Elkton High School - Antler Yearbook (Elkton, MD)

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GIRLS' BASIYIETBALL The girls' basketball team has been rather successful this year, considering their late start and difliculty in obtaining games. At this writing they have won two out of three games, defeating Chesapeake 12-11, defeating the Alumni 20-6, and losing to Chesapeake 18-13. The members of the starting team are, kneeling: Faye Guibeson, Virginia Lytle, Mabel Edwards, Betty Simmons, Neta Galinski, Colleen Roark. They are coached by Miss Ruth Yager. BOYS' BASKETBALL Elkton's basketball team this year has had one of the most successful seasons in years, having played seventeen games and won fourteen at the time this is Written. The boys, under the excellence guidance of Mr. Murphy, have lost only to West Nottingham Academy and Newark High School. Among the teams they have conquered are Wash- ington College Jayvees, Chesapeake City, Perryville, North East, Alumni, National Fire- works and Oxford, Pa. The team still has several games to play, including a return game with West Nottingham. The members are, kneeling: Bane Davis, Miller Jensen, Edmund Pratt fcaptainj, Lincoln Call, Robert McBride. Standing: William Murphy fcoachl, Curtis George, Bill Foster, Connie Fry, Bill Liedlich, Kenneth Bouchelle QManagerJ. S Page Twenty-Four ,x

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CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders have been organized for the first time this year under the direction of Miss Yager. The group is coming along nicely and should develop into a polished unit. The cheerleaders are, reading from left to right: Back rowg Shirley Woolman, Miriam Jensen, Helen Racine, Bette Bollinger. Middle rowg Jennie Lee Burton, Grace Whitton, Dorothy Albanese, Ruth Jamison, Patricia Ott, Betty 0'Leary. Kneeling, Melvin Sacker, Neta Galinski, Tudy Baily, Frances Ferrick, Chester Liedlich. OIQCHESTIQA This is the newest musical organization in school-started last year under Mr. Stuart's direction and continued this year under the leadership of Bev Mays and the direction of Miss Smith. The members of the orchestra are, seated, left to right: Beverly Mays, Curtis George, Billy Merrill, Bill Liedlich, Earl Brown, and Kenneth Bouchelle. Standing: Roger Merrill, Dewey Patterson, Edmund Pratt and Miss Virginia Smith. Page Twenty-Six