Clarksville High School - Emanon Yearbook (Clarksville, MI)

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E VN BACK ROW lleft to rightl-Ivan Blozggh, 'Gaylord Laizghling Bradley Dillenbeck, Forrest Annable, Maynard .Tuckerf SECOND ROW fleft to rightl-Elwin Slater, Forrest Champlin, Clare Alderink, Robert Todd, Ivan Wickham. FRONT ROW+Floyd Norcutt. Baseball The lineup is as follows: Ivan Wickham, catcherg Elwin Slater, pitcherg Clare Alder- ink, lst baseg Floyd Norcutt, 2nd baseg Maynard Tucker, 3rd baseg Robert Todd, short- stopg Forrest Annable, left fleldg Forrest Champlin, center fieldg Bradley Dillenbeck, right fieldg Ivan Blough and Gaylord Laughlin as substitutes. The prospects of the '27 baseball squad looks very favorable as we have the most of our veteran players of 1926. Our initial appearance in Class A of the County Schedule was last year. We are still holding this class as we were second in order for county cham- pionship by one score. This year we again will play the county schedule, making ar- rangements to play Belding, Portland, and Lake Odessa. We arp living in hopes that with the courageous squad of '27 we can easily win the county championship to repay our team for their continual effort. 26 rl. ' -

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12 VN r L l l l BACK ROW lleft to right?-Dorothy Kauffman, running centerg Frances Robbins, left forwardg Edna Birchard, left guardg Helen Lenhard, right forward. FRONT ROW lleft to right!-Doris Leece, Slll7.j Marguerite Sullivan, right guard: Adelia Nash, centerg Helen Gray, sub. Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball team was not what we could call a success or a failure, for in taking everything into consideration our girls did very well. For last year a large number of the team graduated leaving a small group to pick from and some of them were inex- perienced and the strong and fast teams they encountered were hard obstacles against their inexperience. The prospects for a team next year look quite favorable although two of the team leave this year. Season Record: C. H. S. .... i,ti.,,.. 9 Caledonia ..., .i...,i l 7 C, H. S. ,,,, ,t,,, . .13 Nliddleville .,,,. t.., . .. 9 C. H. S. ,... .,.,.,,.. 3 1 Muir .............. ...V..., I 0 C. H. S, ,t,, ,,,4,.,,, l 1 Caledonia .... ....... 2 2 C. H. S. 4,,, t,,,,. 2 9 Muir ,.t.t,..,,c.,,i., ,,v,.,,, I 6 C. H, S. ,t.. ,.,,,t 7 Middleville ....... ........ 8 C, H. S. .... ..,... 3 Vermontville ...... ,,,..... 4 3 C. H. S. .... ,.,,.,,,. 8 Woodland ......... ,....... 3 8 Total .... ....,.. l l l Total ...... ......... 1 63 25

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E WN FROIIEIT ROW tleft to right?-Adelia Nash, Helen Lenhard, Marguerite Sullivan, Edna irchard. SECOND ROW tleft to right!-Forrest Charnplin, Clare Alderink, Bardley Dillenbeck, Frank Annable, Gaylord Laughlin, Maynard Tucker. BACK ROW fleft to rightl-Frank Transue, Ivan Wickham, Forrest Annable, Frank Braendle, Karl Ackerson, Robert Todd, Elwin Slater. I Varsity The Varsity is composed of those persons who were awarded letters from the High School and are still attending C. H. S. The qualifications for lettermen are that the ath- lete must take part in at least three games of the sport for which the ietter is awarded, the preceding year. Those who were awarded basketball letters are: Marguerite Sullivan, Adelia Nash, Helen Lenhard and Edna Birchard in the girls' squad, and Clare Alderink, Bradley Dillenbeck, Frank Annable, lvan Wickham, Karl Ackerson, Frank' Braendle, Robert Todd and Frank Transue on the boys' squad. ln baseball the following were awarded: Robert Todd, Ivan Slater, Clare Alderink, Ivan Wickham, Forrest Annable, Forrest Champlin, Bradley Dillenbeck, Gaylord Laughlin and Maynard Tucker. ?7 0 ,,