Gilman High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gilman, IA)

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A r,fxX H f f' , Q H ' fn' r X , X Flu' Spophomoresp 55fjgE4!S.Emenm2!6rX..JfJ AI jfxl ALI j I Led by Patterson with 15 points and Kvinlaug with 8, the sophomores decisively whipped the Freshmen. Martin Lov- ig scored 9 points for the losers. Seniors SB, Junlors 25 In a rough battle, which saw 4 juniors and l senior leave the game via the foul route and 41 fouls in the game, the seniors behind Robertson's 17 points, took the juniors. Muckler scored 12 points to lead the Juniors. Seniors 26, Sophomoresg25 With Robertson again leading the seniors with 15 points, they took the tournament by whipping the sophomores. Bob Kvinlaug scored l6 points for the sophs. w 4 4 he w w Jumfm mm GHSI4EfBQ!.Le-- The Junior High basketball team played 7 games, with the following players: Reserves: A F - - James Paul F - - Donald Dewitt F - - Frank Patterson F - - Billy Holland G - - Bob Carey F - - Carroll Anderson G - - Kenneth Lavender G - - Richard Midthum G - - Jon Ramsey G - - Dale Stonewall G - - Marvin Shank Manager - - Don Dougherty G - - Billy Spencer Season's Record: Grinnell 55 Gilman 14 LeGrand 25 Gilman 18 Grinnell 56 Gilman 16 Laurel 27 Gilman 5 Colfax 56 Gilman 1 Laurel 25 Gilman 5 Newburg SO Gilman 19 In addition, the freshmen beat the Jr. high 57-12 and the Junior H1gW.beat the Sixth grade twice, 12-ll and 12-7. In most of the games played the Gilman Junior high squad was decidedly outslzed. The best played game of the year was the last game with Newburg, when the two teams were tied at the half by a score of 14 to 14. -55-

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OUR TEM? s QIFWQTI ES FIRST TEAM 1 FT 5-Q, agheames .LBLGLP .flfi MP. M3 2.11 11113 232- 4 Played B111 wiseman 84 15 E 29 185 12.2 gag--F1616 Donald Robertson 50 25 27 29 125 8.2 goals Duane Muckler 17 16 21 55 , 50 ,5.6 E2--Free Richard Spencer 12 17 ll 25 41 2.9 throws Lee Hauser - 15 5 9 24 55 2.5 MQ--Made Gerald Green 15 7 5 l4i, 55 ,4,l MS--Missed Lee Paul 1 6 7 4 - 8 1 0.8 E--Personal Lewis Green - 2 5 1 T 8 17 1.2 fouls Wayne Paul 21 2 A 1 1 - 6' 0.8 ggf-Total Gene Patterson '2 1 Of 5 5 1.0 points Bob Kvinlaug 1 05 0 1 2 1.0 Avg,Pts-- Gordon Lavender 1 0 0 lr 2: 0,5 Average Walter Brown 0 l 0' 4 l 1.0 points Martin Lovig . Qi 0' .0 0 H 0- 0,0 per Total-fWon 93 200 96 105 176 496 55.1 game opponents-won 65 56 'rv 114 166 589 25.9 SECOND TEAM E2 Avg. 25321 -'pme g 2 2.2 aa me 21: 1.12 215. Jw ' 515 Duane Muckler 4 10 11 5 7 51 7,8 X N Lewis Green 12 2 5 19 26 5.2 , XX Bob Kvinlaug 10 5 8 12 '25 5.8 X Gene Patterson 8 2 8 ll 18 5.0 X ee:-5.16 Green 7 2 5 4 16 5.6 ,W Wayne Paul . 7 1 7 10 15 2.1 Gaz! Sy-JL Richard Spencer '5 2 2 1 -12 6.0 A' J Gordon Lavender 5 l 2 9 7 1.0 Rfk KWQM Lee Paul 5 o. o o 6 6.0 2 Richard Lowry 2 o 2 1 4 o.e -. N sua Mcazeer 1 2 4 7 4 o.v I X X 'T Walter Brown 1 02 1 4 2 2.0 V5 TXXXf77 3 Mm-mn Lovig o 1 o 1 1 0.5 , TQ X. I. Jack Lcvlg o o o o o o.o f 1 Danny Parmley 0 0 I 0 0. .50 0,0 H 5 1 1 Gilman-Kwon 57 69 27 45 86 165 25.6,,,. n.r.XK V.,. Opponents-fwon 27 7 41 55 65 60 127 18.1 f f X331 'fl , I 'E' See,son'g Record for s ec ondVTeam.g, ' L? g' Gilman 45 LeGrand 15 fiig 1 Gilman Ferguson 14 Gilman Montour 15 ' Ndggiggfqgg Gilman Green Mountain 8 ' Gilman Newburg 17 Montour Gilman 22 Laurel Gilman 15 . 1 - , 1 C

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' I C' BA5KE'fBALL -- Qllihol There was no girl's basketball team few games were played ical training. Girls as follows: Muekler, Darlene by the girls that w that played in some Doane and Doris Shul this year, but a ere out for phys- of the games are O r. Waltemeyor, Vivian Stonewall, Arlene Jean Huston, Shirley Shollenbarger. Holmes, Nadine Stonewall, Mildred 1 Shuler, Bonnie Shank. Jean Sawyer, Louise Westerfield, Helen Ludlow, Marjorie Seniors: LaVonne Juniors: Darlene Swift, Sophomorest Ethelyn Freshmen: Fr-Sonhs 28, Jr-Srs, 8 The lower olassmen won, hit consistently. Doris Shuler for the upper olassmen. Newburgeld, Gilman 6 Weidner. as Holmes and Darlene Shuler and arlene Swift looked good Newburg outolassel the Gilman agirls all the way, but not without a valiant fight from the locals. Arlene Swift and Ethelyn Holmes played best for Gilman, while Bennington showed up well for Newburg, scoring 7 points. Q1lman,26, Dunbar l5 Gilman reaped over Dunbar's second team as Waltemeyer scored lO and Holmes scored 6, in a game played at Gilman. Gilman 40, Dunbar 25 7 The locals again beat Dunbar there, scoring 15 for Gilman, and Rosfjord hitting with Waltemeyer 25 for Dunbar. Gilman Fr-SoDhs,e25, Newbura Fr-Seohs. 20 With Gilman behind at the half, Louise Westerfield led the lower classmen to a victory over a similar sextet at . N ewburg g 4' '.ff-'ffgb F AS!'lX,.7 If, BIRD ELFISS TUURUFWWEUT Sophomores 28, Freshmen 7 Sophs win behind 16 points of Mildred Muekler. Seniors 12, Juniors ll Doris Shuler scores all 12 points, while Waltemeyer scores 8 for the juniors. Sophomores 27, Seniors 24 Darlene Shuler scores 17 points to lead sophomores to take tournament, while Marcia Carey gets 15 for the seniors. ' ' ff. 'l-il , N 1.9 N-.,. ft .X H3 ,QA-Vg 'xfgfzlig . . ---L'--1.N,,f I , CL ,Fei ' -,,,.,2 I gif! ' J ZEN--lx ff, wif' fi? ff--.- 'ridfrf f Xl Kr! 1 ' I.:f'- Lf IIKQN-.,m W -ff '2-'Q I ' X O , i XXX x lj ff xii XXXQ X, QSN X QQQ ,f X 0-54.