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THE DIAMOND WONDERS The Girls' Kittenball Team played only three games this season. Due to the loss of six form- er players and the lack of practice early in the fall, our losses exceeded our winnings. Thelma Traxler acted as Captain. The lineup- was as follows: pitchers Mary Jo McVay and Thelma Traxlerg catcher, Esther Larickgfirst base, Paul- ine Stuckeyg Third base, Annabel DeBoltgand short stops,Cleo Honsberger, and Helen Rothlisberger. The fielders wereg Jean- ette Russell, Margaret Kruse, Helene Schock, Ed na Schock and subs. Our games were with Salem, Marseilles and Mc Cutchenv1lle.We are now looking toward the com- ing year with more time to practice in a well or ganized physicial Educa- tion Program. T
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THE EDEN PEP CLUB The Pep Club is a pep organization of about thirty pupils. The club was organized to supp- ort the Basketball team We elected Glenn Kieff- er and Esther Larick as our cheer leaders. They are assisted by Billy' and Bobby Schauweker the Eden twins. The officers of the Pep Club are: president Glenn Kieffer, and trea surer, Pauline Stuckey. The Pep Club sells san- dwiches during the noon hour once weekly to make money for transportation to the games. We enjoy games some distance away because while enroute we can pass the time with gay songs and cheers. The people usually hear us come and go and they know we are from Eden. The Pep Club is noted for its good sportsmanship,' no matter whether Eden wins or loses.
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EDEN KITTENBALL TEAM The kittenball team established a very fine record this season losing only two games, the first to Harpster at the County Fair, early in the season. Excellent fielding and high bat- ing averages kept the team at the top of the league during the season. The members of the team areg Kenneth Swine- hart, Stanley Smith, Mr. Mayer, coach, Jack Frost, Wayne Balliet, Mgron Ellis, Lewis Reber Gerald Balliet, Albert onsberger, David Needs and Charles Smith. Davy Needs did a very fine job on the pi- . tching staff with the excellent support of the water tight infield and a fast outfield. FEW QW? XQ- 9' Q XJF' fu f H. 53 N- ,ggfgg'ee 0 . ' . ,VH nl, M LP I' l -. Hffyixz . e ff ,g Q l' , . 2 , V six ,K+ qv - ' ' 'i L ,K ,. 2' ' Nc -KL' ' H I4 X. -5.'d'j.'rLf4Yt'jl ' I A fa. . -. . . A 1- X4 at 17: , , '4
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