Hugoton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hugoton, KS)

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l1g0t0I'l gagkd 6Z?v qua B SQUAD SCHEDULE Hugoton 7 Elkhart 42 2 6 Guymon 6 u Z 5 Libe ral 0 6 Ulysses 14 JACK MARTIN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE The Hugoton Eaglets, although they did not end up with an impressive record. They did better than expected with two wins and two losses. The wins came when they trounced Elkhart and Ulysses. The losses were to Guymon and to Liberal. This fine crew of young men, ably coached by C. L. Binns is showing promise in future years. George Titus, Don Williams, and .Timmy Nordyke supplied the running attack. With Jimmy Nordyke passing, the ace pass receivers were Todd Ikard and Jay Holcomb. The running machine was ably assisted by blocking back Larry Lane and Dane Brubaker. With Linemen Gerald Sandusky, Joe Holcomb, Terry Harris, George Hinch, and Kenneth Beavers. All the boys are sophomores or freshmen and should help fill the shoes of the graduates of coach Rose Estes's tearn.

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l ,K C, ' . ', ..,:l', w. ,nw - FSA. Bobbie, Arch, Dick, Donnie, Brush, Sess, Betsy, Marvin, Kennie, Frosty, Glen, Slagle, Mickie, Dick, Phil, Ossie, ax arfiify RAMEY OIL. COMPANY Seniors on the Eagles squad Coaches Ross Estes and C. I... Binns.

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gcwlwfgaf SEASON RECORD We They Garden City 48 33 Guymon 50 62 Cimarron 75 40 Cimarron 46 31 Ulysses 38 41 Syracuse 43 40 Elkhart 70 41 Meade 65 37 Cvuymon 58 62 Liberal 58 38 Ulysses 50 62 Syracuse 63 25 Meade 56 42 Liberal 58 27 Garden City 40 47 We 763 SOUTHWEST KANSAS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Cimarron 47 38 Ulysses 37 40 Season Record 11-6 R 8: S OLIVER IMPLEMENT CO. Once again the High-Flying Eagles fought their way to another fine basketball season. Although the Eagles win and loss record was not overwhelming, it was still impressive. Although Cliff Binn's Eagles won eleven hard fought victories, they also had their wings clipped six times. The Eagles added to their laurel second place in the Southwest Kansas League Tourna- ment and also second place in the S.K.L. The impressive Eagles scoring attack with 902 points to op-ponents 708 was led by scorers, Gary Ausbun, with an average of 17.3, Don Crane, 9.4, Don Horton, 9.4, Harry Horton, 6.05, Dave Sessler, 3.8. The rebouding strength came from Don and Harry Horton. While Ron Betsworth, Frosty McCoy, Phil Brubaker and Ben Moon provided the reserve power. Although from this year's squad, the Eagles lost three of their staring five, Don Horton, Don Crane, and Gary Ausbun. lt has all its reserve strength returning, including a sophomore, Todd Ikard. This all gives us the idea that the Eagles are going all out for another good season next year. Good luck! Eagles! The results of the District Tournament are as follows: First Round: Dighton: 443 Hugoton: 56 Second Round: Scott City: 285 Hugoton: 38 26 Final fChampionshipl: Ulysses: 40, Hugoton: The Eagles did it again! S r