Eldora Consolidated High School - Eldorian Yearbook (Eldora, IA)

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i I ; 2 j £ Girls Basketball Here is your 1948-49 girls ' basketball outfit which compiled a nine win--ten loss final record. Fro.ii left to right the squad members ai FIRST ROW: Nilva Freed, Patty Jackson, Kathryn Reece, Betty Pinske, Betty .Villig and Nancy Kicks. SBC ONE KO ' .V: Coach Al Ja Lta Jacobs, Joanne ns, Veronica McCarty, Joy Lee, aletba Kebsc Lou £a Patty Holconb, Gloria Ruby, Patty Follett anc Shirley manager. In their regular season encounters the girls split even 16 games. The Tigerettes were victorious over Y. ' illiams, 35-34, in their first sectional tournament game at Hubbard, but lost in the semifinals to Stear.boat Rock and dropped their consolation tilt tc Radcliffe. Although their win-loss record was on the wrong sice of the ledger, their total scoring wasn ' t as they tallied 727 points to their opponents 682. High-ncorer for the locals was soDhotnore pivot forward, Betty ' .Villig, wiU 324 points for a seventeen point average. Kit Reece hit 216 markers with senior forward Nilva Freed scoring 63 points, Veronica McCarty scored 57 points. The three seniors who Dlayeo their last high school basket- ball in the Tigerettes ' final contest with Boone were: co-captair.s Nilva Freed ana Patty Jackson; and Nancy Kicks. B«amiiiftn

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I I I CO-CAPTAIN PATTY JACKSON One of the three seniors on the basketball squad, this girl played at a regular guard position for her Junior and Senior years. During her first two years in high school she played ng e forward. NANCY HICKS A transfer student froa laraont, Naney Hlcka was another csonble guard, Nancy had previously been a regular at Laaont and started in most of the locale ' contests, CO-CAPTAIN NILVA FEE; D Nllva Freed completed her four years of first team basketoall, winning her fourth basketDall letter. Previously a guard, Nilva played in both th» front and back courts her senior year. j i § i §