Front, Marilyn Regan. Right, Judy Ford. Back, Pat England.
Left to right: Mary Fran Van
Kamp, Joyce Grabowski, Roger
Gorman, Carolyn Pettit and Chris
Koenigsaecker.
The fortunes of the varsity hardcourters were nearly as up-and-down as the basketball…
The junior varsity, coached by Athletic Director
Leo Kilfoy, missed a winning season by a narrow
margin as it was edged in three tight contests. The
"B" team served as a proving ground for several
players who were promoted to varsity action by…
The Bees in traveling togs. Front row
(left to right): Terry McCleary, John
Cahill, Carl Kaufmann. Second row:
Ron Bohls, Jerry Lotz, Mike Daux.
Third row: Dick Arnold, Mike McAleer.
Back row: Walt Jones, Ron
Summers.
To the victors belong the…
"Butch" shows his successors how he made the
1000-point club.
Everybody watches Lotz net a charity toss.
Trainer Mantonya rushes to "Waxy's" aid.
The nation's top free thrower... almost
Cahill drives in Bee
victory over Western.
Bohls moves in for his familiar hook shot.
I don't know, what do you think?
Duhawks watch Summers
toss in an easy basket.
You take it Carl, I don't
want it.
Tennis
The tennis team opened the 1962 campaign seeking to extend its list of twenty successive victories in the past three seasons.
This goal seemed within reach as the squad boasted some
bright prospects and four veterans, including seniors Bill…
Golf
The golf team hoped to drop its three-year role as a bridesmaid and become the top links group among Iowa's small colleges in the annual state tournament. Coach Bob Duax's divot-
diggers numbered five vets and several potential par busters
as…
Track
The track squad was much improved as it faced an expanded schedule with more depth in all departments. Leading
the thinclads' assault on the record books were miler Bob Zeimet,
quarter-milers Dan McClimon and Bob Jackson, half-miler
Jim…
