Berlin Heights High School - Echo Yearbook (Berlin Heights, OH)

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3 THE ERIE ECHO ee. l Milan l7 14 .lan li-- Berlin Heights 10-18 Der. '7 lluron 13 l 0 Dee I7 Pmrownlielin ll 14 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCORES ' ' .lazi 1 Milan I8 14 , . Jan. 13-'Vermilion I3 47 l-eh. 3 ---- Xermilion llflcv .lan. l-l--fllirownhelm ll 10 Dec. ll Collins 17-6 Jan. Z0-lluron Z9-l0 l'eh. l' llL'fH'lL'll Det. 17- Alumni I4 7 'l'OURNAMliN'l' GAMES lieh. .HV-V lluron 10 l5 lfeh. 25'--Berlin Heights ll-ll l'eh 23 ilisralia 13 lv BASKETBALL CAPTIONS Cleo Dickcl- ff-Plaved guard for twu years. VVe're glad she will he hack again next vear. Gertrude ClaryfOne of the little hut mighty reasons for a low opponents score. Doris Summers- Good in floor work and in baskets. Has two more vears with the blue and gold Louise Summers--A steady dependable player. A foul on Louise meant .i point lor Pmirmingham Ruth Sikes--Plays either guard or forward, Vvle QXDCCI .i great deal from her another veal' Nelda Kropff-Has a way of being exactly where her opponent wishes she wasn't. Erma Bauman---A sure. steady guard. Never lost her head or her pep. Martha Heymanh A good center and .1 sure shot at forward. She even played guard when the occasion demanded. lielw lil Berlin llA'll1l1l's I4

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THE ERIE E Senior Class CLIFFORD CLARY I,ife is a jest, and all things show it: I thought so once and now I know it. JACK BOSS And thou my mind aspire to higher thin s' g . Grow rich in that which never taketh rust. NELDA KROPF Life is less than nothing without love. ERMA BAUMAN And 'tis my faith that every flower Enjoys the air it breathes. MARTHA HEYMAN Oh. precious evenings! All too swiftly sped. PAUI. KNOTT A man is relieved and gay when he has put his heart into his work and done his best. LOUISE SUMMERS She was n scholar, good one. Exceeding wise. fair suading. GIZNISVIEVE Music so mind. That not find. and a ripe and spoken and per- REISING softens and disarms the an arrow does resistance SYLVIA ITRANKENBURG There is a pleasure in poetic pains, Which only poets know. MINNIE GLIME There was a general whisper. toss and wiggle But etiquette forbade them all to giggle. CHO 7

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THE ERIE ECHO 9 BOYS' BASKETBALL SCORES ec, 2fMil.in 17-12 Dec. 27-Alumni 17-12 H-Jan. 27-Milim 12-10 Dec. Qflluron 29-11 Jan. 6-Berlin Heights 23-6 F011 3?VC1'm1ll0n 14-17 Def. 10-Wakeman 37-10 Jan. 13-Vermilion 15-23 Ifqb, 10-Bqrlin Heights I2-13 Dec. 17-Brownhelm 16-19 Jan. 14+Brownhelm 3-16 Fgbl l7fAmhcr5l All Class Dec. 21-Collins 25-16 Jan. 20-Huron 10-16 21-13 TOURNAMENT GAMES Feb. 24-Huron 17-2 Feb. 25-Vermilion 12-16 BASKETBALL CAPTIONS Clifford Clary-Forward-His shooting and floorwork was excellent throughout the season. Lincoln Wasem-Forward-Steady and always right there with the needed basket. Leonard Gerber-Center-Rarely let his opponent get the tip off. He made his share of points too. Leonard Kropf-Guard-Was sure to get his man. Will have another year with the blue and gold. Paul Knott-Guard-He made his opponents' basket seem far away and hard to reach. Arnold Palmer-Guard-A good defensive player. Much will be expected from him yet and deservedly. Eber Vincent-Forward-Always willing to do what he could for Birmingham. Has another year with the team.