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Charles Henderson, Co-Captain
Christopher Kent, Co-Captain
Bruce Dean, Manager
Mr. Peter K. Muhlhuasen, Coach
M.B. 53 Wilbur ......................... ...... 15
M.B. ..... 43 St. Andrew’s ................ ...... 65
M.B. 56 Assumption ................ ...., 62
M.B....... 61 Thayer ......................... ...... 65
M.B. 68 Alumni ......................... ...... 53
M.B........ ..... 54 P.C.D............................. 65
M.B. ..... 46 Governor Dummer ...... ...... 84
M.B........ ..... 40 St. George’s ................ ...... 61
M.B. ..... 47 Tabor ........................... 65
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M.B.
St. George’s ..................
51
M.B. ..... 33 P.C.D............................. 89
M.B........ ..... 50 St. Andrew’s ................ 63
M.B........ 63 Tabor ........................... ...... 67

Co-Captains Henderson and Kent

in the 4th quarter. The Classical game represented a big Dave Wetzel, Chris Kent, Charlie Henderson, Arthur Grace,
challenge. It was a chanfe for the team to see how they com­ and Michel Jean-Baptiste, the seniors on the squad, played
pared with a public high school team. The game started well; well all year; but essentially it was a young team. Next year
and at the half M.B. had a seemingly comfortable 18 point looks much brighter. Bill Wheeler and Dick Sifferlin both
lead. The second half was a different story, though, and at the improved very much this year and will be back next year, as
end of regulation time the score was tied as Co-captain Charlie will Greg Morrison and Step Morris, lettermen, and Jeff
Henderson’s half-court attempt narrowly missed. In the over­ Brown. Two sophomores, Tom Burnett and A1 DeValerio,
time Classical had the momentum to pull out the game by both slick ball-handlers, will be back to give next year’s team
one point, 57-56. Once again M.B. was hurt by foul trouble. an experienced nucleus. Next season Coach Mulhausen should
The team got its second win against the Alumni. With
sophomore Tom Burnett leading the way with 18 points, the get results from the team he molded this year.
varsity five coasted to a 68-53 win. Vic Field and Bernie
Buonanno led the Alumni.
Against P.C.D. the Quakers got off to a terrible start but
managed to pull together in the second half to stage a come­
back. However it fell short. In the first away game, the team
lost to a fine Gov. Dummer team. Against St. George s Bill
Wheeler was out with a glandular infection; and the team was
hurt by the lack of rebounding, although Dick Sifferlen did a
good job until he fouled out. Co-captain Chris Kent and Dave
Wetzel were in foul trouble early and had to be taken out.
A sophomore, A1 DeValerio, came in and took over for Wetzel
and Kent in the scoring department.
The Quakers played well against Tabor but succumbed
65-47. Once again they played without Wheeler, but Chris
Kent and Dick Sifferlen took care of the offense and rebound­
ing adequately. The 2nd St. George and P.C.D. games were
not good ones for the team; but the Blue & White bounced
back and put on good performances in their last two games.
They gave St. Andrews a big scare before succumbing in the
last few minutes. The last game was a bitter disappointment
to everyone. The team had hoped to close out an otherwise
sad season with a win. It was a close game, but Tabor won
it by 67-63 score.