Allen Township Centralized School - Dixie Yearbook (Van Buren, OH)

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K- I . -T - If '--Q- 'v.-gan? ' 'll ' Of' ru TIiE:DIX1Efvvvfff RALPH SWITZER Ralphie , could always be counted on to play his hardest and if he couldn't out play an opponent he could out talk him anyway. ROBERT DELO Fat , was short and snappy and had his left hand flip that could get a guard in a hurry. ROBERT KEELOR Bob , is one of the fastest men we have and has the ability to get open shots and make them count. MORRIS SWITZER Morris was one of the hardest work- ers and always the man with the readiest smile. We have never known him to be eliminated from competition by personal contact. LEONARD SILVEUS Leonard, had the knack of picking the ball out of thin air and dropping it through the hoop. This little habit of his was quite useful in the game. 1928

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jiwvsw V -yn-1.5.--Y -f--- - -H.. .. 1 T bw ' l THE DIXIE , l l l w V F E P V K 1 1928 EARL NEUMAN 'Heavie' only a sophomore this year but he's one of the best running guards we had. FRANCIS ENSIGN 'Whit', is a basketball player of real merit, for he has the heart to take the hardest falls without even a frown. ALBERT NEBERGALL 'Kazook', is a short but scrappy bas- ketball player with a trick of making fancy shots that look impossible and still go through. HOWARD POE 'Poe', was captain this year and a good one too, with a spirit that would never die and a knack of putting himself into the fight just where he was needed most. JOHN BRANDEBERRY 'Johnny', is a good shot and as handy a man as you could wish for. L I l

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' - - -'-'-'-'-f'-'-'-'-'-f'-'-'-'-'-'- -'-'-'-'-'l E -'-'- -'-'- -'-' ---- ' -'- -'-'-'-'-'- -'-'-'-' Sitting, left to right: Leora Dilts, Eleanore Poole, Mary Miller, Laura Over- hxlt D th Yfzf V ' P ll 1 , oro y L, 15,er, era owe . h Standing: Mgr., Mary Mellott, Florence Cline, Hazel lleter. Lois Reamsnyder, Rosanna Huntington, and Coach Clymer. FIRST TEAM The record of the girls' basketball team is interesting even though it was not entirely successful. Our girls were always able to put a hard struggle, regardless of the many strong teams that they played. Not only the girls are to be commended for their splendid work but also their coach Roy Clymer and faculty advisor, Miss Bower. SCHEDULE OF GAMES Opp's V. B. Dec. 9, Mt. Blanchard V B H S 14 19 Dec. 15, Findlay High School V 25 22 Dec. 23 Mt. Cory V. 48 6 Dec. 28 North Baltimore V. 11 10 Dec. 30, Alumni V 13 27 Jan. 125 Arlington V 22 30 Jan. 20, Arcadia V. 11 18 Jan. 21, Bloomdale V 13 21 Jan. 27, Liberty V 26 12 Feb 1, Forest V 11 18 Feb. 3, McComb V. 22 20 Feb. 10, Rawson V. 24 27 Feb 11, Rossford V 18 19 Feb 17, Vanlue V 21 27 Tournament, Feb. 24, Mt. Cory V 15 14 299 'E11