Montrose High School - Chief Yearbook (Montrose, CO)

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Q 3 f..UIIl'h I .IOIIN Nlvff.-Xl l Rlft -3 ...,v, Com-11 f,Ull1'll RALPH SKOV CART 'l'll0NI.'NS Courh CLIFF VAN IJEVENTEB Guiding the Indians for the second time. Coach John McCaffrey led the basketball team to a seven win and eleven loss record for the season. The Indians started the season strong but fell clown for the remainder of the season. Returning lettermen were Jim Howell, Larry Raine, and Bob Bullington. Other members of the team were Bon Luttrell. Val Taylor, Don Bitthaler, Sid Collins, Walt Hill, Pat Kavanaugh, Bob Webb, and Granville Gage. First row. left to right: Ronald Luttrell. Val Taylor, Don Ritthaler, Walter Hill, Larry Raine. Back row: Pat Kavanaugh, Granville Gage, ,lim Howell, Bob Bullington, Bob Webb.