Fernald High School - Echo Yearbook (Fernald, IA)

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Boys Boslceiball Below are statistics and information obtained from records kept of the boys' team: Scoring ft. ft. f. fg. made missed tps. Wise ...... ..... 7 4 153 73 70 379 Anderson ......... 77 45 11 30 101 Smith ..... ..... 4 8 85 41 36 211 Nelson ........... 63 77 31 39 185 Handsaker ........ 69 61 26 39 148 Huhn ............ 31 22 3 15 47 Chitty ..... 5 5 1 0 11 McBride .1 1 1 1 3 Klonglan .... 0 1 1 2 3 Couser .... 4 0 1 1 1 Games Won .... ..... 1 4 Opponent Avg. .. Games Lost ................... 7 Fernald Avg. Free-throw Avg. ............ 452, .......... Milford . . .. Gilbert McCallsburg ........ Maxwell fc. Gilbert lc. Mcflallsburg tc. t.l ..... Collins fc. Hubbard Zearing Milford fs. Scores Fernald Opponent Fernald 47 .......... Napier .......... 32 49 46 ........ McCallsburg ........ 82 53 ...... 30 ..... Roland .......... 63 41 ..... 64 ..... .. Colo .... ...... 4 8 46 ...... . 68 ..... Zearing .......... 22 46 .... 59 .... .... G ilbert .......... 51 32 ..... 61 ..... Shi.pley .......... 37 56 .... 46 ..... Milford .......... 42 65 ...... 40 ..... Roland .... ..72 67 61 ..... .... C olo ........... 45 41 ....... 70 ..... Shipley ......... .41 51 avg. 18.00 4.81 10.55 8.81 7.04 2.24 1.00 .27 .27 .09 . . . . .48.14 . . . . .52.04 Opponent 49 36 41 45 54 55 52 44 L1 ....... tj ....... LJ ....... fifffflff

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BW. B..n..iL..11 Richard Smith--A senior and a 4-y-ear letter winner, Dick played both guard and center. He scored 211 points and was a fine defensive player as well. His jumping, ability controlled many tip-offs and rebounds for the team. Dick's scoring and defensive play will be a big loss to the team next year. John Nelson-A senior and a 4-year letter winner, .lohnny played for- ward on defense and guard on' offense. He scored a total of 185 points during the season, was a good defensive player, and a very fine ball han- dler. Though hindered by height, he showed lots .of drive. His aggressive- ness will surely be missed next year. Bob Wise--A junior and a 3-year letterman, Bob lead all scorers with a total of 379 points. He rebounded well off either board and did fine de- fensive work. His scoring power and all around ability will undoubtedly be a great help to the' team next year. Allen Anderson-A junior and a 2-year letter winner, Allen's 101 points helped' a. good deal this season. He took his share of the rebounds and generally did a fine job for his team. Allen proved himself a steady ball player, and he will no doubt be an asset to ,next year's squad. Dean Handsaker-A sophomore and a 2-year letter winner, Dean scored 148 points to rank third in scorin.g. He was a good play maker and a great defensive player. His ball handling was a fine asset and he should prove to be tops next year. Gay Huhn-A first year letterman, Gay as a sophomore, helped the team with his 47 points. With 33 little more experience, he will fit in with next year's team very well. Gay is small but his aggressiveness should make him a valuable, player. Charles Chitty---A junior who won a minor letter this year, Chuck, because of his height, will be a great help under thei back boards next year. He didn't see too much action this season but he, without a doubt, will be an aid to the team his senior year. John McBride-A senior and winner of his first letter in basketball, John substituted at guard. He was good defensively and his height gave him an advantage lon the rebounds. He will be a loss to the team next year. Ray Couser-A sophomore and a minor letter winner, Art has good prospects of becoming a good ball player. His offensive and defensive ability will be a help to the team for two more years. Mike Kendall--Sophomore and minor letter winner. Moving from Chicago, he hasn't had too much previous experience in basketball but he is developing fast and will be a great help in years to come. Gerald Klonglan--Another minor letterman in basketball, Gerald is a freshman. Although hindered by his height, he is developing a good eye for the basket and will work in with the team very well in years to come. Lee Dadisman-Minor letter, freshman. Lee is also handicapped by his height. However, he should prove good material for the team for three more years. 50

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ClSelDCl ll CI.el't to rightl lineeling4Allen Anderson, Bob NVise, Charles Chitty, Ray Couser, John Meliricle. Guy Huhn. Stzincling-Gerulrl Klonglun, Lee Duclisman, Dean l12lI1LlS2lli0I', Coach Mar- lin, Diek Smith, Mike Kendall, John Nelson. The 1'lL'l'I11llil XVhite llziwks eniled their fall baseball 0 :incl li reeorml. We hope to clo better in the spring season. batting :averages are as follo llob lVise .... ...21 Diek Smith .... . . .20 Art Couser .......... 21 Allen Anderson ..... Charles Chitty ...... Dean Ilzinclsaker .... .lohn Melirimle ....... .lohn Nelson ........ Guy lluhn .......... Gerzilml Klonglan .... h 9 ks fi 4 3 5 4 3 1 1 avg 429 -100 280 267 200 203 250 107 001 002 season with a The inclividual hr 'Sb 2b 1b 0 4 1 6 2 4 0 4 0 3 0 3 1 3 1 2 0 1 0 1 Bob Wise :incl Diek Smith led the batting clepurtnient with .429 and .100 respectively. Bob and Dick rlicl most of the mound work for the club. The games, scores were us follows: Fernzilcl 7: Gilbert 11 Fernzilcl 6: BICC2lllSlJllI'Q 21 lfernulcl 9: Zearing 17 Fernulcl 4: Roland 18 Fernzilrl 10: Milford 11 Fernzilrl 10: Roland 25 5-1