Arcanum High School - Arcette Yearbook (Arcanum, OH)

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Q QARQ YPQRTY uring the middle of November approximately twenty members reported for the fsxifirst basket-ball practice. The managers were chosen--Mary Baker and Ruby Hangen--but due to Mary's leaving Helen Arnett was substituted. Being the first year for Miss Youman as coach of a basket-ball team, everyh thing went off fairly well with but two defeats during the season. The girls won from every team in the county with the exception of Palestine and Gettysburg whom they did not play. The following: Gladys Kemp, Margaret Lehman, Rosalie Julien, Cathryan Han- gen, Twila Julien, Dayle Clark, Nellie Vance, Marjorie Long, Phyllis Pearson, Orpha Fellers, Mabel Byrd, Virga Vance, Willowdecn Rex, Charlotte Cullers, Eli- zabeth Burke, Gwendolyn Houdeshell, and Helen Porter were girls who strived to become star players and owners of letters for the year of 1956. The scores for the games are as follows: . Ansonia 6 Arcanum Zl there New Carlysle 9 Arcanum 37 here Monroe 17 Arcanum 26 there Franklin 8 Arcanum here Hollansburg 6 Arcanum here Versailles 14 Arcanum there New Madison 6 Arcanum here Monroe 15 Arcanum here Franklin 14 Arcanum there Jackson 26 Arcanum Union City ,JL V --L--u ' F P On 0033 0 Q , Q ffliiiw '

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The final test came--the tournament. Arcanum, entering in a tie for first place, drew for their battle, Franklin. The result of the game was Arcanu 19 and Franklin 15. The next Saturday our opponents were Versailles with the sec- ond defeat of the year, the score being lO-ll in Versailles' favor. The last game of the year was the one with Jackson--Arcanum winning with a score of 17-14. This game placed Arcanum third in the county standing. Throughout the season Arcanum scored 280 points with the opponents scoring WHAT COACH YOUMAN SAYS r' I r-'r r r-' OJ' Vliili CJJKLD CATHRYAN HANGEN--One of the pluckiest fighters when the score was dangling on Arcanum s side. Kate saw to it that the ball came her way in the defensive, had fine spirit of team play embodying cooperation with other guards to get the ball up the floor. 159. ROSALIE JULIEN-4With dependable aim for those strategic shots which meant yes or no. p ayer who kept her head, and played with cool deliberateness when the crowd roared. DAYLE CLARK--As persistant fighter and outstandingly well balanced, quick in aim and fast to the defense, fine team worker. TWILA JULIEN--Excellent speed and a high ju per, rivals Kate in pluck and fight- ing spirit, gave a season of polished play and showed versitality for all parts of the floor. MARGARET LEHMAN--Maker of brilliant baskets from trick places on floor--more of a sporatic player--gifted with genuine understanding of game both in its spirit and rules. ' GLADYS KEMP--Height co bined with good passwork places Gladys in Key position on the team. ' n NELLIE VANCE--Gave herself a good showing in carrying tense moments dependably through to a good finish. MARJORIE LONG--Filled in the holes on forward position capably. PHYLLIS Psfmson.-A good substitute in the position of guard. T ix, RUBY HANGEN--Old Faithful herself. HELEN ARNETT--A checker upper.