Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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starting five see tough season but improve with experience 74 Bill Ginsbach's high school basketball career was highlighted by being named as a mem- ber of the 2nd All-Metro team this year. The 381 points he scored this year set an all-time recordg his game average was 17.3 points. High scoring plus his exceptional re- bounding accounted for his selection to the All-Metro team. He nabbed 210 wayward shots off the boards for a game average of 9. 6--the team high. Bill was a co-captain. we ,- E Tom Van Dorn, a team co-captain, led. Cavaliers in three major statistics: 50 te assists, a .446 field goal average, anda .f free throw accuracy. This is his second y, as the team's leading free throw shooter. team scoring, Tom finished third with a to of 148 points, giving him 7.0 per game. ly fans will remember Tom for his ability pass the ball to the open player and also ability to set up plays.

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Hohlmer scores against Astoria xi Van Dorn looks for help cavahers score 33 Q su 1 X - .1 7:1-1? --4 f. omts a amst estacada for school record