BASKETBALL SENIOR CAGERS JERRY BOCHENEK-tallest member of the Hawk squad ... ankle injury sidelined him dur– ing middle part of season ... returned to play improved ball . . . commendable job on of– fense and defense. CURTIS BROWN-swift Black Hawk forward . : . a real "bandit" on defense ... dribbling the "round ball" was his specialty . . . a good re– bounder for his size. JOHN GAGGIANI-the "Mickey ~ooney'' of the basketball team ... did a fine job of scor– ing . . . inch for inch a great basketball player ... performed brilliantly in Section 10 All-Star game. JAMES HARVEY-a great, try guy ... a spirited hustler . . . turned in a bang-up job when inserted into lineup ... a real team player. NATHAN LICORISH-the Black Hawk's Har– lem Globe-Trotter... filled in at every position . . . his favorite saying, "Coach, I only played two seconds." FRED MAZUREK-versatile hoopster . . . at home on the hardwood ... captain of the Hawk quintet . . . ranks as high scoring eager ... earned berth on Section 10 first team, 3 consecu– tive years. RON TAYLOR-lean and lanky center ... razor-sharp elbows made him tough under the backboards . . . a good scorer from his pivot post ... dubbed "honey" by his team-mates. Three Black Hawks surround a lone Colonial eager.
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