Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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KNEELING—George Bromley, Mr. Cole, Assistant Coach; Robert Williams. STANDING—Dean Patterson. Joe Stimac. Walter Kazelas, Max Wenskunas. Wayne Felgenhauer. Junior Williamson. Richard Campbell. Joe Katavich. Raymond Moffitt. Charles Nagy. Henry Peavler, Trainer. B TEAM BASKETBALL Team Schedule Indianola 12—14 Lost Fairmount 30—24 Won Westville 18—17 Won (Overtime) Newman 43—15 Won Westville 19—13 Won Rossville 16—13 Won Armstrong 26—19 Won Catlin ... . 24—16 Won Ridgefarm 29—13 Won Sidell . . 22—18 Won Oakwood 30—16 Won Paris . 21—28 Lost Team Individual Scoring Points George Bromley 86 Robert Williams 49 Mac Wenskunas 85 Charles Willison 24 Charles Nagy ...... 16 Joe Stimac 13 Junior Williamson 12 30

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year to go—should be a stand out next year if he de :ides to get tough. DULY ROOK—Right tackle. Senior. Weighed only 165 but hit with every pound of it every time. One of those fellows whose courag s far surpasses his ability. Won sportsmanship trophy which is a tribute to his ettitude and any freshman girl will give further references if desired. BILL RICE—Right tackle. Senior. A small, quiet, fellow who made no flourishing demonstrations while making few mistakes. A stead t defensive player whose position will be hard to fill. JOHN GALYEN—Center. Junior. A big rugged lad wi-h a desire to play in the opponents’ back field, which he did when not gummint | up his own team s plays. WIB WILLIAMS—Left guard. Senior. Fast, sure block( r man. Played end on defense and looked good the Was at his best against Westville which is the hope of MAC WENSKUNAS—Captain-elect. End. Mac will be that is no pun. He has possibilities of becoming a gnat running back if he can learn to use his blockers. BRUCE MORGAN—Half back. Senior. General utility positions and played in all of them well. LEONARD GATTLING—Tackle. Senior. A big boy whose ankles were his undoing. Earned his second letter but could have been better if he had wished to be. WAYNE CORNWELL—Guard. Junior. Gabby is knowed fur and near for his speechmaking. But folks this lad will be in there fighting 'till someone leads him off the field. and a good defensive e except against Lowell, all Buffalo footballers, tough nut to crack—and man—knew all backfield BOTTOM ROW—Horace Payne, Joe Stimac, Billy Rook- John Galyen. Wilbert Williams, Bill Rice, Louis Lopinski, Mr. Burch, Coach. SECOND ROW—Garnet Watts, Trainer; Wally Powers, Leonard Gattling. Mac Wenskunas, Wayne Cornwell. Sam Grider. Captain; Charles Jones. Bruce Morgan, Henry Peavler, Irvin Paxton, Trainer.

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G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is a club for the grils of G. T. H. S. Its purpose is the stimulation of interest in athletics and the promotion of ideals of wholesome living. The first goal of a girl interested in the G. A. A. is to become a member and to receive her first award. She may receive her numerals by keeping the training rules, passing tests, taking gym, and participating in the various after-school sports. This club was organized this year, under State supervision, for the first time in the history of the school. In the leadership of Miss Ward, G. A. A. has found a capable and successful leader. A variety of sports were enjoyed during the year, including tennis, soccer, baseball and basketball. The girls have also participated in several social activities. Parties were held at Christmas and on Valentine’s Day. The proceeds of several Bake Sales held during the year were used to buy letters and awards. Approximately fifteen girls attended Play Day with Danville as the hostess school. Activities were closed with a spring picnic. BOTTOM ROW—Doris Alexander. Valeria Seianus, Catherine Naudzius, Treasurer; Josephine Lopien-ski, Vice-President; Helen Yoho. President; Margaret Woodruff. Secretary; Charlotte Sleva. Miss Ward. SECOND ROW—Frances Church, Evelyn Tucker, Virginia Smith. Udell Wolff, Evangeline Gonsowsky. Anna Gloss, Betty Johnson. Laura Kocurek. Zana Austin, Willa Belle Charles. THIRD ROW—Wanda Hollingsworth, Roberta Roberts. Katherine Middlemus, Vivian Henry. Florence Lopinski. Ada Jane Lawless. Dorothy Richards. Fern Parke. Bernice Gardner. FOURTH ROW—Lois Muncy. Othelia Baran. Eileen Boggess, Margaret Smith, Marjorie Hart, Eleanor Brooks. Helen Zielinski, Marjorie Sherman, Mary Bromley. FIFTH ROW—Frances Lewandowski. Elizabeth Eicklemen, Jean Dermond, Helen Kocanda. Helen Gorman. Helen Thornton. Helen Kovack, Dorothy McClellan. Louise Richards. SIXTH ROW—Mary Dietkus, Bernalice Parke. Betty Pribble. Clara Cravens. Dolores Holmes. Frances Bouton. Mary Sanders, Phyllis Cravens, Evelyn Roberts. SEVENTH ROW—Mary Elizabeth Wolcott, Reva Maskel. Ellen Reagan. Margaret Reid. Elizabeth Campbell. Erma Moffitt, Hazel Sanders. Gertrude Earles. Imogene Hallet. 31