St Francis High School - Alvernian Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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RECAP S.F. 10 vs. St. Joseph 20 S.F. 22 vs. St. Agnes 24 S.F. 17 vs. Loyola C’s 32 S.F. 23 vs. Mater Dei 10 S.F. 33 vs. Mission 23 S.F. 9 vs. Bellarmine 16 S.F. 21 vs. St. Joseph 38 S.F. 18 vs. St. Agnes 26 S.F. 16 vs. Mater Dei 17 S.F. 25 vs. Mission 28 S.F. 48 vs. Boys’ Club 49 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Bontempo 50 Pat Lovejoy 40 Doyle 33 Money 16 LeMone 5 McQue 4 Williams 4 Carleton 2 Lewis 2 Green 2

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Gibson tips ball to Rogers as Harris looks on G. G. Standings Won Lost D. Parkinson drives in to score Kelly jump-shots in Bell-Jeff game Knights and Pioneers scramble [under basket 8 7 6 5 2 2 Harris shown hitting two in Mis- sion tussle 2 3 4 5 8 8 Gibson hits with Flaaten's white shoes sparkling St. Agnes St. Francis Mission Mater Dei Bellarmine St. Joseph

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BOB KELLY It was no surprise to anyone when Bob Kelly was unanimously chosen, for the second straight year, to a spot on the All Confer- ence Five. Besides captaining his teammates to second place in the Conference standings, he also led the team in scoring with his delayed drive-ins and his unorthodox jump-shot which scored constantly. Coupled with his fine shooting, his cool, dependable floor play was the main factor in his success. Ofll - Conference (Basketball) HONORABLE MENTION: Mike Flaaten, and Fred Rogers. DICK GIBSON Dick Gibson had the distinguished honor of being tabbed this year for a spot on the 1952 All-Conference Cage Team, even though he was only a Sophomore. Gibson easily possessed the best hook shot in the Conference, and while he wasn't as tall as his opposing centers, he more than made up for his lack of stature by his accurate shooting and rigid rebounding. Gibson was also a sound feeder from his pivot position. • L