Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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1-if I ..f '.'M .. ' sk . Q ' Even though we dropped the first game of the season, the action was Darrell Stone, an alert guard'all hot and heavy. Dan Lunde C403 and Gene Stangel C423 revealed some of Se-35011, ble-4145 UD H DEISS i11tC11Cl6d their rebounding ability during the contest. for 3 53010111211 PIHYGI- l Steve Phelps puts up a shot over the stretched hands of Beaverton opponents. Steve showed great improvement over the season and is a good prospect for next year's squad. OPPONENT WE T HEY Washington 42 6l Cleveland 53 48 Sunset 46 61 Centennial 50 44 Hillsboro 66 50 Douglas 44 54 Putnam 32 42 Milwaukie 67 69 O. T. Beaverton 48 57 Astoria 52 62 Gresham 53 54 Central 37 53 Sunset 54 59 Centennial 70 80 Hillsboro '75 45 Douglas 50 63 Putnam 41 58 Milwaukie 38 52 Beaverton 41 50 Astoria 52 43 ' Central 55 83 l Gresham 50 40 y

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Standing from left: Darell Stone, Randy Smead, Roger Hohimer, Mike Golden, Dan Lunde, Gene y Stangel, Steve Phelps, Tom Nachand, Dan Knutson, Dave Legg, John Hunter, Dan Isbell. Not pictured: Jerry Smith Center: Terry Conklin and Coach Crimins. Wa Coach Crimins adds gestures to his instructions to Gene Stangel, Steve Phelps, and Roger Hohimer. Time- outs provide an opportunity for the coach to alter game strategy and to give the players a needed break.

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Number 42 will be remem- bered for some time whenever basketball seasons roll around. It's the number worn by 6'7 Gene Stangel. He will be remembered for his 404 points this season to lead the Metro League. He will also be recalled for his ability to grab 252 rebounds from the b a c kb o a r d despite being plagued with poor vision. But perhaps even more, he will be recognized for his dedication toward self- improvement, his good sportsmanship, his team- work, and his love for the game. V x