Bridgeville High School - B Hive Yearbook (Bridgeville, DE)

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THE B-HIVE Nineteen hundred forty-eight GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row, IL. to RJ: G. Kalinevitch, N. Watkins, N. Davis, N. Ruos, R. Nichols M. Brenner, E. Gray, Second Row: M. Brown, N. Allen, J. Tucker, A. Jefferson, P Gray, L. Ashe, S. Tracy, Third Row: A. Corey, P. Ray, A. Newton, J. Newton, P Jackson, Coach Clifton, Fourth Row: N. Jones, D. Priestley, M. Smith, J. Williamson W. Stuart. There was a large turn-out for girls' basketball this year, and from it Coach Clifton chose a winning squad. Captained by Nancy Davis, Nancy Ruos, and Eleanor Gray, the team was undefeated-the only team in the state holding that record for this year. Rosalie Nichols led the scoring with a tolnl of 161 points. Four players will graduate this year. but thc ftirls are liopiiii to keep up the good work in the coming season. Laurel - 12 Delmar - 11 Felton - 11 John M. Clayton Harrington - 2 Laurel - 19 John M. Clayton Delmar - 14 Greenwood-10 Felton - 8 Harrington - 8 Greenwood - 10 Page Thirty-six ll - 11 SCHEDULE Bridgeville - 25 Bridgeville - 19 Bridge-ville - 53 Bridgeville - 28 Bridgeville - 52 Bridgeville - 27 17 Bridgeville - Bridgeville - 25 Bridgeville - 19 Bridgeville - 43 Bridgeville - 54 Bridgeville - 21 v

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Nmeteen hundred forty-eight THE B-HIVE BOYS' BASKETBALL Front Row, tL. to RJ: F. Hardesty, Jr., J. Cannon, S. Tresnak, D. Kalinevitch, H Davis, Jr., Second Row: Coach Clifton, D. Parsons, M. Dimes, Jr., F. Blades, E. Ruos, O. Brown, W. Curry. A successful season of seven wins and seven losses goes on record for this year's basketball team. These speedy cagers, who have always been noted for their sports- manship and hard fighting, were captained by Steve Tresnak. Center Jim Cannon was high scorer for the season with 178 points. Tresnak and Kalinevitch will be lost by graduation, but the spirit shown by the younger members promises that next year's team will be a winner too. The Bridgeville Junior Varsity played two games with Seaford, winning the first one 14-12 and losing the second 16-20. Laurel - 29 Dehnar - 20 Seaford - 28 Felton - 41 John M. Clayton Harrington - 18 Laurel - 24 John M. Clayton Delmar - 29 Greenwood - 22 Seaford - 30 Felton - 35 Harrington - 30 Greenwood - 33 16 - 14 SCHEDULE Bridgeville - 25 Bridgeville - 21 Bridgeville - 25 Bridgeville - 30 Bridgeville - 26 Bridgeville - 33 Bridgeville - 27 Bridgeville - 34 Bridgeville - 20 Bridgeville - 35 Bridgeville - 21 Bridgeville - 33 Bridgeville - 27 Bridgeville - 34 Page Thirty-five

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e THE B-HI VE Nineteen hundred forty-eight BASEBALL Front row Cleft to rightlz D. Parsons, O. Brown, T. Loockerman, H. Hearn H. Davis, Jr.g Second row: J. Cannon, F. Hardesty, Jr., C. Williams, VV. Seabrease, H. Mcllvaing Third row: E. Ruos, H. Willey, S. Dickerson, R. Trivits, J. Miflling Back row: Coach Clifton, W. Thomson, F. Blades. Although baseball season is not yet here, it is evident that it will soon arrive The team had a successful season last year, and from the conversation of the pros- pective players, this season will be equally as good. April 9- SCHEDULE Greenwood at Bridgeville April 13-Laurel at Bridgeville Aprii 16 -Bridgeville at Delmar April 20-Seaford at Bridgeville April 23-Bridgeville at Harrington April 27-Bridgeville at Seaford April 30-Delmar at Bridgeville May 4-Bridgeville at Laurel May 7-Bridgeville at Milford May 14-Milford at Bridgeville May 18-Harrington at Bridgeville May 21-Bridgeville at Greenwood Page Thirty-seven 1