Arkansas City High School - River Rat Yearbook (Arkansas City, AR)

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WELLMAN SMITH- EVERETT BANKS- LEWIS KITRELL- ' Forward Chunky was a bundle of energy and fight. He was all over the floor mixing in the fray. He has a good eye for the basket and sinks some pretty goals. Guard. lCaptainJ Banks landed a berth on the All-Ark Valley team this year. He is a hard fighter, instills the spirlt in his men, and has a good eye for the basket, making him one of the best offensive guards in the league. Guard. Lew started the sea- son at forward but was switched to guard wfhere he gave a good account ofhflnself. He played a cool game -and was, al- so, a good scoring guard. HAYWOOD HACKLEY- RICHARD LAYNE- Center Haddie was a valuable asset to the teamg he nearly always got the tip, and was one of the main scoring cogs of the team. His height under the basket gave him the advantage to score. He will be back next year. Forward. Dick ran true to form and tied for first place for scoring honors in the league. His excel- lent work under the bas- ket, continually baffled the imposing guards. There. is no reason why he should not make the All-Valley team next year. REVERDY FRY- Forward. Stew was one of the hardest players in the league. Although in some games he did not hit consistently, his fighting spirit and team work were missed the moment he left the game. He will be in the game again next year. ERNST UHRLAUB- Athletic Director Uhr- laub rapidly moulded a basket ball team which we were proud of. Ty- ing for second place in the Ark Valley league was no small honor as it is the highest achieve- ment any A. C. team has ever made. Dutch, through his years of ex- perience and coaching, knows how to handle material to secure the best combination. His track teams have always brought home many cups. He coached the junior high football team this year, and the boys received valuable instruction and exper- ience. Coach Uhrlaub is not only an asset no ath- letics in the high school but to Arkansas City as well. l-IERMAN BARNETT- Guard. Hoss knew his bu-s- iness at guard and was no-t easily sllcked.f' He brought the ball down. fast on offense and broke up many passes on defense. He was sick the latter part of the season., but he should be out next year to make the all-Valley team.