South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The Basketball Squad If a new name be coined for this year's basketball team, it would be the Pioneers for this is the iirst to blaze a trail from the basketball court of Fort XYayne through the thiekets and unexplored territory of superior basketball, despite savage onslaughts of enemy lives, to the promised land-the hardwood iioor in the state Coliseum at Indianapolis, when the state finals are played. As is usual with pioneers, this years team did not get to proiit long after its arrival, but has shown the way for other lives to travel. THEILE Bkwzal LR GILIXIRI XY:-Ixl R l-'RUMVIH CURRII Nokkis XY1x,i-:hxs XYx'ss XVILLSQN RAHE I Page 12.3 I

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Baseball VVith eight regulars back to form, a nucleus for a baseball team, Coach Gilbert expected a star aggregation that could not be beaten. Early games show that he was right. Monroeville was shut out 6 to 0 and ll to 0 in the opening games: Garrett fell to the 'Ward-men, too, but then the run of successive victories was broken when the intielders' errors presented games to Muncie and Huntington, The Kelly Klads out-hit both opponents and should have won. Sweet revenge was gained when Huntington was whitewashed 9-0 at Huntington, and Muncie was downed on her own battlefield. Berne and New Haven were among the early season victims. At the time this book went to press the team had entered the Purdue State Baseball Tournament that would decide the unofficial state champion. The batting of the team has been above par while the pitching of Red Fromuth has been almost phenomenal for a high school moundsman. Currie has been a discovery and has clone some good flinging for the team. Most of the team will be back for another year of playing. the chief losses being VVyss, Fromuth and Wlilkens. RIIIHENDOLLAR XVIENER FLEMING FRANK Scnizcmftx F.utkE1.L BEAMER PLASKETT KINGSLEV Sci-HQADER FROMUTH VVYSS XVILKENS GILBERT DISSINIDER JOHNSON ljraldwvnx S'mn1n'r DAVIS Tulum: CURRIE Bunnymen BARNHART XYHLCH xp- - 1 . '- J. . rx.. na fPage 1251