Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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B i ROW ONE: Mr. Westbay, Bill Kenney, Dick Lee, Bill Blackburn. .lim Ozburn, Mr, Mikkelson. ROW TWO: Randy Jock Pattf rson B-Squad Cagers Stres Improvement Composed of sophomores and juniors, the B-squad B squad 26 31 in their first eime and a month later when finished the basketball season with a 5 win, 14 loss record Improvement was the factor which was stressed most by Mr Dick Westbiiy, the Thunderbird coach. The squad responded well to this goal, and as the season drew to a close, each member had improved almost one hundred per cent. One way this could be seen was that the cagers lost to Palmer Thunderbirds ,,,,,,,... 'l'hunderbirds Thunderbirds Thunderbirds Thundt rhirds 'lliunderbirds ,,,, ,,,,, Thunderbirds 'Thunderbirds Thunderbirds Thundc rbirds Thunderbirds Thunderbirds Thunderbirds Thunderbirds 'Thunderbirds Thunderbirds ,,..,,,.,. Thunderbirds Thunderbirds Thunderbirds ,,.....,, RECORD B-SQUAD 39 40 31 59 52 37 -11 4- 26 39 36 52 56 40 45 42 45 39 31 Golden Canon City Abbey ,,..,... Cherry Creek ....., Harrison .,,.,,..Y,.. ......,, . Pueblo Centennial ,,,...., XX'est Denver ...... Trinidad .,,,,,,...,... Grand junttion .. Palmer ,,,,..,.....,,,, Pueblo lzast ..,,., Pueblo South .... Pueblo Central ..,. Palmer .,,,.,,.......,. Pueblo Centennial Trinidad .............,..,,,... Grand junction ., Pueblo South .,,,.. Pueblo Central ...,........ Pueblo East ...... -11 19 38 42 40 54 43 60 32 43 52 63 40 32 60 51 54 56 40 XVASSON PFP CL1 I5 and theerleider show Palmer pep club and chcerluders n far Side how to rhcer and make noise during, 1 B squid eime . -'aiu

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fi-7: K M , I, ,' , ' ' 4 '+L ' f x NA ,K-'-:r:it',,,gg5g,g.,jj'f,,,4SE , V, '11, - I 7- x 'ff 1 ROW ONE: Jerry Beach, manager, Darry Downey, .llm Laxson, Carl Stovel, Ron Hickerson, Jim Jackson, Bill Everitt, Dave George. and Tom Brennan, coach. DAVE GEORGE gives ax hard hotly thunk during .i gamt- with Cheyenne. Icer Dropped I n Lively Action Drive, determination, and spirit were not enough to carry the hockey team to victory this year. In the first round the T-Birds finished in the cellar spot, winning none and losing six. Although the team improved tremendously throughout the season, the record at the end of the second round showed no change. By far the most exciting game of the season was with Fountain Valley on Feb- ruary 15. This game was tied after three periods of rough play, and went into over- time. In the sudden death overtime period, Fountain Valley managed to slip the puck into the Wasson goal, and the final score ' was Fountain Valley 4, 'Wasson 3. Next years team, with five returning lettermen, promises a more hopeful outlook for the 1960-61 hockey season. l -Q 7 ' ' A' 1wl1:'i. 185