Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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BASKETB LL PAUL RALPHS- Forward ck Deumarlil' v w Bob Annatrohs, Norman wma In ck ro ' b chess Ba - paul Ralgshs- mmm. mek Fisk- B0 ville W l ?rBbxck Rho: . DO Front WW' The team was paced b y Paul Ralphs who scored 188 points. Jack Delamarter was seco d i ' ' n n scormg with 137 tallxes. The team was hot and cold, but came through a rugged t l we ve-game schedule with a respectable record of seven wins and five losses. They also handed defeats to the local town team and the academy team of 1948. The highlight bf the season was the closing game of the sea son with a highly-regarded Notus fiv . T e he academy team trounced the visitors 75 to 41.

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Interest was running high when Coach Armstrong called for basketball tryouts. He was greeted by five returning lettermen. Competition was keen for a starting position with rookies Billy Hopper, Don Lamm, Dick Fisk, and Bob Chess pressing veterans hard. The teams sorely missed the services of A1 Fisher and Billy Hopper who failed to register for the second semester. porvifd MARTBR' nc! DEM' f as fiilllfd WINTE on vu. NORMAN 'HE Wnm-ms- Center