Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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111 XIIIIIIH Mzlztaultze I9 Multrznmtzh 17 The glrls showed Multnomah some real playmg m thts game The gurls all played hard and managed to make the last basket that declded the game just as the last whlstle sounded Those on the team were Nome and Peggy forwards Dorn center Beatrrce runmng center Alma and Amy guards INTER CLASS GAMES There were several yery excltlng mter class games held durmg the season The school recelved a real thrlll when nt wltnessed these games The team work on the different class teams was remarkable Fvery game was fast and furrous and If y as only IH the last mmute of play that the frnal score was made The games were n en Freshman Crammer School THE PLAYERS Nome Anona Flsch our captam sure knows how to throw a wlcked basket If II were not for our old stand bv we d be out of luck Peggy Hazel Ashpaugh the pep of the basketball team was always on deck Sh seemed to know just how to glve the ball the rlght toss to make a basket Dons Dorls Day our center was rxght there when lf came to knockln the ball ovey her opponent s head and passmg the ball the rlght way Bee Beatrlce Cederson who also play ed center has em all beat for speed and b mv able to cover the whole floor at once Alma Alma Lewls the guard wlth lots of pep sure knows how to treat em rough She can t be out done when If comes to bemg speedv Pznlcy Amy johnson another guard who played a fast and furlous game sure can make em stand aslde when they try to get ln her way Ell s hllls Sloop play ed a yyonderful game as guard Next year you just watch er n ake the rest of the team take notlce Olwzrzc Ohylne Flsch was only a sub th1s yea but next year by all appearances s e vy ll wm all her slster s laurels COACHFS Mxss Hunter and Mlss Steele spent many long hours drxllmg the glrls fot a successful season They deserye all the credlt for the excellent matertal they turned out l'uqt' 1lUl'lI1Il mm' 153-Aglgggjgr' gggggg gg gg ggggg g g g g gg gg ggyl .y li 0 ty N '2 1 . y F. M I : . YY 5: .Sw 2 ' . ' - 1 f, -. jr! ks ' g ' - . Q -A x: Freshmen-Sophomore, Sophomore-Senior, Senior-Miscellaneous, Sophomore-Fresh- fi' , . - 1 . c , , . , , . e . I . , . - V 1, 7 V ' . V y V. I Y i ' 'A , , . I 4 , . ' 5 h 1 ' .

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Nl XR I JN Sllfh XIIIIIIHI Washougal 12 Mzlwxukze 10 This game was the fxrst to be played on an opponents floor lf two of our regular play ers had arrlved at the flrst of the game Washougal would have been shown some real ftght There happened to be only one sub at the game and for a few mmutes evervthmg looked dark for Nlnlwaukxe At the last mmute a mem ber of our second team was dlscovered among the onlookers and the game b gan Both girls dld marvelously well consxdermg they had never played on the regular team before The glrls who deserve spectal mentxon were Etleen Ktleen and l-sther Whtte The others who played were Nome Beatrice Dorxs Amy Alma and Hazel Hubbard 79 Mllwaukle 17 Of course th1s game was not such a success as far as scores go but our guls gaxe Hubbard a struggle for the points they scored Hubbard had a wmnmg team and they admrtted they had a hard flght even though they dtd make so many taskets The gurls lmc up was Nome and Peggy forwards Dorxs center Alma and Amy guards Mzlwaukze 29 Camas 28 Thus game played at Camas Washmgton was the pepplest one of the season Both teams showed wonderful team work and the way the ball flew from one goal to the other made the spectators falrly hold their breath There was an entlrely dtfferent lme up for thls game Nome and Peggy played forwards B atrlce center Alma runmng center Amy and Mae as guards Thts was Nlaes first game but she showed that she was perfectly capable of fnllmg the job Hubbard 43 Mzlwaukze Io Thls game proved to be better than was antlclpated from the results of the game play ed at Mllwaukle The glrls played a good fast game and succeeded ln brmgmg Hubbard down to the lowest score they had made this season The lme up was as follows Nome and Peggy forwards Beatrrce center Alma and Elhs guards Multnomah 78 Mzlwaukle 27 ln order to have a llttle more excltement the gurls played the Nlultnomah Ama teur Athletxc Club As one of our coaches Mlss Hunter was a member of the opposlte sxde xt helped to Increase the excitement of the game lt was an even game all the way through and lt was not unt1l the fmal whlstle blew that the decldlng l-asket was shot by Multnomah Those who played were Nome and Peggy for wards Doris center for half the game and Beatrice center for the other half Alma and Amy guards and Ollvme as sub Beaverton 35 Mllwaukze I3 Thrs seemed to be ymx mght for the team all rlght The ball just slmply refused to go mto the basket for elther Nome or Peggy The glrls who played were Peggy and Nome, forwards, DOFIS, center, Beatrlce, runnmg center, Alma guard, and Amy guard for one half and Mae for the rest P11110 7 llll'lIfl1 vlqhi tc ' W1 .' 1 . . , Q V . . 7 v - v v . ' 1 ' ' Q e - ., . - , . A ' . . . . . . , , y v ss 3 ' AL Y! .4 e e , r V . . . 7 . , . . . ,e x. ' 1 , 7 yy 7 ' l y in Y Y 7 Y ' ' v . . U . . I D . ' . , t. , , . . . , . ' Y 1 ' V J . .. X Y . . . . . . . ' , . ' . ' t. , .,, , , t . . I . 'J Y - ' 7 Y , . f., .. . . , ' 9 l V' . .. l 5 1 . U.. . ,, . . . t .

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R 0 O N 811111 Xlllllbll B XSKI IBAII BOXS x nut 1 1 um m ll nu I um Hill K hut lim ll 1 X uns Olin NN 1 Boys Athletlcs BASKETBALL M H S has agam put forth a basketball team whlch has undoubtedly b en 1 su cess The outlook at the begmnmg of the year was not very brlght smce only four games were scheduled and consequently thls left a good many dates unflll d between games Later ln the year these dates were fllled w1th Washington tea'ns and although we lost much beneflt was derlved from them and they no doubt helped us ln our other contests Three major reasons why Nlllwaukle had a good basketball team are the back mg supplled by the school durlng the whole season the pep and teamwork alway evldent and malntalned 1n the team ltself at any tlme or place and last but not l ast tne SCFVICGS of Nlr Davis as coach He was always ready to help or advls any member of the team and dld hrs best to develop a wlnnmg team for Nlllwaukle Hngh Next year s team w1ll have only two letter men out but rf some of the rooks keep lmprovmg at thus vears rate a future team may be looked for that wlll delrver the goods THE GAMES Mzlwaultze 27, Beaverton 22, at Mzlwaukze Everyone wanted to start the season cut r1ght and the team wantmg to start out rlght too put If across Mzlwaukze 40 Hubbard 22, at Mzlwaukze Hubbard was an easy mark Indeed for the Nlxlwaukxe guards and thls coupled wlth the far supernor basket shooting of the Mllwaukle forwards proved to Hubbard that lt was good mght game Page 11111111 MA .' '21 l' -' I le ' 7 sa M. 7 1 s! y '- X ' ' Mr. Dan 'is, lit- -tl liirk -mm-i1'l', lid 'I'n1 l'-', M: ' n Shl'lN'k, l Ill' Sn ' , l 0 - ' I' 'k4'1l. XX'il 'un l tl: Q, 4 'ill' , o . . . . A I S 1 C L . , . . 3 , l - Q , Y x . . . D , - . . . 5 Q ., c , - , c . , . . . . . S V , . . ,, 7 .f 7 . . . , n . Al ' YY I T N 7 , . 7 ' 3 1 b T7 - lr - H