Austin High School - Eaglette Yearbook (Austin, IN)

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a d E FIRST ROW: d, jerl Dean Coomer james Smith, Zackie Buckner, E.C. Baker, Peggy Arm Bree mg- james Edward Brown, Betty jean Campbell, .ll-1119 Mclntoshf Paulette Watts' Wanda Lee Baker, Ella jane Neace, james Melvin Mosier. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Audrey Hobbs, Marvin Kilburn, A.B. Bryant, Dwight Mclntosh, Elmer H.o11an, juanita Findlay, Ruford Terry, Virgil johnson, Pat Begley, Betty Ann Motsmgerf Ruba Terry, jean Spicer. THIRD ROW- Lena Mae Hollan, Pearlie jean Spicer, Lawrence Little, Ben Couch, Marjorie SPi cer Alain Hollan, Cora Margaret McKawn, Ivan Mclntosh, james Turner, C0T11eY N apier , jack Miller. FRONT ROW: judy Geralde, Helen Nicholson, Marlene Sue Bryant, Mary Dell Wyatt, Barbara Allen Wimp, joan Killey, Nancy jane Sweany, Arkie Cv. Neace, Linda Lee Low- ry, Marilyn Miskell, Barbara Potts, joy Baxter. SECOND ROW: Donald Stewart, Loren Lee Henry, Myron Dale Warner, Ervin DeWitt, CvaryLee Surber, Sonya Peacock, Gloria jean Donahue, Mildred Pierson, Gerald Hick- man, Carl Thomas Rose, james Roger Deaton, Elisha Helton, Kenneth Pruett, Verda Blunt THIRD ROW: jackie Lee Morgan, Margaret johnson, Phyllis Goen, Richard Satterwhite, Bob- by Hendren, Michael Simmons, Marcia jane Kinney, Betty jo Burnett, Harold Nicholson, Larry joe Cain, Darrell Armstrong, Norma Lee Spencer, jimmy R- ay julian.

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BASKETBALL THE 1945-46 EAGLES FRONT ROW: Rigels, Chilton, Hall mgr., DeWitt, Hounchell. BACK ROW: Perry, Lewis, Coons, Rose, Hubbard, Newberry. The l94-5-46 Eagles won 14- of Z2 games. The scored 757 points while hold- ing their opponets to 609 points, They won the invitational tourney at Austin jan, 192 They were defeated in the semi-finals of the Madison sectional by Scotts- burg 28-24. The Eagles although finishing fourth in the conference standing, led in defensive average. The Conference teams played were held to an average of only Z8 points per game. The Eagle second team won 13 of 18 games, only one of their defeats was o- ver Z points. Although four regulars, Coons, DeWitt, Lewis and Perry will be lost by graduation from the first team this year, the performance oi the Freshmen and sophomores on the second team makes the basketball outlook at Austin promising for the next two or three years. Players with first team experience will be lacking early in the 1946-47 season but with the keen competition for regular places on the squad. it is felt that a very good team can be developed as the season progresses