Fernald High School - Echo Yearbook (Fernald, IA)

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Girls Bclsltetboll, continued Kay Huhn-A sophomore and a winner' of a minor letter, Kay played front forward as a substitute. Small, but speedy, she has drive and shows signs of scoring punch. She soored 10 points and will be a great help to her team for two more years. Marilyn Blackie-A freshman and winner of a minor letter, Marilyn substituted at both guard and forward. Though short, her speed should be an asset to the team for three more years. She is developing a good one-hand push shot. Scoring fl. ft. pos. f. fg. made missed tps. Avg. A. Tudor .... f 36 165 161 116 491 22.3 Kaufman . . .f 32 62 9 27 133 7.0 Larson ..... f 36 59 11 11 129 5.8 Nelson ...... f 29 81 10 33 172 8.6 McBride .... f 3 10 4 4 24 3. Huhn ....... f 5 5 0 1 10 2. Black ..... gf 4 1 0 1 2 1. D. Tudor ...g 64 Jarboe ...... g 51 Cawthon ...g 75 Wheelock ..g 23 Hitchings ..g 30 Dadisman 1 Games Won ...... . . . ...... 16 Opponent Avg. . . . . . . . .33.2 Games Lost ................... 6 Fernald Avg. .... .43.9 Free-Thow Avg. ............. 5271 Scores We They We They 41 .......... Napier .......... 64 .... Milford . . . . . .30 42 ........ Me'Callsburg .... 31 54 .... Gilbert .... . . .43 36 .......... Roland .. .... 33 52 .. McCallsburg .. ...32 45 ..... .... C olo .... 43 65 Cambridge Cc. Ll ...43 37 ..... Zearing .... .... 2 0 27 . Roland fc. t.l . ...32 26 ..... Gilbert .... .... 3 3 41 . Collins fc. t.J . ...34 53 ..... Shipley .... .... 3 6 46 Lamoille fs. t.l ...20 41 ..... Milford .... .... 3 3 33 State Center fs. t.l ...32 39 ..... Roland .. .... 41 29 . Roland fs. t.l . ....39 43 ..... .... C olo .... 45 41 Hubbard ...46 66 ..... . . . Shipley .... .... 2 6 40 .... Zearing . . . . . .25 48

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Girls Bosicefboii Arlene TudoriA senior and a 4-year letter winner, Arlene was pivot forward on the team three years. Her hook shot was very effective and her free-throws made the difference in many games. She was a capable rebounder, scored 491 points this year, and was an All-Conference girl. Arl-ene will be veryj hard to replace next year. She was voted co-captain of this year's squad. Mary Jean Kaufman-A junior and 2-year letter winner, Mary Jean played front line forward. Because of an eye injury, she saw limited ac- tion near the end of the season. Mary .lean developed a good one-hand shot with which she scored most of her points. She scored 133 points this year and will be a great help to the team n-ext year. Mary Ann Larson-A junior and a 2-year letter winner, Mary Ann was the other front line forward. Small and quite fast, she fed to the other forwards and scored 129 points as well. 'She drives in with either hand and will be a valuable player to the team next year. JoAnn Nelson---A junior and a 3-year letter girl, JoAnn substituted at forward, either at the front line or post position. She was a good shot and rebounded well. The team depended on- her set shots many times when it needed points badly. She hit the net for 172 points and will prove an asset to the team next year. Darlene Tudor-A senior and a 4-year letter winner, Darlene was a fast, dependable front line guard. She took her share of the rebounds and through pass interceptions, got the ball for the forwards to score many times. She was an All-Conference girl and received honorable mention on the past two All-State t-eams. She was elected co-captain with her sis- ter, Arlene, and will certainly be missed next year. Barbara Cawthon-A sophomore and a 2-year letter winner, Barbara played post guard. She was a tough guard for any pivot forward to play against. Her height was a definite asset to the team and gave, her an. ad- vantage on the rebounds. Her long arms blocked a good many shots. Barbara will be back next year to help the team a great deal. Evelyn Jarboe---A sophomore and a 2-year lett-er girl, Evelyn played front line guard. She was an able ball handler, got her share of the re- bounds, and was good at deflecting the ball enough to gain possession. She was instrumental in helping to keep the defensive, average at 33 points. She will be a great help to the team for two more years. Donna Jean Hitchings --A senior and a J,-year letter winner, Donna helped immensely at a front guard position. She was little and fast, just what it takes to get the ball away from a forward. One that could always be counted upon, Donna's abs-ence will be greatly noted next year. Helen Wheelock-A sophomore and a winner of her first major letter, Helen developed nicely during the season into a go-od guard She can also play forward She is fast and shows a lot of scrap. Helen will be back to help her team for two more years. Janet McBride--Winner of a minor letter, Janet is a sophomore. She substituted as front line forward. She has drive and is developing a good one-hand push shot that will be an asset to the team for two more years. She scored 24 points. 47 3 J

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0,3 Bostettoii lI,cft to rightl Kneeling-John Nelson, Allun Anderson, Holm Wisc, Dick Smith. Dcnn llnndsukcr, Gay Iluhn. Standing I,vc lJ2ltllSlll2lll, Ray Couscr, Conch Martin, Cliuck Chitty. Mikv Kcndzill, .lohn Mcllridv. G-oruld Klonglan. The Fcrnuld lmskcthzlll boys had their most successful scnson in thc lust several yours hy winning 14 games and losing 7. Mr. Martin did at fine job coaching. The hoys won tho consolation tillc in th-0 County TOlll'll2lI11Clli. and have an third place standing in the North Story Confcr- cncc. They were clofcutvd hy only throc teznns: Milford. Mdlzillshurg and Roland. 49 7 3'