Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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T H E CASCADE COMET Girls' Basketball WOLFE DEA CLINE PERRINE (Coach) FLANAGAN PAULSON (Captain) BOEKE PAULSON—Center (Captain) Max was the mainstay of her team. She usually got the tipoff from her op- ponents, and picking the ball off of the backboard, accounted for most of her team’s points. She has one year with the team. DEA—Forward Bessie was fast at floor work and gave Maxine most of her baskets with good passes. Good long shots seemed her specialty. This is her second year on the team, and she has one more. FLANAGAN—Forward Bertha played her first year for Cascade and proved herself worthy. She has three more years, in which she should develop into a stellar player. Page Tivcnly-ninc

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THE C A S C A D E COME! CASCADE LINEUP FLANAGAN—Guard (Captain) This was Art’s third year at playing guard for C. H. S. and he could always be depended upon to play a consistent game. Art jumped center for the team and very few centers were able to get the tip-off from him. He has one more year at C. H. S. MURPHY—Forward Ed is consistent and fast in his floorwork and a valuable man on the offense. He won a place on the team from many other flashy forwards through these merits. Ed plays his last year for C. H. S. McCOLLI M—Forward M ac was one of the fastest men on the team. This, combined with his eye for the basket, has gained him his position for the last four years. He, combined with the other forwards, made high scores possible for Cascade. SANDERSON—Center This was Sandy’s fourth year on the team. Although he did not have the height of some of the opposing centers he made up for it in his ability to shoot and pass. Sandy was a consistent shot and a good man both on offense and defense. The C. H. S. will surely miss his work next year. MATTSON—Guard Though only playing as a regular the last part of the season, Harlan proved his guarding ability by close and superior guarding. He had little chance to score but once in a while slipped through with a long one. BERGER—Guard Fred combined defense and offense and was a valuable cog in each. He accounted for many points of the season’s total. Coming all the way down the floor and getting hack in time took speed and endurance, and Fred had them. HUGHES—Forward Playing in only parts of games, Wes showed speed and skill. His speed often helped Cascade out of many tight places, and he always came through with a few baskets. He could play any position on the team where he was needed. Wes will be lost by graduation this year. MON ROE—Substitute Like Hughes, Burt played only a few games, but he was there when given a chance. Although small he has helped the team with his speed and teamwork and will be missed next year. Page Twenty-eight

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T H E C A S C A D E C () M K T WOLFE—Guard Olga played well at guard, holding her opponents to a few baskets. She has two more years to fight for Cascade. CLINE—Guard Inez, though small, was fast. She often stopped the largest of forwards from receiving a pass or making a basket. She plays one more year. BOEKE—Guard Like Inez, Wills was small, but she made up for this with fast, shifty playing. She will play one more year. Girls' Basketball Games CASCADE 23—SIMMS 29. Cascade was defeated by Simms in the first game of the season. Cascade played better in the second half and almost defeated the visitors. Paulson, center, scored the most points, with a total of seventeen. CASCADE 19—CENTERVILLE 27. Cascade again met defeat by a small margin. The girls were inexperien ed and seemed to suffer from stage-fright. Dea scored eight points for Cascade while Cline and Wolfe did some good guarding. CASCADE 41—AUGUSTA 10. Cascade hit its stride at last and whitewashed Augusta. While the Cascade guards kept the Augusta forwards from scoring, Paulson, Dea, and Flanagan kept the Cascade hoop hot. Paulson scored twenty points for Cascade. CASCADE 18—CENTERVILLE 25. Centerville again defeated Cascade, this time on its own floor. The Cascade guards were unable to stop the Centerville offensive. Paulson scored eight points, and Dea six. CASCADE 28—CHOTEAU 36. Cascade was played off its feet in the first minutes and did not score until the score stood 14-0 in favor of Choteau. After this disastrous start, Cascade improved and began scoring, and before the game was over, came within eight points of their opponents. Paulson scored the most points for Cascade. GIRLS’ INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Cascade succeeded in reaching the finals in the tournament at Augusta, but was defeated in the championship game by Conrad, 21-29. Most of the girls had two fouls on them and one more meant expulsion from the game so they had to play careful and clean basketball. Cascade started out with a defeat over the squad from Power 31-17. It then had a hard game with their old rivals, the Centerville team, and won by a small margin 39-36. They played the championship game with the team that tied them last year for third place. Maxine Paulson made the all-district team as forward and Inez Cline as guard. Page Thirty