Keenesburg High School - Skipper Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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THE KEEE SKTPPEQS i KEEHESBURS SRI? TURHIHS ALL-CSREEREHCE PL HETH SHAKLEE, RAN OVER SUCCESSFUL SEASON, THE T BEST CAGE PLAYERS SEEN ?LATTE VALLEY QEASUE. THE SKIPP ERS START BRISGSDALE 72-Q25 SHYDER, 25, AHS LOSTNG AGAVH THESE WERE TUNE-UP SAHES LEAGUE FEA? CHAQE RH'-H YEAR, THE FLAG CHASE EIGGIHS QUIRTET an 10. IHE SKRPP THE HALF AND AHS 35KER LEC T!VELY, CSACH CLEC THE SETS HANDS A CHANGE .A n yy START THE qi? N FV R : - . HJv1 0R-HT ungi SLASCH PERS OF AYERS IN HAYNE BAKER AND K ALL CRRCSITICN TO CLOSE EAH OF IN ThE HAYNE BAKER: aug gp EASTERN DIVISION or E3 THE 3C-22. SEASCH WTTH Asus C , LCSIHS TO FREDERICK, TO FRECER'Cx BY A 45-35 CCU FOR THE CCRIHC FLATTE VAL THE SKIPPERS TUCKEC AHAW L ED WQTH THE SRIRPERS MEETING SRIRRERS HOME COURT on DECER EPS COEPLETELY HUMILIATED THE WEGGINS F THE THE LACKEY, HE vERY ASLY, TC GET 5 T AGAINST THE HAFITCS 'GSI THE SCORE IHCIC VICTSPY, 3UrEI ACCURATE HITTI THE SKYPPER WB SHARE or POINT IHTO THIS CARE. YN ANOTHER SISTERS in A 23-35 42-27. FLA SETBACK. -ES .. M ATES. WEE ELG AND H HG BAKER 'S 35'22' S BY GARH WARM4UP TTE THE 'Bn SKIPPERS ERUCTED A 35-18 LEAD TRCUSLE, SHAK DOHNIHG THEM 60-jj, COASTED HOH ATTACK WITH 18 AHC 23 POTNTS RESP A BASKETBALL CLEAHEC THE E WITHOUT MUCH MENTOR WHO HAS H SERCH BY CTVINC H THE CARE. HE USED TWELVE S NS EIvE. ALL PERFCRREC WELL SER CQHTRIBUTED 11 POINTS TO ELLMUTH EEC BOTH SHAKLEE AHC TO DEMORALIZE COACH ADAMS' Fl JOHN PPPPIN GRABEED THE LIC ERIRG TAELTE, SIOTEEN BOYS GAME THE SKIPPERS HANDED ER VALLEY LEAGUE or THE WESTERN oIv:S: SRIRRERS TFOUHCED THE ERIE fx 'Ir lf - T- I T946-47, LLD SY TRC R- .5 4' L- EN- A HIGHLY THE THE VER Ao- NT, LEY AST THE BER IVE AT LEE EC' AN- ALL CYS AS THE THE VE, N'S GOT IE, ou, nga THE SKEPFEES RESUMED LEAGUE PLAY BY TAKING ON THEIR T VALLgv CARDDNALS, JANUARY 11. OLD RIVALSA THE PROSPEC THE SKIPPERE ALL SUT RAN THE CARDINALS CUT or THE PROS- PECT GYM BY TAMEHG THE TURNED OUT TO EE A ?kTH CARCIRALS 62-ZQ, THE CARDINALS ER CCCILE SIRC IN THIS SETTC EY SCCRIHC ONLY 10 SUCHETS AND 4 FREE THROW55 ALBERTSf HARD' IHAL GUARD, HITTQHG FOR F P OUR BUCKETS TN THE LAST QUARTERo 5 'O' ,4, T ERx4E2: 4522 ll 'L x' is O X X ,X 1 P ff T: 9 .J

