Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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I NINUTEW5 Back Row: Second Row: Third Row: GIRLS VARSITY The girls this year have waged a valiant but losing struggle. At no time, however, did they allow their losing to discouraie them, they were just as enthusiastic at the end of a season as Ehey were at the begin- ning. Much to the regret of the school and all vthers who have watched the girls play for the last six ytars, this is the last girls' team, Four good players will be lost by graduation this year. The players who must make a reluctant iood-bye to the team are: Dorothy Howe and Irene varsity Bariger, both of whom played brilliant parts as forwards, Viola Goss, who has played a noble part at center, and Emiline McCombs, who played equally well at the position of guard. All of these girls were in the starting line-up. Also this year we are losing the one who surely deserves a lot of credit, Dorothy Hagenbuch, the teams' manager. Irene Bariger scored the most points ttis year by scoring 78 points, while Dorothy Howe is run ner-up with 77 out of the number scored. have Page Twenty-Four Miltenberger, Crawford, Bussert Hagenbuch, Manager, Helmick, Perason, Moss, McCarroll, Uller, Miss Kettring, Coach Davis, Krug, Goss, Howe, Barlger, McCobs, Rawlings

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NINUTENA Back Row Knbiak, Maurer, Shideler, Hunget, Hill, Greenwood, Christman Leichtman, Eby, Domnoske, Warrick Standlng McCall1ster, Managerg Coach Lindzy, L. Schmidt, .T Isenb rger, Bennett, Van Paemel, R. Isenbarger, Assistant Coach, Charlesworth, R. Schmidt, Manager Third Row Brock, Mirkin, Penkala, Klinger, Graf, Sparks, Jones BOYS BASKETBALL This year our team was on the rocks as far as winning games goes due to the fact that we lacked the experienced material. The boys felt bad about the loss of six games out of the first ten played. However, they didn't let down' as might have been expected but managed to keep in good spirits in spite of defeat. Our outlook for next years' team is good, for the boys have gained in experience, improved their form, some good material is coming from the eighth and ninth grades. Also, there is a sense of sportsmanship coming from inter-class play. We are losing some good boys at graduating time this year including, Ray Brock, Paul Graf, .Bill Jones, Monroe Kling- er, John Van Paemel, of the first squad, and Bob Maurer, Jack Isenbarger, Douglas Eby, of the sec- ond squad. The first twelve reg- ulars, the number of games they have played, and the years in the var- sity are as follows: G Y Brook 18 1 Graf 15 5 Jones 18 5 Klinger 15 5 Mirkin 19 2 Penkala 19 2 Sparks 17 2 Isenbarger 8 1 Leichtman 7 1 Schmidt 18 1 Bennett 7 1 Van Paemel 5 1 Page Twenty-Five