East High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM HE addition of basketball to the girls' athletics was met with great delight by the Juniors and Seniors as only these two grades were per- mitted to take part in the game. The Seniors concentrated their talent into one team While the Juniors had several teams. Probably the most interesting game of the season was the Senior-Faculty game. After a hard fought battle which was complicated by the fact that the referee was unable to distinguish between the Seniors and Faculty, the Faculty Won by a close score. Although much disappointed the Seniors have great hope in the Junior team and leave to them the task of defeating the Faculty. The members of the Senior team are: Dorothy Becker Miriam Bollinger June Boyd Marna Brady Marion Gates Cora Lakamp Gertrude Massa The members of the Faculty team are: Miss Agerter Miss Bruckman Miss Busch Miss Davison Miss De Land Miss Goldmeyer Miss Grove Miss Mudge 11611 Charlotte Philippi Margaret Potter Florence Schmied Miss Stoehr Miss Strate Miss Taylor Miss Wagner MARION GATES, '21 15. 41

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HOME ROOM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM HE basketball championship amongbthe boys' home rooms of the school was won by a Sophomore home room this year. 132 was the winning room. The team was good and fast with Dick Monroe and Carl Moeser playing forwards, Garvin and Kyrlach playing guards, and Al Moeser playing center. Team 132 played the hardest teams in the league and defeated them. 217 's first team looked like a hard opponent but had to forfeit its game because the players were not all present for the game. 1 The team from 132 played sixteen games, winning fourteen and losing two. The two games marked up as lost were not really lost but were forfeited because 132 did not get a full team out. But 132 had to fight for their leadership throughout the contest since 134, their nearest rival, won thirteen games and lost three out of sixteen. Home room basketball games have stirred up a great deal of interest in athletics generally. But the interest in basketball was especially aroused because each member of every home room team seemed to have more of a part in school athletics through playing on a team. We have Mr. Reuter to thank for arranging these games and hope that in succeeding years the home room basketball championship will still be a series of events of great interest to the whole school. DICK MONROE, '23. 11631 : do fi ar 3 .L X 'Q 'Mil if K!