Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Spirit Helps Team The Boys Varsity Basketball team finished the season 10-10 overall, and 4-8 in league. They lost 5 games by 3 or less points but also won some very close games. When asked why the games were so close, coach Ken Lathen responded. “I've talked to coaches all around the league, and all of them feel that their club was better this year than in the past years. It was a tougher and more balanced league. The crowd effect at home games created an atmosphere that’s positive for the team. It was a big factor in the win over leaque champion Me Minn-ville.” Jeff Jones was voted improved and Rob Schmit was voted most valuable, while John Berry was voted most valuable and 2nd team allleague. The boys basketball team will be losing 5 seniors they are, Rob Schmit, Randy Kenyon, Dean Allen, Matt Bliven and Neil Loftsgard. Scoreboard Dallas 35 , Silverton 15 Dallas 46 , Roosevelt 84 Dallas 63 , McNary 61 Dallas 56 , Reynolds 59 Dallas 69 , Sweet Home 67 Dallas 63 , Central 62 Dallas 64 , Evergreen 62 Dallas 71 , Milwaukee 53 Dallas 57 , Newburg 47 Dallas 62 , Columbia R 56 Dallas 46 , Forest Grove 48 Dallas 52 , McMinnville 50 Dallas 55 . Molalla 61 Dallas 49 , Silverton 51 Dallas 64 , Canby 77 Dallas 50 , Newburg 45 Dallas 63 , Forest Grove 61 Dallas 48 , McMinnville 66 Dallas 52 , Mollala 53 Dallas 58 , Silverton 67 Dallas 48 , Canby 53 1. Rob Schmidt attempts to make a shot against Mollala. 2. Varsity Cheerleaders get the spirit going among the spectators. This page is sponsored by Towmotor, 451 S.E. Maple, Dallas 623-8321.

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JV BOYS BASKETBALL Hoopers Stay Even “You couldn't ask for a better group of guys from a coaches point of view, said Mr. Tolbert head coach for the JV Basketball team. “They have outstanding attitudes, are very hard working and have competitive spirits. For the season the widest margin for victory was 19 pts. with Silver-ton. The widest margin for defeat was 33 pts. against McNary. Most points ever scored in a game was 70 (Sweet Home) pts. and the least was 39 (McNary). When it came to letting points go by, the team stayed about even in the fact that the most points scored on them was 72 (McNary) and the least was scored by Milwaukie with 38 pts. JV BASKETBALL DALLAS OPPONENT 53 ROOSEVELT 44 39 McNARY 72 65 REYNOLDS 63 70 SWEET HOME 62 60 CENTRAL 47 57 EVERGREEN 62 49 MIAUKIE 38 57 NEWBERG 41 52 COLUMBIA 71 53 FOREST GROVE 46 47 McMinnville 48 52 MOLLALA 59 44 SILVERTON 42 47 CANBY 50 65 NEWBERG 66 67 FOREST GROVE 58 42 McMinnville 67 45 MOLLALA 51 67 SILVERTON 48 51 CANBY 58 1. Jim Classen gets ready to pass the ball to a teammate as he is well guarded. 2. Paul Kluting and Tony Newton go up for a rebound during a home game. 3. TOP; Mike Locke, Jeff Jones. Tony Broa-dus, Kevin Oberg, Paul Kluting, Rees Linn, Jim Classen. Tony Newton, BOTTOM: Mark Welfley, Troy Horn, Doug Harms, Greg Byrne, Bob McBeth, Scott Miller and • Coach Herb Tolbert. This page is sponsored by, Dr. Hoda, 531 SE Clay, Dallas, 623-8136