Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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Mm '4 jnfawnuaali HOBEN NORTH, TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Top Row, L-R: Bob Taylor, John Leddy, Tom Willson, Don John- son, Don Hassberger. Middle Row: Vernon Bolling, Noble Arent, Bob Burchfield, Bob Gibson. Bottom Row: Arthur Smith, Conrad Lach, John Urbank. Intramural athletics enioyed a banner year at K College, with the students participating in thirteen sports under the direction of Henry Lasch. John Lenox capably served as student manager of intramurals under Lasch. With four spring sports remaining to be completed, the Kazoo Married Men are leading the team race, followed by Hoben South, Harmon West, Hoben North, Harmon East and the Kazoos. In touch football, Hoben North won the coveted title by winning a three-way playoff between North, Hoben South, and the KMM. Bill Bos was high scorer of the season with 5 touchdowns for 30 points. Harmon West copped the track meet with 23 points, although picking up only two first places. The KMM won in volleyball by 6 games over Hoben South. In the A basket- ball league, Harmon West triumphed with a 9-I record over the KMM by one game. Chandler Moulton was the league's high scorer with 99 points. HARMON WEST, TRACK CHAMPIONS Top Row, L-R: Charles Grauel, Dick Shultz, Normand Christ- mon, John Romm, Roy Bulson. Bottom Row: Tom Peterson, Midge Verplank, Gerald Adrianson. .L. v1

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Front Row, L-R: Don Shoup, Kenneth Mosier, Harley Pierce, Jim Stefoft, Arthur Smith, Bill Sayers, Doug Bourgeois, Gordon Ferris, Horace Webb, Chandler Moulton. Back Row: Coach Henry Lasch, Gary Wilson, Jack Wendt, Stanley Pavlic, Charles Maltby, Bob Prudon, Edward Glaser, Clark Bertrand, Darol Topp, Bill Fry, Eugene Koehlinger, Vito Tutera, assistant coach. Bafiedall Baseball entered its second season in twenty-one years at K College with Coach Henry Lasch's team expected to improve on last spring's 5-8 record. Nine lettermen and many promising newcomers strengthen the Hornet cause. Veterans include pitchers Gordon Ferris, last year's top hurler, and Bill Fry, infielders Harley Pierce, Chandler Moulton and Bob Prudon, and outfielders Alvin lDougl Bourgeois, Edward Glaser and Eugene Koehlinger. Newcomers Kenneth Mosier, James Stefoff, Jack Wendt, Stanley Pavlic and Darol Topp are highly-regarded. Of their first seven league games, the Hornets won three, defeating Adrian, 'IO-7, Hope, 2-'ly and Hillsdale's defending champions, 5-4. Losses were absorbed from Albion, 'l-9, Alma, 3-5 and 2-6, and Adrian, 3-ll. Outside the conference the baseballers dropped a 13-7 decision to Fort Custer, and lost to Central Michi- gan, 2-3, in their first nine games. Ferris, Stefott and Topp are the team's most effective pitchers, while Glaser is the top batter.

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HARMON WEST, SWIMMING CHAMPIONS Top Row, L-R: Gerald Adrianson, Roy Bulson, Roy Haymans, Jack Eaton. Bottom Row: George Lewis, Bob Treat, Don Gibbings, Midge VerPIank. The B cage title went to the Kazoos, also with a 9-1 season record. Val Jablonski led the league with 66 points. ln table tennis, Marv Mantin edged Bill Bos for the title, and in badminton, Lee Koopsen defeated Bos in the finals. The bowling title went to the Kazooswith a 2,292 team score. Lloyd Fowler, Kazoos, hit 535 for the individual high series, while Bill Gershon had 222 for high game. In the bowling singles tourney, Tom Wallace of Harmon East won with 1,102 for six games. Harmon West annexed the swimming title, taking four first places. ln boxing, Hoben South led the way with three individual champions. Harmon West also won the wrestling crown, taking two individual titles. Foul shooting was won by the Kazoo, while Don Shoup hit 92 of 100 for individual honors. An intramural sports night was held at Albion College, with Kazoo winning in basketball, volleyball and table tennis singles over the Albion intramural teams. KAZOO MARRIED MEN, VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Top Row, L-R: Val Jablonski, George Mason. Bottom Row: Edward Glaser, Doug Bourgeois, Eugene Koeh- linger, and Cannonball, team mascot.