Lacrosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Lacrosse, IN)

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t 4 I .fi Q'f' - 0 , Compliments ' '- . Q . a 4 ri'-P ,-3.5 za . ,. -6 C as . A x 5. of La Crosse -14 Implement Service 7' ' ' s E . ini'-L HARRY MATHEWS 6 ft 2 in Junior Plays Center all of the games the Tigers played in the tourney the crowd was on their feet as excitement and suspense mounted The team will lose four of the flrst ten this year by graduatton Among them w111 be John Berkshue, one of the scrapp1est under the bucket men in the coun ty Returning will be many exper1enced underclassmen, includmg Jlm Ltedkty Clyde Hemold Fred Beebe Don French and Harry Mathews Everyone 15 mclined to agree, that the Tigers un der the coach1ng of Bob Schumacker this year,played a grade A class of basketball Although they d1d not w1n the county tourney title to make lt three 1na row for La Crosse, they gave an 1mpress1on of how good basketball is played ,fo-5 V !A.,,.L...l JOHN BERKSHIRE C0 Captam 5 ft 10 in Senior Plays Guard JOHN BECHLER 6 ft Senior Plays Forward 70d0tJrl04f2660ftd f'4 Wheeler W Wanatah Umon Township 1- 'N Rollin Prairie San Pierre Hanna Kouts K!! a i' lt CLYDE HEINOLD 5 ft '7 in Junior Plays Guard PAUL CURRY 5 ft 7 rn Senior Plays Guard Westville North Judson Clxnton Township Kingsbury M111 Creek W Chesterton Stillwell BOB ABSHIRE Co Captain 6 ft Senior Plays Forward xfx . . . ' . fx 1'- XIX 1 f if ' .... 1 ......... KW y U ...... ..fLj ,, N 'g ' ..... ...QL1 ' P .......... ..qwy I Union Mills .... ...... CW Q Wheatfield ............ QLD 'Q ' ............ KWQ ' ....... ...ij , ........ ...... CW J ............. fWj . I- U -rr: ,mx ' , 1 v A 'M ,fgrmqk K

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Q0 COACH BOB SCHUMACKER r PX f. FRED BEEBE 6 ft. 1 in.--Junior Plays Forward CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Shirley Stonecipher, Joyce McMahan. BOTTOM ROW: Jeanie Fagan, Joan Baske. 1 or-M Compliments of the . La Crosse Sentinel SX JIM LIEDKTY 5 fr. 10 in.--Junior Plays Guard J , The team this year was one of the most balanced in the county. The Tigers finished the season with a 16-5 record and were the co-champs of the county con- ference. La Crosse had tough luck in the drawing of the county tourney and was pitted against a strong Union Township team. The team came through with a thrilling victory 56-53. It was still atough row to hoe, for now the Tigers had to face one ofthe top contenders for the county crown, the Union Mills Millers. The boys really proved that night how they could play ball by triumphing over the Millers 39-37. The next after- noon came the discouraging downfall of the Tigers, as the Blackhawks of Westville downed the mighty five 41-39. Many say that if it hadn't been forthe Tigers, the tourney would not have been so exciting. For during DON FRENCH 5 ft. 9 in.--Junior if' ' Plays Guard yy, I , DONZAL CURRY 5 ft. 8 in.--Junior Plays Forward i

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, , UID if n4 A 0 .u nf' X, .Q , ,R A R r - V .RJ WQUEW TOP ROW: Randy Porter, Kenny Czarnecki, Bob Schoon, Jerry Raderstorf, Jack Berkshire, John Holmgren. SECOND ROW: Gary Heinold, Ronnie Elkins, Jack Rust, Daryl Shreve, .IUNIIIR HIGH BA KETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Bob Knapp, Jesse Stedman, Dennis Turner, Ray Babcock, David Zipple, Donnie Bessler Jerr Jackson. SECOND ROW Denny Krueger, Ray Holmgren Ray Stuck . Y I , . Richard Muffley, Dick Knapp. THIRD ROW: Bob Shireman, George Hall, Michael Lord, David Mason.