Shawnee Mission East High School - Hauberk Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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1 LMT Bob Berner attempts to save the ball. The Referee helps injured Dave Highfill. SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM M SCOREBOARD East East East East EaSt East EEST Southwest Turner Sumner SM West 12 OTJ SM North SM South SM Northwest DODGE CITY East Dodge City East East East East East East East East East East East East Coffeyville SM South Lawrence SM North Wyandotte Raytown South Topeka Washington SM South Topeka West SM West OT 1 Lawrence fFleglonalsJ lg. YW WI f'kW'efef' t IQ, if Dave Kennard outjumps a much shorter foe Basketball 11

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12 Basketball Dave Kennard is fouled by an overzealous Raider. 1 1' l , Q -, ' ' I 7 -W: v-,JAN V V 'lx f , - if 'i--' ' a W We -vi. '.- iff' iiir 'J' HQ, ag 6,12 'f:f?r 933339944-aw, , '32 M ,L 1, d ,.,, -,N 2- K f X 'fx , l X,,, I ,, ,QL ... V V Z Q 1 ex cv -Q. wb, , . ' ,m..-..,7 V A I ,, , h X, f 1. Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball Teams: Dave Dyer, Dave Highfill, Gary Bates, Steve Lampone, Bob Berner, Dwight Kinsey, Dave Hall, Dave Dozier, John McConnell, Dave Bol, Phil Fields, Dave Kennard, Harry Murphy, Allan Pickett. Gary Bates moves to the basket, and awaits Harry Murphy's pass.

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Leaping Harry Murphy goes up for two. 14 Basketball John McConnell stuffs a surprised Lion. Lancers Continue to S Carrying their winning ways along, the Lancers journeyed to Lawrence, defeating the Lions 68-53. The game was never in doubt, and 'many reserves saw valuable action. Continuing to play truly inspired basketball, the Lancers next stuffed the SM North Indians 54-40. The next week was one of the season highlights for Lancer fans, as SM East upset seventh-ranked Wyandotte, 50-48. With East behind in the third quarter, Dave Kennard led the Lancers to ten straight un- answered points. However, the Bulldogs came back Stork Fields pauses to lace a shoe. mash Worthy Teams with nine of their own, and it was not until Harry Murphy sank two free throws with 1:15 remaining that the game was secure. East's streak came to an abrupt end when they came up against two tremendous teams. F-iaytown South, for the second year in a row, beat the Lancers by a big margin. East lost, 35-58. The Lancers outscored no. 1 ranked Topeka 16-7 in the first period, but could not hold on, and were defeated 56-67. Dave Kennard, 6-foot-6 Lancer center, was high with 25 tallies followed by Gary Bates with 18.