Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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'IFUIICICCII 'IDIIIIDFCD UWCHTQ wne MARSHALL Red deserves more credit than he receives for although he has never played on the first team he has been one of the most faithful men on the squad for the last three years. He is a hard worker, faithful to his school and works for the lgood of the team. He graduates this year. BROWN Buster is one of the silent workers of the squad. He never voices a complaint and is always ready to cheer up a team-mate. He is a dandy goal shot and covers the floor fairly well but lacks experience. However as he is only a Freshman he has plenty of time to make a name for himself.

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the Svectroscooe ROW LAND Although only a freshman Sam is an ex-sailor and has age for a good basket ball player. This is his first year on the squad but he plays with the cool- ness of a veteran. He is a great scrap- per and an excellent defensive forward. With three more years to play he should develop into one of the greatest players ever produced by M. H. S. SCHNAITER This good looking Dutchman though only a Freshman, has stuck to the squad faithfully. His usual duty is to play back guard against the first team in practice. At this position he receives much rough treatment but always comes back for more. With three years yet to go he should be a wonder. Bige having gained fame as a referee decided this year to go out for the squad and has made good. He is a scrappy little forward, handles the ball well and is HARPER excellent on angle shots. He makes up for his size by using his head and is one of the headiest players in school. He has two more years to play.

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CD6 Snectroscope M. H. S. Yell Leaders, 1921 PAYNE Hlt Em Hlgh Hlt Em Low Yea, Martlnsvllle, Let's Go. KING LINDLEY