Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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VARSITY Kimball Opponent 30 Dondero 43 Fitzgerald 40 Mt. Clemens 27 Port Huron 33 Cranbrook 36 Hazel Park 36 East Detroit 21 Ferndale 41 Birmingham 33 Port Huron 37 Hazel Park 39 East Detroit 48 Mt. Clemens 30 Ferndale 35 Birmingham EXPRESSIONS AND gestures can eertainly run riot when basketball players get togeth er for a practice session, This is exemplified by these team members. as they perlert their styles for the next game, DURING A practice session, Mark VanHala is shown preparing to make a foul shot, aided by the intense mental concentration oi' Ed Place. BILL CHILTON seems intensely de r -,,,,1 .H ...,1,,. u.,4 h,.,.1,,t+ ,1..r-nw. 34

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Basketeers Better Last Season's Record The summer was over, and the Knights trudged back to their lessons once again. The thrills of football season came and Went, and then they looked toward the basketball season. The student body can be very proud of the continuous efforts that the Varsity basketball team has dis- played this year. After many hours of hard practice, the team compiled a 3-12 record. With the exception of one Jan- uary graduate, Gary Moody, the varsity lineup remained the same throughout the season, under the guidance of Coach Sigren and the co- captains, Gary Moody and Duanne Cummings. Even though the scores were closer and the opponents stronger, the team Was able to increase their number of victories over the record of last year. 1 i MY MOMMY said I could have this ball, so you can't have it, motions Duanne Cummings, the basketeers other co-captain. Row 1 Wally Gabler Ed Place Crai Kib G M n I l r g r y ary oody, Duane ager, Bennie Shellnut, Mark Van Hala, Bill Chilton, Gil Coss, Doug Cummings Randy Grant Ed Lukowski Row 2: Terry Smith, man- Forier, John Cameron, Mick M ' ey aas. Larry Stewart, Coach Sigren.

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LINED UP For iiispu-wow .uv the members ot' the Freshman Basketball team: row l: Carter Nelson, Lloyd lIa1'pffi', Gary IASGQISSIII, Jim Cameron, Red Wilson, Kurt Neuman, John Hare: row 2' tkmvli Jones, Don Elfes, Ernie Grisdalc. Whit Patterson, Dan Lovins, Dwight Ebaugh, Eugene lXlauL'liausen: row 3: Keith VVirth, Bill Cummings, Jim Ocldo, Carl Just, charles Mott, 'Ft-1'1'y Howlett, row -ll John Holliday, Gary Ogden, Jett' liillfll, Gary Wickerlv. wr Frosh The Frosh basketball team, coach- ed by Charles Jones, had a good sea- son ending vvith a 8-6 record, with Red Wilson taking the tops in scor- ing with 104. Coach Jones has picked Red Wil- son, Carter Nelson, Jim Cameron, Bill Cummings, Terry Riley, and Kurt Neuman as the most likely to succeed, because what the team lack- ed in height, they made up in spirit. The Junior Varsity basketball squad, under the direction of Coach Dick Zulch, came to the end of their season with a 4-ll final record. Dave Forier led the team with a top score of 103 points. The team conquered Mt. Clemens, Fitzgerald, and Hazel Park twice. Reserves QQX The members on the Junior Varsity team are: row I: Dirk llolvC'l1c'lxc-ran,Gerry Bariuh, Russ Weaver, Don Meacham, Randv Williams, Kon O'Bricn. Kon Beach, Dave Foricr, Ted Rowland, Fllllll-C. Larry Way: row 2: Coach Dick Zulch, Gairy Houck, Bill Eskew,