Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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1 THE BLUE AND GOLD , 1 1. e ,,il,, F 4 f ffwlfiim if Q f f 6' - ,WW - ff' im i f:-z?- +3 or'esV'V -'Y gil K ' LAW ge T H E is 43. -gg is ll l ATHlETllf CLUB Q ' L if 'TE M .fl T f 5 fi .f'? la' if u I- . 6 r 52 ff. , .Je I N1 Mylijl.. 1 HM QW-at BALL iQ.5 Tx ' C Ck Yr ff df' ff Qi H L'4'1 ! :::::EEi2:::. fic T v -radial Dmvdfll A Y ! 8 Af 'I EllLP 'n GIRLS' ATHLETICS The Team Right Forward-1ienevieve Routzon Left Forward-Katherine Xlooreheatl Jumping Center-Mary Leary Roving Center-Kathryn Ciiblin Right Guard-Cora Otley Left Guard-Pearl Dorsey Our Subs Right Forward+Leona Snyder Left Forward-Layon Hclntere Right Guard-Donna Docterman W. H. S. Uwing to our late start we did not make much of a showing this year. lYe were handicapped by not having a coach all year and that means a serious detriment. WT played only four or hve games and lost them all, That sounds very clisconraging for NV. H. S. lint just wait until next year. XYe had pep and enthusiasm, and were supported hy the school in all our games. The student lmody came to our games, and put energy into us by their cheering. Most all of the girls were chosen to play on the F. H. team. That's an honor! Genevieve Routzon Miss Routzon acted as Ollf main forward. She made the game snappy and the other side marvelled at her skill, and so did we. Captain Pearl Dorsey Miss Dorsey was our captain and she made a dandy one, too. All the players were ready to follow her. She was original in her ways, and everyone wondered who used their wonderful talent in making up our signs and yells. If there is any information wanted, ask at the XY. H. S. and yon will hnd out some wonderful things about Bliss Dorsey. Katherine Moorehead Miss Moore-head had the hall trained or else it was her hands. They act just like a magnet that draws everything to it. XV. H. S. did the whistling and yelling, and the ball went right into her hands. That is magic, and as good as Ht-nry's magic show. XNe hope she will play for F. H. S. .next year, and make them win with the cooperation of the rest. Mary Leary Miss Leary was the main stay of our team. She was always on the job when wanted. One fact that nature has bestowed upon Mary is that she is a perfect little jumper. No Page Ninety-nine

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THE BLUE AND GOLD one could quite catch up with her when catching the ball. It would never pass her hands. Kathryn Giblin Miss Giblin was good in keeping her opponent, and was always ready to catch the ball whenever she could. The student body was very sorry when she left W. H. S. She was one of our best and loyal players. The whole school has missed her and so has the teachers. But we can remember her wonderful playing on our basketball team. Cora Otley Miss Otley was little, but mighty. She always played a steady game. VVhen we played boys' rules, she was always placed as running guard. Her tiny feet came Hitting around in front of her opponent, and then the ball went back to the forward to send to the basket. Our Subs We could always depend upon our subs. They were always full of pep, and they were always ready to obey. Next year we expect them to make a first team instead of a sub team. The Team R. Forward-J. Shortledge R. Forward-L. Perkins L. Forward-H. Martin L. Forward-M. Learey Center-W. Rench Center-C. Hackenberger R. Guard-K. Learey R. Guard-D. Perkins L. Guard-F. Schneider L. Guard-O. Firestone F.H Our Scores Liberty Township, 293 VV. H. S., 4. Miss Brakes 7th, 93 VV. H. S., 7. . S., 10: VV. H. S., 4. -RUTH EDIE. BOYS' BASKETBALL Schedule Jan. 29. XV. H. S ............, 22 B. Scouts ,...,. .......... l 0 Jan. 31. XV. H. S ............. 9 Liberty .................... .......... 2 4 Feb. ZS. NV. H. S ..........,,. 3.3 YP Midgets ............. ...... l l Mar. Z. NV. H. S ............. 18 North Baltimore .................. 12 Mar. 16. XV. H. S ............. 38 North Baltimore ,....,............ 14 Due to a late start, we were not able to schedule many games. Coach Evans Everything that we accomplished we owe to our coach. He has always been loyal to 'XVashington School. In this space we wish to show our appreciation for his work. We wish him success. Captain Rench As a pivot man he was hard to beat. He counted much in the team work and figured good in the scoring. Shortledge P Shortledge was the main. stay on the team. His outstanding feature was to cage baskets. He was the chief point getter and a dead shot on fouls. Martin Martin was a steady man and a fine shot. He always caged a basket when a point was needed to win. He teamed well with Shortledge. Schneider As running guard he played a good game. His guarding was good and always kept his man to a low score. K. Learey Learey was undoubtedly the best defensive man on the team. He had a great ability to get the ball off of the backboard and return it to our territory. D. Perlcins Don was a good guard and played well all season. He was our fighting guard. L. Perkins Due to his lightness. he did not play much. But when he played, he played with vim. He played well with M. Learey. M. Learey M. Learey was handicapped by his size. He is small but mighty. VVhen he got hold of the ball you might as well chalk up a basket. C. Hackenberger Hackenberger played a mighty good game all season as center. He counted for much in team-work and guarding. Firestone Firestone was a good running guard, always fighting for the ball and sticking to his 111311. The Subs Townsend. Ritter, Gohlke and Leach deserve honorable mention. They gave the lirst team a mighty hard race for their places. Page One Hundred -KARL LEAREY.