Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Cseatedl-J. Billstone, M. Hirscher. B. Schrier. M. Kelley. S. Struble. T. Chambers. Second-QI.. Dreisbach. K. Book, N. Coldren. R. Andrus. D. Diehlman. A. Fisher. W. McGown. Third-Mr. Robbins, C. Jacobs. R. Caldwell. V. Simendinger, E. Tyner. Miss Enright. This year the Girl's Basketball Team was composed entirely of seniors. a thing which doesn't happen very often. Captained by Bertha Schrier and coached by Miss Lena Enright the team captured four games and lost two, one of them to our old opponent Liberty. Much credit should be given to the entire squad which faithfully practiced and from whose efforts the team greatly benefitted. The Gir1's Second Team also played several games. winning all of them. This was good practice for those of the team who will play next year. The record for 1929 follows: lanuary 26-F. H. S.. 16: Van Buren, 22. February 9-F. H. S.. 26: Hoytville. 12, February 2-F. H. S.. 2-1: XVharton, 9 February 15-F. H. S.. 18: Liberty, 25. February 8-F. H. S., 31: Kenton. 23. February 21-F. H. S.. 19: Kenton, 15. ONE HUNDRED AND NINE

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GERALD CoLL1Ns-Guard Whenever a basket was needed. Gerry would loop it. Collins is a new player this year. but he certainly can handle himself on the floor. He plays a hard, clean, offensive game and an excellent defensive game. Gerry will be with us next year. so we should expect much from him, EDWIN LUDWIG It has often been said that a team was as good as the second team that made it. This saying was truly carried out by Swede. Whenever something unforseen appeared Ludwig was always ready to take his place in the game as a good center. ROBERT BAKER Baker was always the reliable substitute the team could fall back on. He had a snappy style of playing and always played for what there was in the game. Wheneifer it was necessary for a basket or two. Bob was just the man to loop 'em. HARLOW HALEY After Haley had done his bit as student manager during the football season, he appeared on the basketball floor to make his debut. He worked hard and long and soon became a snappy guard and a dependable sub in a tight place. DON SIMPSON Don started out his basketball career two years ago but unfortunately could not continue until this year. As soon as he started to work to bring himself up to shape great possibilities showed. He rapidly developed into a remarkable forward. and only did the lateness of the season prevent his receiving a letter. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT

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V F DEDICATION To that public-spirited couple whose lasting monument shall stand in the city in the form of a magnificent stadium-to a man and wife Whose generous gift has contributed so much to the cause of athletics and youth-to those who have placed their native city in rank with others of greater numbers-to Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Don- nell, the donors of the J. C. Donnell Memorial Stadium, we, the Class of 1929, do dedicate this yearbook.