Donelson High School - Sirocco Yearbook (Donelson, TN)

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The Sirocco z; F OOTBALL The 1927 season of football proved to be a very successful one for Donelson High .School. Four games were won and three lost. The schedule included games with Gallatin, South Park, and Smithville. The Smithville game was canceled because of the distance it would require the team to travel. Throughout the season the team showed a fine defensive ability, and in the last two games displayed a brilliant offense. Five Seniors will be lost to the team, but an abun- dance of material is left to Coaches Smith and Jennings for the next campaign. . Letter men for this year were: Claude Moore, Henry McFadyen, Theodore Kern, Edward Smith, William Moore, Billy Smith, J ames Oakley, William Smith, J ack Ballen- tine, Clarence Carver, Buford Carver, M. C. Whitworth, Paul Lannom, Murray Charl- ton,A1Vin Earheart. William Moore was elected Captain for 1928 at the annual banquet given by the Men s Club. BASEBALL The baseball season is being looked forward to with eagerness by the same sixteen or eighteen players who have turned out for the squad, with two men trying for almost every position. A good team is almost certain.Ear1y season practice seems to show that the team will be a very active one with the bat. Neat fielding also seems to be one of the team s assets. Men trying for the squad at present are: Clifford Covington, J ohn Merritt, Gilbert Merritt, M. C. Whitworth, Edward Smith, William Smith, Edward Hooper,A1Vin Ear- heart, Maxie Pride,Doug1as Binkley, Henry McFadyen, Leo J ennlngs J 0e Cathey, An- . drew Henderson, and Murray Charlton. Two games will probably be played with Central High School, of Nashville, Jerre Baxter, Goodlettsville, and Watertown. BASKETBALL This year Donelson High School tried to have both a boys and a girls basketball team, under the greatest of diiiiculties, however, as they have no gymnasium. Every turn of the weather flooded the court with rnud, making it practically impossible to practice as well as to play. $

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