Cardinal Stritch High School - Existence Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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Powers scores 154 It would be incorrect to claim that l the girls basketball team had even an average season this year, ending a poor 4-13. But considering the fact that four experienced players who were expected to return never did and another potential starter was injured, the record isn't as surprising as it first appears to be. Not including the in- jured Ann Zigray, there were only two seniors. The remaining dozen players were sophomores and juniors. A lot of experience was gained for future years since all but one team member saw playing time in at least half the games. The leading scorer this year was Lynn Powers with 154 points, she also had the best shooting percentage with 4596. Diane Heban led the team in re- bounds with 126, and Veronica Thielen had the most assists with 2.4. Awards received included all- academic honors given to Diane Heban, Cheryl Barocsi and Angela Bohnsackg all-city honorable mention to Diane Heban, Lynn Powers and Veronica Thielen, and the coaches award to Diane Heban. nga Right: Although the girls didn't have too much height, they made up for it with determination and hustle. Here Diane Heban, Carolyn Duris and lynn Powers get into position for the rebound. Upper right: The individual talents of Diane Heban, shown dribbling the ball, were acknow- ledged with her receiving honorable mention in the city. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Standing: Angie Bohn- sack, Lynn Powers, Carolyn Duris, Patty Calla, Laurie Lutz, Donna Harrison, Kelly Hatfield, Cheryl Barocsi, Kelly Moore. Kneel1ng1Ann Zigray, Diane Heban, Veronica Thielen. '72 X basketball

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team shows talent The freshman team worked hard, was unable to produce many vic- finishing a poor 4-12.. They by first-year Coach Karl The team possessed fine talent, but lacked height and ability. They might have a few games if they had kept on to the end. The Bowsher game lost in overtime, although the been up by five with about 90 remaining in regulation play. Zak, who moved up to JV after 10 games, led the team with 11.7 per game. Clarence Carter Was leading rebounder with 5.91 per Bays Freshman Basketball C4-123 Bmwh 50 Libbey 42 19 Whlllnar I 29 44 Waite 26 2? Whitmer II 24 B0 Rogers 40 43 Woodward 59 42 Bowsher 48 44 Devubms 43 58 Macombex- 43 26 BL Francis 59 29 Start 24 58 St. John's 51 14 Scott B6 24 Central 46 54 Bt. Francis 47 34 Br. J ohn's B0 Front: Mike Taylor, Joe Gonzalez, Thompson, David Lonzano, Brian Zak, Ron Rick Urbanowicz. Back: Coach Karl Jeff Zgorzelski, Clarence Carter, Pat Carl Uher, John Jackson, Chuck E Bohnsack, Dan Wuest, Jon Noreika. Far above lelt: Far above: As the ball bounces off the backboard, Jumping for the ballis Dan Wuest while Chuck Brian Zak, Dan Wuest and Chuck Bohnsackjump Bohnsack begins to Join him. Far above: Brian Zak for it. Above: The team receives a word from Coach jumps up for a quick two points. Karl Knierim during a time-out. hasketh all X 7' l

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