Assumption High School - Comet Yearbook (Assumption, IL)

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Uhr Mammalian Zlinnthall When the call came for the red blooded boys to turn out for football, it was answered by nearly thirty or more, and prospects began to look bright. Prac- tice went on, but the coach did not have much old stuff left to Work on so he had to put all of them through the same mill. During the 'first week of practice George Storey got his leg broken and this set football back a notch, but, alas, that was not the end, for Virgil Linder, last year 's halfback, received a broken collarbone and was out for the season. Through these misfortunes, many of the boys were lost to the squad. But practice went on and although the team lost frequently, they never lost hope for after going through all the tough luck and bad weather the boys ended up the season with five lost, two won and one tied. As most of the boys were new players no captain was chosen but one was appointed before each game. Seybert and Lash acted most of the time. Only four were lost this year, and we may have better luck next year. Let 's hope so. Basketball After the boys had rested from football they started to practice basketball. Coach Cogdal had two sections of practice going all the time. He had the Freshmen squad which contained boys that were not of the varsity, practice in the morning and the varsity practice after school. The team this year has gone through the season in good shape and most of the boys that started with the team stuck to the finish. Basket ball has also paid for itself. The Assumption High School team attended four tournaments, and were runners up in three of them. They tied for third place in the county tourna- ment after defeating Morrisonville, then lost to Taylorville. Dutch Seybert was placed on the first all-star team at Taylorville as running guard. Then at Stonington, Assumption got third by losing to Bethany, and then beating Maroa, Warrensbiirg and Blue Mound. Seybert and Linder were chosen for 1he first and second all-star teams. Then in our own tournament we were eliminated after defeating the highly touted Macon five. Seybert and Linder again were placed on the first and second all-star tea ms. Seybert as guard and Linder as forward. In the District tournament the boys fell into a slump and lost to Cowden. ' This year's team set a record winning 17 games and losing 11, and winning tl1ir,d place in the Meridian League. Also it has defeated both Bethany and Macon, winners in the Decatur District Tournament, and twice defeated the master of Taylorville CMorrisonvilleD. So they have a record of which to be proud. Only Seybert, Linder, Lash and Garvin leave this year, but those left are. Hight, Obourn, Reed, Burch, Duncan and Cunningham with which to start a new team next year. One for another and each for both-Dutch and ?. 26