Liberty Center High School - Memories Yearbook (Liberty Center, IN)

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Fine rebounding ability is being shown by forward Bruce Stanton during the tourney game against Jackson. capturing the final THE VICTORIOUS LIONS i.e. 76 Clear Creek 33 L.C. 69 West Rockcreek 49 L.C. 43 Madison 59 L.C. 79 East Rockcreek 48 L.C. 78 Whites 4-WAY TOURNEY 32 L.C. 73 Chester 50 L.C. 67 Jackson 33 L.C. 71 Lafayette Central 29 L.C. 66 Warren 53 L.C. 50 Lancaster 58 L.C. 64 East Rockcreek COUNTY TOURNEY 49 L.C. 68 Petroleum 46 L.C. 72 Jackson 44 L.C. 64 Lancaster 50 L.C. 68 Chester 45 L.C. 103 W. Lancaster 56 L.C. 82 Jefferson 43 L.C. 62 Jackson 38 L.C. 68 Ossian 63 L.C. 70 Clear Creek 40 L.C. 84 Petroleum 66 Senior Bill Thompson, captain, accepts the County Tourney trophy for his team from Mr. J. M. Benson, Superintendent of the Northern Wells Consolidated Schools. 20

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but small in number Get those rebounds may have been the cheer Dick Harris heard in the background. Dick Harris, 6 ' 4 junior center, played his second year of varsity ball and was one of the higher scorers of the season. Dick is well regarded as a good defensive and offensive player. Bill Thompson, 5 ' 10 senior guard and forward, has become known this year by his fast ball handling, fancy passing, and fine shooting ability. Randy Raber, 5 ' 8 sophomore guard, gained much experi- ence in fine ball con- trol. Randy was said to be a good play- maker and a pep pill when the team was lagging. 19

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county tourney by defeating Lancaster The team members, coach, manager, and cheerleaders look on as Randy Raber climbs the ladder and snips a final portion of the net. Principal John Talarico accepts the county tourney trophy for the school from Coach Butt. We finally did it, sighs junior forward Jim Harris as he takes his turn at cutting down a portion of the net. This has made the 3rd county tournament that Liberty Center has won, the first being in 1943 and the second in 1952.