Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Junior high 'reoms sweep Tourney SEVENTH GRADE . . . FRONT ROW: D. Stover, D. Wilson, K. Ward, M. Winters, D. Goylor, D Ramer, B. BohIer, K. Metcalf, B. Martin. SEC- OND ROW: P. Hildebran, K. Piummer, R. Record J. Shafer, B. Ahrens, R. Mason, R. DeHaven, RJ Foreman, R. Cotner, T. Whitcomb. THIRD ROW: Couch R. Hopper, S. Bowman, K. Irwin, I. Bell, G. Leffert, C. Thurman, R. Griffin, R. Hyman, K. Kitchell, D. Drummond. EIGHTH GRADE . . . FRONT ROW: B. Gordon, D. Dawnhour, R. Rhine, R. Hinkle, I.. Carden. THIRD Ricci, K. Davis, J. Hoagland, D. Stafford, L. ROW. H. Owens, D. Smith, C. Arnett, J. Gates, J. Bowers. SECOND ROW: E. Beck, J. Wisler, C. Remley, M. Hoover. 54

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14' Kings overwhelm Logan in l97O Cass sectional .,,4 Thinking quickly, Dave Hiatt passes the ball to a fellow teammate. With the coming of the basketball season, basketball players began to eat, sleep, and drink basketball. Every night in practice each member strove for perfection, knowing that perfection would win games. With the advent of the sectional, the Kings' intensive work was rewarded. The Kings overwhelmed the Berries on the afternoon game. The energy ex- pended in the afternoon game, though, helped lead to a runner-up finish. At the end of the season, individual performances became noticeable. Most Valuable player Ben Golden led the team in points scored with 501 points and received the rebounding trophy by pulling down 297 rebounds. In field goal and free throw percent- age, the team was led by Ed Carver and Lew Hanson, respectively. Helping the team by bringing the ball down the court, floor general Jay Strauch led the team with 78 assists. While the varsity was seeking per- fection, the .IV were learning skills which they would need in future years. Though these skills were learned in practice, only actual game experience sharpened these skills to a fine tone. Coach Ted Beckley tried to play as much of his personnel as possible, and at the end of the season, Glenn Whaley and Larry Schenk were recog- nized for their fine play. Nearing the goal in his long drive, Ken Titus begins his lay-up. JUNIOR VARSITY . . . FRONT ROW: K. Titus, G. M. Ahrens, R. Moorman, L. Schenk, R. Jernagen, Whaley, R. Woolever, L. Hanson, G. Ulerick, C. Morschand, D. Hiatt, G. Gillis. SECOND ROW: G. Beck. THIRD ROW: Coach T. Beckley, G. Carver, Manager J. Baber. 53

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hile posting winning seasons Going in for o beautiful lay-up is Freshman Bill Collins. The balanced scoring and efficient rebounding were the reasons for the I2-2 record chalked up by Coach Rob- ert Hopper's seventh grade team. At the end of the season, Kent Kitchell, Ira Bell, and Greg Leffert were recognized at the Winter Sports Banquet for their performances. An ll-3 record was posted by Coach Reedy's eighth grade ball- players. Free throw percentage lead- er, Charles Arnett, and Jack Gates, who led the team in field goal per- centage, led the way in posting this winning record. The freshman team posted a IO-6 varsity record. Profile leader Stan Lynas led the team with points scored with a l2.6 average. His average, as well as the other members', was helped by Steve Deniston, who led the team with assists. With the help of Kent Bowman, the freshman out-rebounded their opponents by 7.9 rebounds per game. Chuck Stephenson, the team leader in field goal percentage with a .560 average, Bill Collins, the free throw percentage leader, and Max Bell, who helped the team along with his steals, each contributed to the cause. When necessity demanded it, Coach Jack Ayers could also count on a fine bench. FRESHMAN . . . FRONT ROW: M. Sailors, M. ROW: B. Brock, S. Crawford, L. Robertson, S Myer C Fry S Foreman K Bowman B Collins Bell. J. Reirllse, M. 56019, l-- Hdfdin- SECOND Block, J. McQuiston, T. Goff. THIRD ROW: P C Stephenson S Lynas CoachJ Ayers 55