Valley High School - Vallerata Yearbook (Valley, AL)

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+ Q . . , . rf -v . . 7 '1 ' , , V ' M ' P l ' . ' 1 BASKETBAM The outlook for the present basketball season is not exceptionally bright at present. Coach Thomas has a hard job on his hands, and if he can turn out a winning combination he deserves great credit. Welch and Ahner are the only men left from last year's first squad. It is up to Captain Welch to lead P. H. S. through a successful sea- son. Several men are showing some good stuff at practice. Among the leading contenders at present are Conway, N.'Neale, Roberts, Malley, Leron Weaver and Garrison, although some one not men- tioned here may step up and.take a regular berth. The schedule for this year is one of the hardest ever drawn for a West Virginia High School team. The team should be fast but will be rather light. They have the iight that wins and success will follow. J. Murrin, C. Mini rin, W. Fink, R. Barnum, G. Joyce, R. Bell and J. Hushion were with the squad last year, but are lost by graduation. Captain Welch Sixty Six A Ian. Feb. Mar. I 0 fwfr: ., , . we ar arf- flew if- ws ii f5',i3-iwglrf?ff5.gf':fj V- ' i i PRQSPEGTS BOY'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Gallipolis Pennsporo Huntington St. Marys Spencer .... Lin sley . .. fSubject to Changej Wheeling ....... Wellsburg Gallipolis ....... Huntington Pennsboro Fairmont .... Clarksburg Wheeling . Linsley .... Weston ..., Charleston Marietta ....................... East Hi fColumbusJ ...... Here There Here There There There There There There There Here There There Here Here There There Here Here 5 i W .r V in-:asv 52 ar.ee-f , xl f. ,. ',ri55Q it-, 1.25, yr , . .fs .-f, V .I . , J ' . V ., u:.,,j - I, . . D A 1 gif., ,L . V . I m.'f, . L I - Q V I . . , . R, 41:42.22 ,L . - i W 1 A .fc v a . V ff e r l- A Y - We ' .1 5 W.. 2 -A - - . 'ya .

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K .Y e . ' 'u . .. n:. K . ' - . :.- Q ., e :. ...t-yww. WEARIERS QF THE EF! GIRLS ASKET ALL A P. H. S. Quill has never had a list of wearers of the UP. You perhaps have wondered how so and so won his or her letter. Here you will find a list of the wearers of the P and how they won them: G. Welch, Football, Basketball, Track - R. McHenry, Football, Baseball J. Roberts, Track, Football S. Hamric, Track, Football H. Ahner, Track, Baseball R. Bell, Basketball, Football J. Bell, Football J. Murrin, Track, Basketball, Football R. Hobensack, Football J. Hushion, Basketball, Football P. Boles, Football H. Shaffer, Track, Football H. Morris, Track' M. Beren, Track Crow, Track . Shore, Track . Hannaman, Track Hendershot, Track . Flaherty, Baseball Hardman, Baseball Va. Harrison, Basketball Fay Black, Basketball E. Fortner, Basketball Also perhaps you have wondered how so and so gets to wear a High School monogram or 2nd team P : K. Deem, Football E. Withers, Class Basketball F. Wise, Class Basketball - H. Matheny, Class Basketball 0. Rhinehart, Class Volley Ball Va. Harrison, Class Basketball S. Johnson, Football G. McManus. Class Basketball F. Conway, Football E. Marsh, Class Basketball E. Ransell, Class Basketball Dallas Smith, Football A. Jordan, Football E. LeMasters, Track P. Broida, Class Basketball W. Fuller, Football N. Neale, Class Basketball L. Pryor, Class Basketball F. Inslee, Class Basketball s J. L. Feeney, Football Dorr Sheppard, Class Basketball M. Stephens, Class Basketball war-we fSubject to Changej This year as never before will P. H. S. have a championship girls team. The members of the team have been playing together for a long time and will prove a hard combination to beat. The squad runs thus: Evelyn Fortner, captain, a good hard playing center, Virginia Harrison, a fast and clever forward, Fay Black, another speedy for- ward, Gertrude MacManus, a guard hard to beat, Jean Porter, an- other guard hard to get byg Mary McClung, still another guardg Ethel Barnum, a good sub-center, Virginia Sheppard, a good point- getting forward, Mildred Stephens, also a forward, and La Rue Graham, a hard fighting guard. This team is composed of either letter girls or girls that have played on class teams and have plenty of experience. The schedule, as near as it can be determined now, is as follows: Jan. 6-West Union vs. P. H. S. Jan. 13-Pennsboro vs. P. H. S. Jan. 19-Ravenswood vs. P. H. S. Jan. 27-Sistersville vs. P. H. S. Feb. 3-Pennsboro vs. P. H. S. Feb. 10-Ravenswood vs. P. H. S. Feb. 17-West Union vs. P. H. S. COACH THOMAS Coach came here from Gallipolis. The year our second team played his team some of our fellows were heard to remark, after the game, that the first team couldn't have beaten Thomas's eleven. Then he came here and has been a real find for us. He produced one state championship team in '21, and this year has produced another even if H. A. Stansbury didn't say so. His sportsmanship has always been of that caliber that P. H. S. instills in their representatives on the gridiron or hardwood iioor. He is undoubtedly the most popular coach that has ever been here. COACH SHELTMAN Coach Sheltman has been working hard to produce a winning team. Being of a nature easy to get along with, she has become a favorite with the girls. She has a good head, such as is needed to run a good team. Sixty-Five la.

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SEPTEMBER 1922 School opens-first appearance of Freshies. Mr. Stewart grants half-day sessions on account of the heat- football practice begins. Teachers gives us hard lessons-study hall conducted in Audi- torium due to so many Freshmen. Half day sessions laid aside, but school dismisses at 3 P. M. Classes in Public Speaking start today. Girls' Assembly--plans are made to purchase a trophy case- never heard of since. Green appearance slightiy wearing off-due to contract with Senior IIs. Nothing' unusual today. Every body busy-We wonder what AT? 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 27 99 30 Senior II's take front seats in assembly- What a grand an' glorious feelin'. I. O. O. F. Orphans' Home Bandiplays sev- eral selections. Exams are given, 8 A. M. by Miss Core. Class elections to-morrow. Boys walk ofi' with all oHices in Senior II's election today. We take a nap-teachers wake up. Hot weather-lessons going slowly. No thuse to-day. Big Reds play Pennsboro there. Walk off with overvhelm- ing score, 46-0. Blue Monday-Shrine Circus starts this evening. We wonder who will get the Buick car ,this P. M. Had first thuse this morning after Mr. Baker gives talk on Heinz 57 Varieties. Play Spencer here today. Score 26-0 in our favor per usual 4 Sixty-Seven