The hoops legends of the ’70s reunited. Left to right, it’s Randy Keefe, Bill Jarrell and Jeff Rhubottom. (Renae Mulholland photos)
Dale Sherman, a beast on the boards in the ’60s, and daughter Shannon, a star cheerleader in the late ’80s.
Darrell Dyer, who operated the clock at CHS basketball games for decades, has a smile and firm handshake for all.
Foster Faris (green jacket), a star on the hardwood in the ’70s, embraces his coach, Bob Barker.
The current score table crew, l to r, announcer Moose Moran, Martin Mazdra and the greatest score-book operator to ever put pencil to paper – June Mazdra.
Ryan O’Keefe (left), possibly up to shenanigans with fellow Wolf hoops alumni Rusty Bailey (center) and Keith Jameson.
L to r, returning legends Utz Conard, Denny Clark, Pat Clark and Keefe.
Dorothy Keefe (red jacket) keeps an eye on her “boys.”
There were more points in the CHS gym Friday than there are stars in heaven.
The 101-year anniversary of Wolf boys basketball brought out almost every living major scoring star of the past, outside gunners and inside bangers alike.
As hoops stars from the ’40s through 2018 mingled, Renae Mulholland, who grew up cheering for her brothers (the Keefe boys) and their friends, snapped these pics and was nice enough to share them with us.
