Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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-, Pe 0 SL EG) EE) ES SSIES = () az-( |) ) D-DD () LE) ED (080 Boy's Athletics Regulars : ' ! ' | i ' ' i i | i | ' ' i | i ! i i | i ' ' | ' i | ' ! i | i | | i Center 16, Sharon 24 Center 24, Oxford 17 z Genter , bitin, Center 22, Sharon 27 Z ( Center 11, Tiffin 48 Center 38, Shueyville 17 1 ( Center 15, Cosgrove 14 Center 30, Cosgrove 16 j = Center 19, Lone Tree 13 Center 49, Shueyville 4 2 ' Center 15, Keota 28 Center 20, Oxford 18 | { Won 7 Lost 5 Percentage .585 1 ' ! | ! ! ' 1 ! ' ' ' ! 1 ' ' | ! | i ' ' ! | ' i ' ' COUNTY TOURNAMENT Center 33, Tiffin 42 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Center 35, Cosgrove 23 Center 20, Parnell 40 Seconds Center 8, Cosgrove 13 Center 11, Shueyville 25 Center 13, Keota 26 Center 16, Cosgrove 9 Center 15, Shueyville 8 Won 2 Lost 3 Percentage .400 Losing only one regular the Crusaders marched on to raise their percentage to a mark never before set by a Center squad. In tournament games we won one game and lost two lowering our percentage to .533. We scored 362 points for an average of 24.13 points per game against .348 points for an average of 23.2 points per game for our opponents. Swartzendruber was our outstanding man with a total of 164 points, an average of 11 points per game. The rest of the squad scored slightly more than half of the points. The individual scor:ing was as follows: Palmer, 67; Gosnell, 63; Hill, 38 and Dickel, 25. The co-captains Swartzendruber and Gosnell left their positions to be filled by Cleo Dickel. Letters were awarded as follows: Major letters: Swartzendruber, Gosnell, Palmer, Hill, Dickel, Hershberger, and David Brenneman; Minors: Moore, Daniel Brenneman, and John Miller who accompanied the team and cared for the basketball equipment. i ih ii 2 i A) A) ED) EE TP a) a () ar) EE) EE) A) ED) SED) ) NE) ETP ee) ) ED) ) DD) NE) DVD ‘ Page Nineteen