Stevensville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS Standings Assistant Coaoh Jinny Carr; Melvin Huebner, forward; Walter Huebner, guard; Billy Glade, guard; Marshall Ott, oenter; Stanley Geipel, guard; Gene Bodjaok, forward; and Coaoh Otto J. Helweg. Seated: Art Loekwits, oenter;Walter Sohuls, forward; Austin Cupp forward; Leon Uielke, guard; and Ernest Siewert, guard. SCHEDULE Junior High plaoed two teans in the field this year. Hel- wegs Aoe8B, a team eomposed entirely of eighth grade boys and the Punks , a team of sixth and seventh grade boys. The Aces played through a heavy season, meeting suoh teans as Berrien Springs, New Buffalc, Bridgman, Eau Claire,St. Joe Catholics, Beroda, and the strong Stump team, which won the oounty title in the rural division. The Aces took County Ch- ampionship honors on the Junior High Tournament taking place on March 23, 21;., and 25. The boys lost only one game in their sch- eduled play. The Punks also had a very successful season, winning all of their regular season games, but losing to the Evans School in the Junior High Tournament. All five of the regulars on the Aces will graduate into Senior High this spring.

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GIRL'S BASKETBALL Standings Rayella Davis; Geraldine Spear; Katherine Krajacic; Caroline Bodjack; Mrs. Smith Seaters Maxine Bujaok; Marie Davis; Ann Krajacic; Marilyn Grif- fendorf; Irene Siewert SCHEDULE New Troy T 18-10 Coloma H II4-8 Alumni 12-11; New Troy H 20-1; Coloma T 1;-21 Alumni 15-18 The Girl 8 Basketball team is ably coached by Mrs. Smith. The girls played six games losing five. The girls showed good sportsmanship throughout, and demonstrated that the sport is the thing. They are looking forward to a successful season next year. Only one of the girls will be lost by graduation. There are a number of good players coming on from the Junior High, and the girls are expeoting to go places. 19

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U-H CLUB Top row; Dale Baugher; Tony DaDan; Billy Glade; Austin Cupp; Prank Krajacic; Thomas Waoh; Noman Ott; John £ronos; Steve Misich; Gene Jorgensen; Melford Ott; Donald Bartz Third row; Donald DeMorrow; Billy MoLane; Bob Glade;Jimmie Johnson Eugene Bodjack; Ralph Siewert; Melvin Huebner; Bert Klaokle; Edwin Kuball; Bobby Kuball; Kenneth Fritz; Gino DaDan; Virgil Davis; Mr. He brag Seoond rowj Miss Howard; Frances Wickwire; Bonnie GriffendorfDor- othy Sohoenfelder; Norma Siewert; Jeanne Mongrieg; Dorothy Fiedler; Marie Davis; Evelyn DeMorrow; Lois Korncer Seated; Charatis Riley; Clarene Davis; Virginia Ott;Catherine Pal- las; Lorraine Ott; Betsy Sohoenfelder; Peggy Katsulos; Jean Sounard ACTIVITIES Boys' and Girls' I4H Clubs have been sponsored by the school for the last two years,with an average membership of forty auad eighteen respectively. During the winter, the principal activity of the Boys' Division is wood work. With the aid of power tools, many useful artioles fl r the Jsoys homes are made. In sussaer, a garden project is sponsored. The girls engage in sewing projects in the winter, and in cann- ing in the summer. Dorothy Fiedler took seoond honors last fall in the county I4H girls' canning project. Walter Huebner won a trip to Lansing as his prize in the boys' handicraft division, competing in a field of over four hundred boys. In sponsoring these activities, the sohool has been able to ex- pand its ourriculum. and provide for its pupils advantages usually to be found only in much larger sohool systems. 21