Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

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SEMHMMMMEMMMMSMMMMMMMQMMMMAKM The boys were tired and worn out ,but in the semi-finals played a never-to-be-forgotten game against the Cowan Blackhawks. They beat us by only a few points after a hard struggle. The first team squad were so completely worn out that Coach Heath sent the second team in to play Yorktown in the consolation game. They staged a real comeback in the last four minutes and tied the score. Beany sank a long one in the overtime and won the game. Burcaw and Ross just couldn't miss the basket that night. A basket-ball team that can beat Eaton, Selma and Yorktown, cer- tainly is a team to be proud of. The Sectional tourney proved disastrous. We again encountered those Cowan Blackhawks. It seemed that Daleville just couldn't get goin' and they beat us 32-24. After the tourney Sulphur Springs came over for an evenings enter- tainment and we had a fine time trying to stop them but they bettered us 29-16. Another out of county team, the Cadiz Spainards were good enough to beat us by three points, the score 27-24. Our blood enemies the Middle- town Cossacks dropped in to see if Daleville still had the old fight that they showed in the first encounter and probably wished they had have stayed at home because Mark enjoyed another one of his hot shot nights and Daleville took them into camp by a score of 22-21. The Center aggregat- ion invited us over and they were lucky to escape with a 26 to 22 victory. We were hosts to Kennard next and we finished on top by a 26 to 22 decis- ion. Then canle the climax and conclusion of our seasons endeavors. About all of Daleville went over to Yorktown and after half of the play were behind only one point but something happened during the last half, for the Tiger pulled out and left us. At the final gun it was 33-16 Yorktown. Prospects for next year are bright, but the school will be without the services of four fighting Bronchose-Clevenger, Rozelle, Michael and Byrum. Next year the Coach will have Burcaw, Clendenen, Lemond, Dull, Spangler, Ross and the Junior high squad and should develop a team thats hotter than hot. Taking the season as a whole, we have been very successful. Al- though Daleville was never given any credit by dopesters we have upset some of the strongest teams in this vicinity and given a jolt to the pride of Henry County. The Bronchos always do the unexpected. A basket-ball team doesn't necessarily have to win every game to be good. To lose fairly is by far better than to win by hook or crook. And the Bronchos have been named as the cleanest and fairest team in Delaware County. That alone is something to he proud of. Speaking musically our team sure has given us something to remember them by and so until next year we'll say Au Revoir but not goodbye, l'll see you in my dreams, When the works all done next fall, and regardless of the team we'll call it Yours and Mine. 52322552 M:+ZMsZ5r2s5Mi?.9Si32kZEQMM

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MMMMS SKMSKMSQMESKMLQMMM First Row-Tom lvlt-Allister, Arthur Spangler, Webster Van Fleet, Fred Thornburg, Edward ltinker, Eugene Clevenger. Seeoud Row -Gus liarkdull, eoaeh. Earl Smith, Gerald Bright. tl. li, Osborn. llriut-ipal. This group ot' boys won the distinction of being the best eighth grade team 'n all Delaware t'ounty by virtue of the faet. that they won the tourna- ment held at the Muneie Y. M, t'. A. under the direetion of the Boys Depart- ment. Sixteen teams were entered from both eity and county sehools: eousequently it was uo small feat to come through this tourney winning t'rom teams whieh, undoubtedly, had several ot' the future Bearcats in their line-ups. In scheduled games, our boys had previously won from t'hesterfield. Cowan and a seleet team from the llaleville only one defeat eame in a re- turu game with Cowan. We have high hopes for these boys 'n future athletic' relations with other sehools not only because of their ability to play but also beeause of their ability to be gentlemen at all times. A Sl'lXlMAliY OF 'l'Hl+1llt 'l'OllllNAAlEN'l' GAMES. llaleville 22 Longfellow 5 lialeville Ii!! Eugene Field Il lbaleville 16 lllaiue S A. Daleville 15 Yorktown 1T t H elif'