Geneva High School - Legend Yearbook (Geneva, IN)

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BASKETBALL Our varsity basketball team Won 15 games and lost 7 this year, which was good enough for third place in the county standings. Six members of the team are seniors Which means they will be lost by graduation this spring, but a promising group of underclassmen are coming along to re- place them. For the third consecutive year the Cards won the county tourney. On the opening night of the tourney they defeated Pleasant Mills 39-15, Kirkland 25-22 in the semi-finals Saturday afternoon, and Monmouth 30-24 in the final game Saturday night. The ball used throughout the tourney was given as a trophy to the winning team. Coach Long did a good job in handling the team and is one of the finest coaches Geneva High School has had. Kenneth Teeter served as student manager of the team. 1945-1946 Back Row-R. O. Hunt, Principal, W. Kamman, R. Mathys, W, Hale. J. Penrod, D. Snow, R. Cook, H. C. Long, Coach Front Row-C. Miller, W. Doherty, L. Stanley, S. Teeter, K. Van Emon, M. Hart Thirty-three

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...- Cheer Leaders PEGGYE REYNOLDS NORMA WRIGHT MARGIE TESTER EULA BURK YELL LEADERS The second team yell leaders were both elected when they were freshmen. The first team yell leaders, Peggye Reynolds was chosen when she was a Sophomore and Eula Burk when she was a Freshman. In 1946-47, Norma Wright will be first team yell leader and Margie Tester will be second team yell leader. We appreciate the co-operation given to them by the students and teachers during the basketball season. Geneva assl.... ...,a,a.a 2 6 Geneva assaaaas ........, 1 7 Geneva aasa.,,, ..l.,,.., 3 1 Geneva aaa,.,,, .,,,,.,,, 4 3 Geneva as,.aaas .,,....,, 2 4 Geneva assa,,,, ,a,...aaa 2 0 Geneva .ssa,,,, ,,,a.ea.e 4 3 Geneva ,,s.ssss ,asaa.asa 6 0 Geneva ,....,.. .,..,,... 2 5 Geneva ee.,.... .....a,.. 3 4 Geneva ..,.aaea ,,e...... 3 1 Geneva aa,Yl,l, ..v,,,a.a 3 8 Geneva aaa..,, .a,i.,eea 4 4 Geneva .as.,,, ..l.,,eaa 4 3 Geneva t.,,,aea ......et. 3 4 Geneva sss.,,, ..l..,,,. 3 0 Geneva av...,e ....,.... 5 9 Tliifrtu-two Petroleum la.... Berne ...,,.. Monroe .. Jefferson .r,r..ee..aa Montpelier ..,.aa..... Yellow Jackets Poling ,,,.aeaa......,,... Bryant ..,.. .v.eeee Kirkland ..,,. Hartford ..t..,...... Monmouth ...... Pleasant Mills Monroe .........,s..Yt.. Kirkland rrrr.... Winchester ..,v.... Pennville ..,c.. Hartford .,,,. ..,.,...24 ,....,l,28 ,.......19 ......,.41 .,,.....27 ,.......30 ..l.,.,.10 ..,..,,,22 ...c....25 ........40 ......,c31 ......l.26 .,c..,..37 ........44 ...,,..,30

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. glial, Q' J t ' 1903 Basketball KENNETH VAN EMON, Senior, a guard, and captain of the team. a fine ball handler and fine scorer. BILL HALE,SSDlO1'. jumped Center for the Cards, but helped to bring' the ball down the court and a good n'an on long shots. JOHN PENROD. Senior,a guard, played the pivot, and was very good on shots from that position, ROBERT Coon. Senior. played forward and helped take the ball off the backboard, al- so a good one-hand-- ed shot. lWELVIN HART, Senior. a good defensive player, worked at either forward or guard. DoN SNONV, S e n io r. played forward, took the ball off from the biggest men. He was always a scoring threat. BILL DOHERTY, Junior, a forward and a good left handed shot. LESTER STANLEY. Jun- ior, played forward and guard and proved to be a valu- able substitute, a good team player. STANLEY TEETER, Soph- omore, small an d fast, but lacking ex- perience, will be a valuable man next year, BILL KAIXGMAN, Sopho- more, a substitute Center and good on rebounds, lacks ex- perience but will be an improved player next year.