English High School - Englishman Yearbook (English, IN)

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FIRST - TEAM SECOND BOTTOM ROW: Ronald Jones Marjlrie Baker Berdie Baker Alternate Velda Conrad Myrna Denbo Marilyn Roberts Edward Stroud SECCND ROW: David Seele Merrill Stephenson Joe Tyler Richard Johnson Donald Owens Dennis Collins Coach Claude Retherford ' TOY ROW: Jim Moss Dencil Haycox Gene Cunningham . Basil Belcher Ernest Scoudan Ronald Kissel BOTTOM ROW: Marjorie Baker Berdie Baker Alternate Velda Conrad Ronald Jones Myrna Denbo Marilyn Roberts SECOND HOW: Coach Claude Retherford Johnny Hickox Max Owens Carroll Enlow Bud Ingle Leon Belcher Edward Stroud TOP ROW: Frank Husk James Enlow Bob Sears Joe Hickox Gerald Bennett Gerald Crecelius

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BASKETBALL 1952-53 Schedule November Eng11sh...37 New M1dd1etown.....4O November Engl1sh...4l Fayettevil1e.......4O Novxember 0 0 Alford sville. 0 0 0 0 0 0 November Engl1sh...47 Morgan Townsh1p....39 November Engl1Shuoo59 D3.1eoocuoooauonoooo38 November Envl1sh...5O Birdseye. .... ......63 December English...58 Lanesville... ...53 December English...42 Milltown.... ...39 December En5113heoo51 Troyesooooooo 00035 January Engl1sh...52 Hard1nsburg.... ...57 January Eng11Shsoc64 BriStOT Voasoco ooc32 January Tournament EnS11Shaeo54 Blrdseyeos oauoo 'soho Tl'-'Ds 0 0 Iaealvervdo 0 o 0 s U 0 seye..72 Leavenworth... o uoo6O Eng1iSheoo53 TO 'USh1poecauae32 January 3ngllsh...65 Chrisney.. .... . ...58 January Peklnoeaooacooo QQJ66 February English Leavenworth February English West Baden February English Dubois February English Ferdinand February English Orleans The 1952-55 basketball season onened October 1, with twenty- four candidates showing up for the initial nractice. the number has been reduced to twenty-two. Since then .This is Coach Claude Retherford's first year in the coaching field. He has develoned a fine club of twelve men. The comnetltion was keen for the starting roles this year, for three jobs were left open when Ronald Denbo, Victor Iegenlty, and Bunk McMahel graduated. squad, and they are backed by The Raiders have a fairl 5 feet 10 inches in height There are five seniors on the first seven canable underclassmen. ' y large team this year, averaging Two of the boys, Scoudan and Belcher hit the 6 feet 4 inch mark. The Raider seconds have been bountiful in their conruest for wins, having won nine games while losing onl three. Losses have been to Morgan Townshin KBC-261, Dale C57-56Y, and Tekin C43-AOD. M. Owens, Joe Hickox, Johnny Hickox, Bennett, Johnson, and Kissel have been leading the seconds. The Raiders captured another tourney tronhy in their invita- tional tournament. The Raiders drew Birdseye in the first game and got revenge on the Yellow Jackets after an early season loss. Oil Township downed Leavenworth tn an overtime neriod in the second afternoon event. Birdseye defeated Leavenworth in the consol tion game. The night game found the Raiders nlaylng a tired band of Oil Township Oilers. The Raiders won the game to add another tronhy to their collection. Gene Cunningham received the Varsity E hlub most valuable player award for his tourney nlay. This award is presented to an English nlayer at each invitational tourney. Bob Gilliland BYRD'S SHOP - ENGLISH