Coloma High School - Gold Leaf Yearbook (Coloma, MI)

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Bn' I i' nm meanw- pu. Q Ronnie Clark Truman Ryln Tom M1 initial district contest, but wi ththe s e a s o n o v e r, Coloma players and fans alike a re looking forward to a brighter season next year. Ba ske tball Bud Lure Dan-in Schaer av, Lenn Murdock

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9 Z Basketball Followulg a lughly successful foot oall season, basketball took the sport spothght a t Coloma. Although the team had as much determmauon and S p 1 1' 1 t as any that could b e found, they ran up aga1nst some tough com petltlon, Wluch landed them 1n la s t place 1n the L1ttle E1ght conference at the end of the season. Vgl.Tl 1-: we 'N'-1,-1 WN Ggl BHL The hopes for next ear's success Wlll re st part1all5 on th1s year se cond team, Wluch f1n1shed the season w1th 7 Wms and 7 losses. The tournaments We r e no except t1on 1n the Comets streak of losses, and Watervl1et trlpped them up 1n the . . Y W U . ' if 4 ' fc: 3' 5 Y . .a.. A lA.A,.1.1 dy . I .. ' 'i7 e , J 1 I . . 7 - 'S

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9 4 Ba ske tball ay 3,1 tio Erlcksfbn goes up 1n an attempt to get the t1p off ata to VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE HS 58 Ca ssopohs Decatur St Johns Hartford Watervhet S t Joseph Decatur St Joseph St Johns Hartford Bangor Watervhet Cassopolis Bernen Spnngs 3 wms 12 Iosse OPP If u - - C 48 ' 62 42 52 39 , 63 64 58 50 A ' 87 33 . 40 49 Berrien Springs 106 4 38 47 55 . 53 65 . 62 51 60 47 79 27 ' 60 55 67 . .