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

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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

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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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Freshman Team Shows Highest Promise The freshman squad, under the coaching of Assistant Coach Si Pal- mer, raised the -hopes of all St. Josephls fans with the Eromlse of an outstanding basket all team coming ug 1n a couple of years. Some of t e boys were entirely new to the game, others had been play- ing on grade school teams, but as a unit, showed promise of malying a good team in thelfuture. While the reshmen lack height, as do all the Cadet squads, they m-ade up for this by teamwork and hustle. The Freshman Record : Cadets Opponents 20 Russell 39 39 Plainville 26 46 La Crosse 33 44 Plainville 33 54 Ellis 35 34 Hays High 27 20 Russell 26 29 La Crosse 30 38 Hays High 34 39 Stockton 31 38 Ellis 33 Upper right: John Simon fakes, sinks a two-pointer. Center: Herrman comes in for a set- up. Below, the Freshman Squad, left to right: Back row: Tom Terrill, Duane Ruder, Melvin Dinkel, Ray Reece, Harold Kunzelman. Center row: Edwin Schrant, John Henderson, Leo Tully, Dale Walsh, Herrman. Front row: Bill Weishaar, Bill Brown, Lee Simon, Jim Davidson, Verlin Schmidt. 355. '--'W-Q17 l1'i4- F I7:v J 4.