Concordia College - Cobber Yearbook (Moorhead, MN)

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Dave Ophrim, m. favorite S1101 sure il df0P5 HROUGHOUT the season Art Iohnson pro- d in addition to his leadership, -the more tan- Zifilie scoring punch and rebounding power. Before she close of his basketball career at Concordia, Art set Several school records including a 21.8 season Scoring average, 562 total points, 284 rebounds and a high Single game mark of 39 racked up against Augsburg. Rounding out the Hrst five were junior forward Craig Iohnson who averaged 11.6 points per game, senior forward Dave Opheim, an outstanding rebounder and defensive player, and sophomore Guards Roger Adair and Dick Shearer who kept the gffense moving. Reserves Fred Nelson, Gary Carlson, Dennis Iensen, Barry Bowles, and Tom Wolhowe contributed some very fine relief work, particularly in the Gustie game. Together they made a team that continued the upward surge in basketball success at Concordia. 'V---ram .., Spectator A1 Larson appears to give guard Roger Adair advice as the Cobber team heads for the dressing room at half-time. A fired-up Cobber five breaks back to huddle with Sonny Gulsvig as the cheerleaders scam- per out to lead a yell. Varied poses are caught by the COBBER photographer during the Gustavus game. The boys fleftl implore the team to pour it on. Sylvia Hoel rfcenterj cries for a basket. 1 Dave Birkeland and Bob Clark Crightj are i busy selling for the concessionsC?j. Q

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