St Josephs College and Military Academy - On Parade Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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Upper left: Deen registers two points for the Cadets. Upper right: Introductions and instructions before the game. Right: Malone controls the jump. Below, left to right: Kenneth Brake, Pete Billinger, Frank Bollig. SEASON 'S RECORD Cadets Opponents 29 Ness Qity 28 71 Plainvllle 25 53 Sacred Heart 56 38 Victoria 48 21 Hays High 39 22 orton 61 31 Osborne 48 48 Stockton 63 22 R-ussell 46 25 V1Ct0ri3 45 35 Ellis 48 36 Sacred Heart 29 38 , Ellis 44 27 Osborne 7 47 29 Hays Hi-gh 52 47 Sacred eart 42 24 Russell 64 41 Larned 48 55 Hill City 29 29 Hays High 56

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Upper right: Tully gets set for a free shot. Upper left: Pass from Schumacher to Bollig is on its way for two points. Left: Bollig sinks one in the Larned game. Below: left to right: Tom Rupp, Cecil Schu- macher, Gerald Leikam. r, , es hsh . N. ' - 5 i f '- H-! ,Q 1 I. - ' .Q 5 '7? .3 1 ,f , .V . f. , ' . :ffl 3 . - ,I 3, . 4 ll ' 'f W lj Y in - 3 1 V 3 lf' ' mw'5, 1si REACH SEMI-FINALS. IN TOURNAMENT The Cadets showed surprising accuracy from the outside as they broke loose in the sec- ond cgluarter to down Hill Clty 55-29. Pat Smith woul spread out the Hill Clty defense with his long shots, then Don Schmidt and Art Malone would count from below the bucket as the Ca- dets lplayed one of the best games of the year. Coac Billinger substltuted freely, all ten of the squad seeing action, and all but one breaking into the scoring column. The Hays High Indians had a bad night and the 'St. Jose? 's Cadets a good one as the Cadets outscram led and out .battled the In- dians onliv to see the huge height advantage of the In ians play off in a large number of tg:- ins and close s ots to give Hays High a 56- 9 victory in the semi-fma s of the Class A region- al high school basketball tournament before 2,00 ans at the Sheridan coliseum. INTRA-MURAL TOURNAMENT HELD The basketball intramurals were organized on a platoon basis. Teams were paired in a regu- lar bracket. Second platoon of A company nos- ed out the second platoon of B company to win the honors. The games were played off on both the new and old floors. Competition was keen throughout since the winners of the various intra-mural events are given points which are accumulated until the end of the school year when the company with the highest number of points is declared the intra-mural champion for the year. 1, . ew rig I ll i ' iiiiifi , fr: i i i-,if ziftfiifag 1' f 4 ' Q 'i ,Q- i T L' :O i 1' -Wist a r -- mg. ' 'I' as . 35 ,34 V i - f -1 . vary N . . 4 A ' ' Q 1 i wx' , A' ,, 1: li ir .' -1- wg n ,v M, . N xi- aggu,,.,i A ,if '- ...M l K Y ' . get ,4 , - iw' 1 -1, i , K Q :g ,. - Y:QgT'i9.ri-.i' 3 w 7 :iff 1 , . 5 ll'-if 1 V i 'lilliltl 1 k nit' l It ,Q ,i K i V? -. 1 .24, - - ,Inga x i . :gig ' EU' E' ' ', P ' 'iq 4. I, I , '95 H . i .4 gigs X my' 1 . . is ll' - . , If I ,

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SE B Squad Has Good Record The B basketball scguad, also under the coaching of Al Billinger, had a goo season this year. It was the most energetic and the most aggressive aigregjation on the campus. The team showed such mar ed improve- ment 'as the season went along that several members were moved up to the A sfihuad, at first to substitute for injured players, and then inally to become perman- ent members of the varsity. Brake, Rupp and Leikam were moved up before the end of .the season. Coach Bil- linger hopes the improvement will continue next year also for he will depend upon these players for his regular varsity squad. ASSISTANT COACH SI PALMER The WB Team Record Cadets Opponents 26 Ness Cty 28 30 Vctoria 28 44 Sacred Heart 56 22 Hays High 27 42 Norton 45 33 Osborne 31 43 Stockton 41 23 Russell 55 40 Ellis 46 28 Osborne 37 52 Plainville 35 33 Larned 49 21 Ellis 34 33 Sacred Heart 87 36 Russell 62 Left: Tom Rupp tries one in fthe Lai-ned game. Below: the B Squad, left to right: James Gross, Ronald Rupp, Arthur Winters, Richard Deen, Thomas Rupp, Donald Gabel, Jo- seph Staab, John Simon. l ia L