Westmar College - Eagle Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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RECORD Westmar Opponents 92 Morningside 80 101 Dordt 78 87 General Beadle 78 81 Parsons 103 87 Loras 91 97 Hiram Scott (NW Re 104 Upper Iowa 96 Northern Tournament 76 Black Hills State 87 76 Northern State hb Tri-State Conference 98 Midland 76 91 Concordia fis} 91 Northwestern G2 Carl Ades goes for two. Hang in there men! Watch out! Don’t let him get a foul on you. 170

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Roger Moller controls the boards at Morning- side. Ron Wiltgen, starting where he left off last year, is again scoring in double figures. He is averaging 12.6 points a game. Art Ashley again is a team leader. Besides being a good scorer, Ashley snags his share of rebounds. Roger Moller, the big center, is a valuable asset to the Westmar squad. Moller is averaging 7.1 points a game. He is also leading in rebounds with an average of 10.3. Eagle bench strength is playing an important part in the success of Westmar’s basketball team. Ron Schroeder, Art Oordt, and Paul Frerking were assets to the back court. Carl Ades, Dave Chittenden, and Gary Hoffman played important parts in the face court. 169 Hustler, Ron Wiltgen out paces his guard in the General Deadle game. Westmar won 87—78. The grand entry of the Eagles from the dressing room is led by Jim Sutherland and Roger Moller.

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Ron Wiltgen has his turn for a score against Morningside. Jim Sutherland adds two to his school break- ing record.