Presbyterian Day School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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2 Q o.s 5 Y-9--Q' ff f sQ.n..s'i Q.0.,g A ' 5 ,Q'o '3E i 9.0.-iii r Lf 7 ii A 7, N 5 Q. n..: 3 ir. a.,4g FRONT ROW, left to right: Brig Klyce, Statistician, Reid Schadt, Mark Kaminsky, Philip Jacobs, George Stratton, Bob Heller, Manager. SECOND ROW: Franklin Anderson, Manager, Richard Miller, Tom Pal- JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity, led by guard Andy Allen and forward Brooke Lathram, has turned the tables on last year's record to bring the won-loss record to 5-5 for the 1959 season. The team has played fine bail, losing several games by very close scores. Aiding in the success of the season thus far has been the rebounding of Tommy Paul and Tom Palmer and the clever playing of Reid Schadt. SCHEDULE WE 13 Second Presbyterian 6 Varsity 6 Second Presbyterian 2 Training 41 6 Shelby Juniors 16 Second Presbyterian 7 St. Dominic 16 St. Dominic 17 Idlewild 11 St. Dominic THEY 7 35 11 O Qforfeity 52 2 9 8 8 12

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Gillespie in for a lay-up The 1959 basketball season is rapidly draw- ing to a close with the Crusaders requiring one more victory to clinch the league championship for the second consecutive year. The round- ballers have a 9-1 record to date, having scored 249 points to the opposition's 121, Led by for- ward, Tommy Austin, who is near the individual scoring record for the school, the team has played with a deliberate style of offense and a strong zone defense. With Gillespie, Wunder- lich, McKee, Austin, and Cannon holding down the starting positions and followed by excellent bench strength such as Dickerson, Montgomery, Hooper, Nickey, Dudley, Adams, and Bowlin, the team hopes to complete the season with on- ly one loss, thus setting a won-loss record for the school, Returning to Crusader basketball next year will be Wunderlich, Montgomery, and Adams. FLASH - PDS wins League Championship defeat- ing Davis in a double overtime 15-13, McKee pulls one down fic-1 Adams rebounding The coach's bench ,.,,'

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KNEELING, left to right: Coach MacQueen, Frank Tenent, Trow Gillespie, Chip Dudley, Dan Farber, John Nickey, Barham Ray, Terry Nathan and John White, Managers. STANDING, left to right: Bob Ru bin, Richard Walker, Bill Wunderlich, Greg Warren, Sloan Young, Bill Quinlen, Mac McKee, Gary Ut- kov, Fred Goldsmith, Scotty Heppel, Statistician. SOFTB LL 19 8 For the second consecutive year the Crusader softball team won the Junior League championship, Behind the tight pitching of Gillespie and Nickey, who allowed only 7 runs, Wunderlich, Utkov, Tenent, and Warren combined their big sticks to bring in four victories while helping to score 45 runs. Aiding in the team drive for the championship were Tenent, Walker, and Rubin, who made up one of the strongest outfields to play at the Day School. Returning letter- men will be Nickey, Gillespie, Dudley, and McKee. SCHEDULE WE THEY 8 Guthrie 4 14 Neighborhood House 2 9 Wesley House 0 qforfeity 14 Porter 1