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ELEVEN SKEPPERS SGORED TIN THIS GAME THAT BAKER, SKEPPER PIVOT HAN, LED THE WAY BY SINGEING THE NEIS FOR A 24 POINT OUTPUT BEFORE HE RETIRED IN FAVOR OF ANOTHER BAKER-'CHESTER, WHO HIT FOR 5 POINTS, MGRROW, LYLE SMITH, GALEN BOwLES,-PIPPIN, BOSKY AND DARYL ARNOLD ALL OONTRISUTED TO THE SOORE, ON THE TUTH OF JANUARY THE SKIPPERS TRAVELED TO WEL- DONA WHERE THEY ENGAGED THE WELDONA QUINTET, THE SRIRRERS EADLY OUTFLAYED THE HOME TEAM, 74-48. PRADTIGALLY EVERY DKTPPER THAT NAS iN THE GAME SCOREDf BAKER DEIND Dogg FOR 25 POINTS AND KEN SHAKLEE HITTING FOR 17. HESSER HELPED THE KEENESSURG CAUSE BY DUNKING 12 POINTS, R, VELASQUEZ WAS HEL3ONA'S BEST POINT GETTER, SCORING 18 POTNTS, THE NEXT LEAGUE GAME WAS WITH HUDSON. THIS GAME WAS PLAYED ON THE 18TH or JANUARY TO ALLOW THE SKIPPERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY IN THE UNION PACTFIC LEAGUE TOURNA- HENT WHECH WAS HELD ON JANUARY 20, 21, AND 22 AT DEER- TRAEL. IN THE HUDSON GAME THE SKBPPERS WERE GIVEN A SCARE AS THE HUDSON COHPOKES HELD THE HIGHLY EAvORED SKIPPERS TO A 50-Q3 SOORING HARATHON. EVERY SKIPPER REGULAR SOOR- ED IN THES GAME, KEN SHAKLEE WAS HIGH POINT NAN WITH 22 POENTS, W, BAKER HET FOR 13, FRED HESSER 6, JOHN HELL- MUTH, 6, AND CLYDE DUFFIELD HIT EOR 4. WEDERQUIST AND STEVENS SHARED HUDSONDS SCORING HONORS BY HITTING FOR 15 POINTS APIEOE. THE DEFENSIvE WORK OF STEVENS AGAINST W, BAKER WAS THE BEST OF THE SEASON AS BAKER WAS HELD TO 3 FIELD GOALS AND 7 FREE THRONS, IN THE UNION PAOIEIO TOURNAMENT HELD AT DEERTRAIL THE SK!PPERS ROMPED OVER PARKER EN AN 50-26 TRIUMPH IN THEIR FfRST GAME, THE SKIPPERS DREW PROSPECT VALLEY IN THE SECOND GAUE AND ROUTED THEM 48-33 AND THUS ENTEPED THE SEMI-EINALS Or THE TOURNAMENT. IN THEIR THTRO GAME or THE TOURNEY THE SKEPPERS COLLIDED WITH THE STRONG STRASSURG INDTANS. THE SKEPPERS EHERGED VIGTORIOUS AFTER PLAYING ONE or THE BEST GAMES or THE WHOLE TOURNAMENT. THE FINAL SCORE IN THIS THRILLER WAS 34-32. ALL SKIPPERS ii W6 1nIIIII,, I , F A I 01' I X PLAYED A vERY EINE DEEENSIVE GAME TO HOLD THE STRONG IN- I' DIAN TEAM TO 32 POINTS. SHAKLEE AND BAKER SCORED 11 AND 9 POINTS RESPECTQVELY9 WHILE HESSER AND DUFFIELD GARNERED L 6 POINTS APEECE AND JOHN HELLMUTH, 2. THIS VICTORY AD' VANCED THE KEENESSURG FIVE TO THE FINALS AGAINST A STRONG BENNETT TEAM, BOONECK SOORED 22 POINTS TO LEAD BENNETT , 5X f 'L:I.lEE.fffe555:::EIl?ZZQ Esidggf QQX