Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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Boys Athletics BOYS’ BASKETBALL f. BO FRONT ROW-—Bernard Hershberger, Arthur Yoder, David Brenneman, Cleo Dickel, captain, Billy Swartzendruber, Howard Gosnell. STANDING—Lester Moore, John Miller, equipment boy, Lester Kempf, Junior John- son, Daniel Brenneman, Clifford Grout, Raymond Moore, Mr. Swartzendruber, coach, Edwin Moore. : REGULARS Center Sharon 31 Center 21 ; Cosgrove 22 Center Shueyville 26 Center 13 Oxford 37 Center Shueyville 18 Center 8 Sharon 42 Center Tiffin 54 @enters (iia este es ...Cosgrove 23 Center -. Center 15 ...Solon 38 Won 2—-Lost 10—Percentage .167 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Center 16—Cosgrove 31 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Center: 17—Conesville 26 SECOND TEAM Center 1% Shueyville 9 Center Oxford 15 Center Shueyville 13 Center “haren 22 Center Oxford 13 Center Tiffin 39 Center ' Center Cosero-e 17 Center Cosgrove 14 Center Won 5—Lost 5—Percentage .500 Although being handicapped by the loss of four regulars fror ‘ast vear’s “tvorgs team some interesting games were played this year. Had the one Cosgrove same I-s'ed a seccnd longer and had the weather not been so co’d at Shueyville we probably would have had two more wins than the records now show. Injuries and sickness also weak- ened the team at times. High point man for the year was B'll with 95 points in nine games. Bernard was second with 68 points followed by Cleo with 43, David with 15, Arthur 14, Daniel 12, Lester Kempf 11, and Howard 7. David was elected captain for next. year, and maicr Je‘ters were awarded to: C'eo, David, Bill, Bernard, Lester K.; Arthur, Howard and Daniel. Minor letters went to Raymond, “ifford, and Junior. John was awarded a-minor letter as student mana- ger. —Page 17—

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FRONT ROW—Helen Slaubaugh, Merle Fleming, Bernard Hershberger, John Miller, Carley June Erb, Nora Miller. BACK ROW—HEunice Fleming, Robert Yoder, Billy Swartzendruber, Mary Ellen Swartzendruber, Mr. Swartzendruber. Life is never so short but there’s time for a song, To hearten the hours as they hurry along; Through the dark and the day its brave music can rise No matter how swiftly each winged second flies. Music has had an immeasurable influence on the lives of:many people. Truly Dryden has well said: ‘“‘What passion cannot music raise and quell.” This year the girls’ sextette, Mary Ellen, Carley June, Merle, Nora, Eunice, and Helen furnished music at the recital, p ays and parties. rie The Jchrscn courty music festival was he'd at Swisher on April 19 w:th Center participating in vari us groups. if Avrards were again giver t those who had taken an active part. - Sere Aces corre el GIRLS’ QUARTETTE —Page 16—

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