Fort Branch High School - Key Yearbook (Fort Branch, IN)

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' THE BENEDICTUS Z. M. IIARI3STRICI'I'f Buys' i'mu'h IJKUM FOHPS Left to right---M:u'y Jay, Willu-l111c-:mv Johnsulm, Irma Ii1'al,to11, Mary l.. Upton, Thelma Eppersorl, Vi1'g,:'ir1iz1I'olk, Faith Weeks, Lilius Stone, Rose Elpers, Miss Mc-x'yu,m.lol111son. ' Page Twenty Five

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THE BENEDICTUS 1 JAMES WALLACE-Jimmie was a pretty good l player for his experience which-consists of only one year. He was a hard little fighter and was another one of our subs who knew the game well. He is a Senior. ' HAROLD JOE WILHITE-Mary was our last letter man, who is a sub guard. This is his first year. We expect great things of him, although he differs in speech and basketball. He is a Freshman. DARWIN STONE--True Love was a substitute as a forward or guard. He was a nice little rough player and he had a temper as big as any barrel. But Dar- win, outside of that, was a good sport and handled himself fine. He is a freshie. I JUNIOR ROTHERT-Junnie was another substi- tute as a forward. He nor Darwin were letter men but just the same their work was acknowledged. Junior is not very big and his motto is, The bigger they are the harder they fall. He is a Sophomore. Page Twenty Four

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THE BENEDICTUS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.0,1.,.,1,.u...,,.,..nu1ItU1H..1,..,1,...1.,,,1,,,,1 1 1 1.1.,.1. 1 1 1 1 Girls' Athletics Mable McKee-Mac is one of the smallest girls on the team. This was lVlac's first year as a regular. She was a fast and skillful player and handled the ball with the ability of a veteran. Next year's team is fortunate, indeed. Josephine Laib-Jo is our tall center and it is very seldom that ,Io goes up against a center who gets the tip-off from her. She proved her ability as a basketeer in her first game on the local Hoor. She graduates this year and her loss is a great one. Kathryn Johnson-Pat is another one of our sextette. She is a very steady player. Also besides being so steady she has an educated toe which she uses to advantage in her playing. She was a real sport and proved an asset to our team. Pat, we hate to lose you. Lolave Brenton-Shorty was one of the mainstays of our team. True to her nick- name she is short and this seemed to be her only drawback, as her job was to guard the tallest, the center, How she did it we don't know but that center usually did very little in a game. This ends her four years of Basket Ball. Page Twenty Six