Dayton Cooperative High School - Beavers Log Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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BASEBALL TEAM Firsi row: Gene Owens, Jack Lighfcap, Joe Tamaska, Bill SHN, Woody Johnson. Second row: Coach Pfahler, Paul Sanger, Don Greiner, Bob Caldwell, Dick Trevellyan, Eugene Schweller. Third row: Bob Omlor, Bob Tamaska, Carl Eiferf, Walf Reinhard. PLANNING THE SEASON Lef? baseball: Coach Roy Pfahler, Woody Johnson, Don Greiner, Jach Lighfcap, Joe Tamaslxa. Rigl'1', Track: Coach Ray Kitchen, Jim Gedra, Jim Morgan, Don Hohno.

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SPUTTTS TTTVITVV, T945-TE Firsf row: Gene Owens, Jack Lighicap, Joe Tamasia, Frank Huls, Clarence Schoclr, Ray Adams. Second row: Coach Pfahler, Bob Renfz, Dane Gusiin, Don Greiner, Rudolph George, Bob Tamaslra, Gene Schweller. Woody Johnson, manager. Back row: Paul Sanger, BASKETBALL RECORDS Alumni 24 Co-op Many close and overlime games Tea- Randolph 37 COOP Tured This year's baalceTlJall season as op- Colllf 35 Coop The Parlcer Beavers Compiled a record oT Foifmool 55 COOP eighT wins and eighT deTeaTs. Dlxlo 4' Coop The beginning of The season Tound Camden 323: Coop Coach PTahler's Team wiTh Two leTTermen Clqomlnodo 36 Coop coming back. Joe Tamaslca, who was KTSCV 23 COOP eleeTed CapTain, and Franlc l-Tuls, Tower- O5pom dl Coop ing CenTer, began Their second season on Oakwood 33 COOP The varsily. Gene Owens played guard W-Wrldpl 27 COOP while Clarence Shock, Jack Lighleap, Col- Dool T5 COOP and Ray Adams held down The Torward Fairview 37 Coop posgfgons. STivers 32 Co-op Joe Tamailca, high poinT man in The Roosolfoll 30 COOP ciTy, and a unanimous all CiTy choice, op- Public 42 Coop ended The season wiTh ZI6 poinTs. aiOVoVllm9 Elwood John-son served as Team man- TCURNAMENT ager during The year. Monroe 34 Co-op

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CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL REGULAR SEASON PosTing a .727 average Tor The year, Co-op's baseball Team Tinished high in Their seasonal play wiTh eighT wins as againsT Three deTeaTs. Seven oT These wins came in The regular seasonls play while one Came in The TournamenT. Two games were losT in The regular season as again-,T one in TournamenT play. The squad ConsisTed oT six seniors, To whom we bid a pleasanT Tarewell. Two of These seniors, Joe Tamaslca and Woody Johnson, Tinished ouT Their Third year oT playing Tor The Beavers. For Gene Owens and CapT. Jael: LighTeap, iT was The second year oT playg while Bill STiTT and Clarence Sehoclc puT in Their TirsT year. Playing Tor Their second year were juniors Eugene Sehweller, Don Greiner, and Bob Tamaslca: while Paul Sanger and Dick Trevellyan Tinished Their TirsT year Tor The Team. Five Sophomores rounded ouT The baseball Team. They were Bob Caldwell, Carl EiTerT, Bob Omlor, WalT Reinhardt and Wilbur Feldman. Co-op 6 STivers Co-op I3 Kiser Fairview 5 Cofop Co-op I9 Fairview Co-op 8 Oakwood Co-op 6 Beaverfreelc Co-op 3 Oakwood Spring. CaTh. 3 Co-op Cohop 2 STivers TOU RNAMENT Co-op 5 Fairview Rooseveh' 9 Co-op The Cross eounTry Team ended a good season This year. During The season The Beavers deTeaT- ed Greenville and RoosevelT while They bowed To The superior Team oT Osborn by only one poinT. Coach KiTehen will lose only Two oT his squad This year when OTTo Drescher and Jim Morgan graduaTe, buT The resT oT The boys will come baelc nexT season To ehallc up more vicTories and bring in more laurels To Their dear Alma MaTer. ATHLETTC OUEEN AND ATTENDANTS 1 BeTTy Graham Mary Parks Phyllis Huri