Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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,,...i..hf .T L- I ZQU, - Cf fk S ,V 742 1926 Girls Basketball Season Findlay High School ......,,...,,,.,.,,.,,.....,.,,,.........................,....................,..........,... Vanlue Findlay High School ........, ..,...............,.,.,.,... K enton Findlay High School ..,....... ,,....,.... U pper Sandusky Findlay High School .,.,, ,,,. ......,,.................., . . Liberty Findlay High School ,. ,..., ,...... ,........,.... R a vvson Findlay High School ,,.,...... .,.,...,,, K enton Findlay High School ,.............,..,.............,, ,.,,... .,.,,.,, ,,,,., . . . ,.....,,,,.,, ,,,....,,,..., L i berry Prospects for a successful season were bright when Miss Enright issued the first call to practice. The nucleus of veterans around which was built a fine recruit, soon developed into smooth working cogs in the Blue and Gold machine. From the beginning of the season when the dopesters first began dabbling in their dope buckets, to the very last moment of the season's activity, the F. H. S. cage performers were formidable opponents for every team they stacked up against Meeting some of the best teams in the country, Miss Enrights sextet proved to be one of the keenest and cleverest teams of the season. Easily working the ball thru every gh., opposing defense, excelling in every phase of the game, and dazzling every one with the clever playing, the F. H. S. girls deserve the place in the limelight they won F: for themselves, their coach, and their school. -ul ,:.. 6 92' 'ISR 4.3 Qin l One Hundred and Nme ,,.,. q. an 95? Q ' I sa-as -f E I Z 1.45 SF n f' 3P'5'a.i'?g,t.'x?'. , . -'jYl,i, f':L-sflj, 5 I u r i , A 'I-Sass... . , up '--V 1 S -.---

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it in-A .IRA I mal-1.4-L3 .,-, i,,,.'g.g,,,g g ,K 1 s Q g MILLER N Guard ,v-we ,. . bered. next year, TAYLOR Forward BUTLER Forward SATTLER Guard Roscoe was the find of the year. He got rather a late start but developed into a good running mate for Pressnell. He was always ready to pass the ball to the man having the best shot although he was no bad shot himself. He had the commendf able spirit of Teamwork WiI1S.,, jim was a guard, playing a very consistent game throughout the year. Jim's fight and pluck in going into the games was often a means of putting new pep into a whole team and for this, Jim will long be rememf Although a Junior, Charley displayed a wealth of ability, stopping many an opposf ing forward speeding toward the hoop. We expect him to fill a big gap in our guarding Cloyce was Findlay's Fred Marberryv. He had the knack of dropping one through when a score was needed. Taylor was a fast floorman always keeping the opponents on the jump. 1 One Hundred and Eight P! 'z Wi-ft gl 1 li 1, - 1-c V w4'Ji ,- ii 5 ,SP f 1 . . -im- lf.-f ,:.414 lf? x Tw. 5 'aatizeg 4 - 'vi ' , . 1 , ,.g, -f'r- ' ' . - --Q - -. I ,J : - '- ' 'r ' L -- .t-1-t--1: . i:31 , Q gg af- .,

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'tn ,iz I ML, ,L v , Q? .K , 22 -x is f ig z. fi fer . , ii as ef. 6 rg VQ.1 1 - If CAPTAIN KATE MOORHEAD Forward 'kKate was an ideal captain as she was always on the job pumping pep into the gang. She has merited every honor that she has won. We are sorry to say that Kate graduates this year, leaving her card in our hall of fame. MARY LEARY Forward fEditor's Notej Playing for four years on the F. H. S. Girls' Basketball Team, Mary has well earned the recognition as one of the best forwards and centers that the Blue and Gold has ever seen. It was Mary who led the scoring column. PEARL DORSEY Guard As a basketball player Dorsey has no peer in the state and she certainly knows basket- ball from A to Z. This is only a partial description of Dorsey, who leaves us this year, dragging a diploma behind her. . .X i . QE: .Egg KX MARY MILLER Guard Star. Miller would break up more plays , :s f'f and knock more the props from under more ' fond hopes than there are widows and ore V phans in Germany. She is another one ot , our Senior athletes who graduates this ' .5253 spring. ffl A E541 r I ' Fl -Hz u gl iii gs N -. A, ' 'ia ' 1 ,Jig p Q Q ' Zi :?+g,..:-fs! qw K , , ne Hundred and Ten I ' 1 '