New Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (New Paris, IN)

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QQ W 'BF BASKETBALL, SECOND TEAM Front row: Mgr. James Snider, Robert Burger, Don Stiver, Thomas Miller, Dale Eby, Robert Weybright, Gerald Snider, Mgr. Gorman Mil- 1er'. Back row: Mgr. James Cobb, Wallace Bollinger, Lloyd Burkholder, Jay Weaver, Paul Helman, Keith Dunlap, Lee Robinson, George Losee, Dana Snider, Coach Robert Hollar. .f if? we J? ,ly fgmxjggs' ' i B Y l 1 A .ft av f 4 aff, X s., A 'W,g.5, rage s quam N u ,A Mi, K 3 M, . 2 v Hn' Lg ,2 glial-2. n 1- lf -1 ,fi ' H .1 x ' ' 'ge' Z XSY' ' W 1 W Q53 is BASEBALL Front row: Mgr. James Snider, Don Hoover, Junior Beer, Bill bmoxer, Gene Neff, Dale Aschilman, Alvin Schmucker, Dick Dunlap, Don Stiver, Mgr. Gorman Miller. Back row: Mgr. James Cobb, Robert Burger, Thomas Miller, Don Thwaits, Carl Blosser, Lloyd Lantz, Conrad Neff, Dale Eby, Junior Whitehead, Jay Weaver, Coach Robert Hollar.

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x ff? ,f V, V ,f . N, Q,.,, , I, ' rx X rf ,4 W Iv D . N 1 . X 0 1 I ,S 5- ff ,-5 J 1. X f fy f' I f ,-' ,f ' , if , ,ATB K N ln summarizing the abilities of the graduating seniors, it might be said all truly exemplified those traits which make a good team great. Billy Smoker was leader in county scoring, set a new scoring mark for the school with 316 points, served as co-captain, received a free throw trophy for having the best free throw percentage during the past two years, and was in there scrapping every minute of the game. Don Hoover also served as co-captain, was a great feeder, ball handler, and play-maker deluxe. Conrad Neff could be counted upon for both offensive and defensive help and was the steadying influence of the team. He was chosen by the Goshen News-Democrat as the best sectional tourney player. Billy Tarman was also a reliable member of the varsity. Paul Helman, lost to the team because of illness, contributed to the team's success. For going so far in the sectional and for the great season we had, much of the credit should go to Coach Bob Hollar. He worked tirelessly with the boys to get them into the playing form they showed. ln spite of last year's graduating seniors, illness, and injuries, the Cubs won fifteen games out of X -be .X f KS' N , l the twenty three played and were ranked second in the county by the Elkhart r Truth. During the season all schools in the county were defeated with the exception of Concord. X , is r 289 w be X 4 G .nm f K5 J Q.. ay I ab Y J xxx' If a If Ex, k , ' gg 5 425 A' QW.. f ' ' T I BASEBALL Hard hit by graduation, the baseball team fell below the 500 mark for the second season in a row,wlnning only one of nine games. The team showed improvement as the season progressed and reached its peak in the final game against Concord, Aschliman pitching one hit ball for the first seven innings. The following boys received letters and three chevrons: Don Hoover, Conrad Neff, and Bill Smokerg two chevrons: Dale Aschliman, Junior Beer, and Dick Dunlap, one chevron: Robert Burger, Dale Eby, Lloyd Lantz, Gene Neff, Alvin Schmucker, Don Thwaits, and Jay Weaver. gpm bf, f X e U AL ul e PAHISIAN 12' .Q-as-, N 1 es 2 X . X xg: AX,

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YELL LEADERS ' Rosemary Reimschisel RubY Clark Susle Lutes SUNSHINE BASKETBALL QUEEN Eleanor Cobb, Freshmang Beverly Miller Sophomore- Queen Mar 1 1 y Lou Fisher, .Tuniorg Ruby Clark, Senior