Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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Emmett Edwards Darrell Wiles Max Meyer Joe Neville aigafgaff .faffazman ED PATTON, Senior. Ed was noted for his defensive play, but he could also hit the basket as was shown by his points against Crete. EMMETT EDVVARDS, senior. Emmett contributed many points to the Jeff cause, his specialty being a one-handed push shot from behind the free-throw line. E was elected captain of the team at the end of the season. MAX MEYER, senior. Gripe , a regular for two years, was the tallest man on the squad. A sprained ankle, the mumps, and an attack of appendicitis did not keep Max from a starting posi- tion when he was available. NORMAN ARENDT, senior, Norman saw much service at a forward position in his first year of basketball. IPage Fortyj JOE NEVILLE, junior, The Wrangler developed steadily during the season to become a first-class defensive performer. BUD BAKER, junior. Although Bud was not a high-scorer, his defensive play and passing abil- ity made him a dependable sub- stitute. GEORGE REID, sophmore. Moved up to the first squad from the reserve team late in the season, George turned in most creditable performances at a guard position. FRANK SHIPMAN, freshman. Frank never did get the Hebron letter which it was rumored, he was to receive for the Cor- rigan he pulled in the district to u 1' n a m e n t. None-the-less, Frank was a clever ball handler and shows much promise.

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Bus Ellsworth Ed Patton Korman Arendt Bud Baker BOB FAST, senior. Bob showed promise of making at dependable and efficient replacement man but illness through ai large part of the season kept him from reaching' the peak possible for him to attain. Baagafgaff .fsffzzman HAROLD ELLSWORTH, jun- ior. 'fBus . who was the high scorer for the team, had thc ability to sink shots from al- most any position on the Iioor. He did not miss a quarter of play during the whole season. DARRELL YVILES, junior Darrell was a line defensive player and had a good eye for the basket as well. He was the free-throw champion of the squad. I:Page Fovtyfoneil Robert 30995 L ,er5 Bob F2155 student 11111115132 ' s Fra - rg 114,169 Coach Sloan, U'90'L nk ghipinall-