Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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MAXINKUCKEE Juanita Grossman, Evelyn Farrar, Opal Crump, Elwyn Thornburg, Mildred Overmyer, Ruth New- man, Lovina Newman, Anna jane McLane, Maxine Currens, Jeanne Scott. Olive Gohcen, Custodian, Dorothy Recd, Coach. Girls' Team ii The Girls, Team this year was decidedly above the average of teams that have been produced from Culver previous to this time. They used very good floor work and passing, and were very cooperative, due Without a doubt, to the time and energy that Miss Reed spent to make it that way. She is to be congratulated on her Work with the team. The girls Who started in most of the games Were: Lovina Newman and Mildred Overmyer, guards, Maxine Currens, jumping center, Anna Jane Mc- Lane, side centerg and Opal Crump and Ruth Newman, forwards. The sub- stitutes were Juanita Grossman, Elwyn Thornburg, Jeanne Scott and Evelyn Farrar. The opposing teams this year were Bourbon, Argos, Knox and Plymouth. Of these games they won two from Bourbon, one from Argos, and one from Plymouth. They were defeated once by each Plymouth, Knox and Argos. Al- though this is not an exceptionally outstanding record, the margin of defeats was very small. Although Anna Jane McLane, Ruth Newman, Cpal Crump and Evelyn Farrar will graduate this year there will be a large and strong squad of girls that Will undoubtedly develop into a splendid team next year. PAGE FIFTY

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MAXINKUCKEE Firxl Rou'-Thomas Marshall, Madison Scruggs, Lawrence Burch. Serum! Row-Coach Underwood, Albert Mahler, Howard Rexstrcw, Iiarl Dean Overmyer, Assist- ant Coach Reed. Tbiril Kult'-Albert Kendall, Owen Scheuren, Howard Stevens, Eugene Benedict. Second Team ii Because of lack of experience the second team was not very successful at the beginning of the season, but when they got started they showed the fans that second teams do not always play a mediocre type of basketball. This year's team was exceptionally outstanding for their ability to dribble well and make their passes sure. Much credit should be given Art Tomassi and Tuffy Kendall, who filled the ,guard positions this year. They never lacked drive and very sel- dom let a man get away from them. Lanky Joe Schweidler, our center, has shown much improvement during this season and has been a real help to the team this year. Boots Burch and Eugene Benedict were both very capable for- wards and drove through for points that less capable men would not have made. Besides these men there were Buddy Scheuren, Albert Mahler, Madison Scruggs, Howard Stevens, Fred Carter, Victor Waite, Thomas Marshall and Howard Rexstrew, who practiced consistently and have shown themselves cap- able when given an opportunity. On these men depend Culver's basketball success during the next few years and We are not afraid of an unsuccessful season with material like this. PAGE FORTY-NINE

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