserve 'ream displaced a 'i'hird of l'he favored varsily dozen before lhe seclionals arrived. Led by All-Cily scoring leader Jim Hall, lhe Irish gained in poise and conlrol as +he season progressed. By seclional lime, lhe younger members had really arrived! Dean Konger always ag- gressive, hil' for lwenly poinls lwice in lafe games lo show new promise. Dick Michaels began scoring from oulside. Gary Jane-way's ball handling and shooring began lo show know-how. Tim McGra+h's baclc-courl game reflecled new confidence and paid off in lhe seclionals. Nexl year looks like a balanced squad wilhoul a lremendous slandoul' +ha+ should improve 'rhis year's record. This year's 10 and 10 record was more lhan acceplable considering lhe experimenling and re- building program lhal wenl on rhroughoul +he season. 112

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