Seoul American High School - Chosun Yearbook (Seoul, South Korea)

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Roland Amateis, managerg Jim Casart, Don Seward, Les Lacert, Robert Jones, Randy Taylor, Gary Singletary, John Haeslei Eduardo Spraggon, Chuck Voigt, Bruce Ramskov, Dave Owens, Mr. Warner, coach. ' A ' BASKETBALL TEAM HAS WINNING SEASON Winter in Seoul means basketball season and the varsit , Y Falcons took to the courts with zest and new uniforms. Be- hind the sharpshooting of sophomores Dave Owens and Bruce Ramskov, the Falcons proved too much for the rival American schools, The quick defense of John Betts and the rebounding of John Haesler and Randy Taylor kept the Fal- cons in competition with the torrid shots of Korean teams. The Falcons were put in shape and kept there by the dili- gent coaching of Mr. Warner. Seoul 'Opponent 39 77 64 65 56 45 28 79 45 31 56 39 58 62 46 i 34 54 ' 41 47 43 56 62 31 A 59 54 52 Yarng Chung Whi Moon Pai-Chai Yarng Chung Pu san Kwang Sung Pai-Chai Seoul Foreign Se ouln Foreign Pusan Pusan ' Pai-Chai ' Yongsan

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