De La Salle High School - Parade Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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DEFEATED 6-o o ww-a.zif.fhcr,,a w . .M ,Wa , fr:.,,A, W ' ' ' , ,M , .waun-avfvnm...f.w'Q1P'w FRONT ROW: Leonard Pittala, Tom Daly, Robert Horrid, Rick Puhr, Mike Keleher, Rick Orrick, Timothy Buso. SECOND ROW: Coach Grantham, Joe McHenory, Richard Delgado, John Conley, Mark Carrey, Frank Rios. THIRD ROW: Frank Comiskey, Ted OUR B-TEAM De La Salle was not satisfied with just one undefeated football team this year. Spurred by the high-scoring efforts of Bob Horrid and Jim Sullivan, the Junior Varsity coached by Mr. Grantham vanquished such foes as Van Horn, Raytown, and Rockhurst on the Way to an undefeated season of 6-0-0. We feel sure that this team will carry on the DLS tradition next year as another undefeated varsity. RE CORD DLS 21 Van Horn 0 DLS 28 Truman 6 DLS 21 Raytown 14 DLS 18 Miege 6 DLS 14 Rockhurst 7 DLS 24 Sumner 0 ww?,,,,,,,,,,,, i . . ,.. ,MAP faW.aamws.,,-W.. ' I, McKim, Carl Maschler, Frank Orrick, David White. FOURTH ROW: Ray May, Rick Van- Duyke, James Fuller, Terry Dean. FIFTH ROW: Jim Sullivan, Tom Beck, Byron Garth, Pat Garswick, Mark Saulet, Western Kappel, Carl Tamburello.

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Varslty Basketball Page 94 Coach Joe Grantham's 1965-1966 Titan basketball squad capped a 14-14 season record with the third place trophy from the William Chrisman Regional Tourna- ment. The cagers had previously taken the thi1'd place positions in both the Christian Brothers Invitational and Center Invitational Tournaments. The squad was led by playmaker Jack Judson, a three year letterman, junior Sal Capra, who led the independent-school scorers, and junior Clark Powell, who was second in independent-school scoring. Terry Bidnick, senior forward, turned in many fine defen- sive games, Craig Cummings and Mike Mulloy pro- vided clutch rebounding performances. f A ..1.4'4K8g +. Dave Rebori, Joe Hirt, Jack Bush, and Charles Smith also proved capable guards. Among the highlights of the season were the vic- tory over the highly-rated Rams from Hogan High School and Sal Capra's record-breaking 47 points against Westport, to set a new school record. Coach Joe G1 antham , M. . 4, , an 5. 1 FRONT ROW, left to right: Jack Judson, Mike Keleher, Jack Bush, Dave Rebori, Larry Roberts, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Monteil, Bro, Matthew, Athletic Moderator, Terry Bidnick, Clark Powell, Joe Hirt, Dennis Comiskey, John Garcia, Manager. BACK ROW: Mr. Grantham, Mike Mulloy, J. C. Williams, Sal Capra, Tom Ross, John Gratten, Manager. .J ' sax h T W? Eng. 1.41.