Ketchikan High School - Kayhi Yearbook (Ketchikan, AK)

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Center Right Dick Maddox Arnt Antonsen Marvin Bue Dick Hamlin Phil Tucker It Is Cczrrzed On the Basketball Court HE POLIO epidemic which raged in Ketchikan this year pre- vented Kayhi from playing in the Southeastern Alaska Tour- nament. The Southern Division series between Wrangell and Petersburg was won by Wrangell, who in turn was defeated by Douglas for the Southeastern title. Douglas was defeated by Fairbanks for the All-Alaska title. After the epidemic here had abated the Polar Bears challenged Fairbanks to an extra-conference game, but they declined because of a crowded schedule there. With five senior players who had been on the varsity squad since their sophomore year, the local fans were disappointed that Southern Division opponents felt obliged to cancel their games with us. However. Kayhi engaged in the series with Prince Rupert, B. C.. and divided honors, 41 to 35 and 32 to 33 there, and 48 to 45 and 42 to 44 here. Since the agreement was that in case of a split in wins, the team in possession of the trophy would keep it, the trophy remains in Ketchikan.

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Flames 011 the Football Fzeld KK nghi Pat Purdy George Tanmo B1lW1lson nght Frank Murphy D n Maddox Pt Clark Stump Front row J1m Auger Pat Crow Schuet Front row B111 Whlppl Frank Gan ley Dlck Maddox M rgan Grude bon K FOOTBALL TEAM Back row left o PETE S PERSUADERS Back row left io YANKS Back row left io rlghi Lloyd JO SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN Back row left hanson Rudy Johanson John Gxlbert Mart to rxght John H'1rr1s Dxxon Tucker B b V1n Hofstad Wally Wmsten Front row Roger eent Front row Bob Reaffan Chuck Nelson Wl11lamS Sam Young Joe Brmson .hm Jones flarold McCann F ooball SIX MAN TEAMS ITH TRANSPORTATION costs proh1b1t1ve and a s arclty of football squads uthern Alaska hlgh schools Coach John G1ll d1v1ded h1s football play ers lnto four slx man teams for Intramural playlng Pat Crowley and D1ck Maddox were eo eaptams for the KKK s Harold fRedh McCann captam of the Southern Gentlemen Wally Wmston the Yanks and Pete 'chust the Pete s Persuaders the play offs the KKKs came out ahead wxth three wms and no defeats Qouthern Gentlemen were second wxth three wms and one lo s then the Yanks wlth one wm and three losses and traxlmg the leaffue was Pete s Persuaders wlth 1 o wlns and three losses Wmmng was flgured on the Iollowmg percentages KKKs 1 000 Southern Centlemen 750 Yanks 250 Petes Persuaders 000 In 59

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.i A A , .ff H Lei! Center Right Dixon Tucker Jerry Johansen Don Maddox Jim Auger Bob Hull Bob Vincent By Leading Kayhi Athletes AYHI basketball players made a fine showing in the City league games. They managed to win ten and lose only three against experienced competition. The high school squad made up for lack of experience by their superior speed. They had a winning record against every team except the Elks and the Coast Guard who won the first half of the schedule. Maddox Pulpers won the honors in the intraxsquad touranment by defeat- ing Bue's Mastadons for the cherished gold basketballs that were given them. The All-Star team included D. Maddox. M. Bue, D, Hamlin, L. Simpson, D. Tucker, J. Auger, B. Vincent, D. Caspersen. Outstanding Graduating Player Award went to D. Maddox, L. Simpson and M. Bue. Outstanding Non-Graduating Player Award went to Don Caspersen, Hamlin and Bue took first and second in the free throw contest respectively. XX.