Glen Allen High School - Panthian Yearbook (Glen Allen, VA)

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FIRST ROW: Shirley Ayers, 2nd Base; Alma Stinson, Rt. Field; Sue Reardon, C. Field. SEC- OND ROW: Loretta Kuhn, Ist Base; Jane Harper, Rt. Field; Joyce Seigel, Pitcher; Barbara Wilke, 3rd Base; Ann Dukes, Left Field; Bernice Floyd, Pitcher. THIRD ROW: Edna Becker, Rt. Field; Jessie Harris, 2nd Base; Mrs. Connie Stanley, Coach; Joan Newcomb, Rt. Field: Maxine Hicks, C. Field. (MISSING FROM PICTURE are Eleanor Koch, Short Stop, and Marie White, Catcher.) DIALS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Ashland 8 Highland Spr. Varina Ashland 4 Midlothian 8 Highland Spr. Varina 1950 SCHEDULE GA Eas. GA won GA won GA 15 GA 7 GA won GA won

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FIRST ROW: John Moody, guard; Tom Christoph, center; Charles Faber, Captain, forward; Jimmy Harris, forward; Horace Stancil, guard. SECOND ROW: Emit Willis, Manager; Donald Lloyd, guard; Coach Holloway; Bill McCullough, forward; Eddie Sprouse, guard; Paul Phifer, Manager. ABSENT: Dick Milne. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1951 SCHEDULE Jan. 2 GlenAllen 25 5 ay Radford tries for the basket and ov misses. es ee ee ae te VON an 22 CL ; : a ay Wee vy ee au 13 ut 45 aa 16 4 28 47 19 4 24 ZA oy 2) ‘i E27, 4 a2 Feb: 3 25 af 5 af 40 ened, ee 38 at 10 au 43 ee is) my, 28 ey. bg 40 AMP] ¥ 4] AS Pd e 28 Wig DE Ge sta ERAS PB 28 ight 4735 i eee Hopewell Highland Springs John Marshall Radford Petersburg Manchester St. Christopher Benedictine Thomas Jefferson U. of Richmond Fresh. Varina Highland Springs Petersburg Hopewell Benedictine Manchester Thomas Jefferson John Marshall Hopewell Grays Armory R. Macon Petersburg Manchester St. Chris. “is AMAA

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FIRST ROW: Darla Brown, forward; Barbara Wilke, Captain, forward; Shirley Ayers, forward. SECOND ROW: Loretta Kuhn, guard; Babara Jinkins, guard; Shirley Hall, forward; Marie White, forward; Ann Dukes, forward; Judy French, guard; Catherine Cole, guard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stanley, Coach; Betty Edwards, guard; Stevie Kiernon, guard; Bernice Floyd guard; Gloria Gayle, guard; Gail Woodson, manager. DIALS VARSITY BASHETBALL Johnson Willis 28 G.A. 51 Varina 3 G. A. 53 Highland Springs 22 GAS 2 Grace Hosp. 34 G.A. 38 Centralia 22 GrAL oF Manchester 38 G. A. 28 Hopewell 30 G. A. 39 Girls’ Basketball started its season minus four of its starting players of last year. Before their first game, the squad was short the remaining 2 previous starters, which left the girls with five lettermen and twelve new cage hopefuls. With steady practice, love of basketball, and a desire to win, the girls came through with a very suc- cessful season. Captain Wilkie had an average of 19.1 points per game, and truly showed outstanding spirit to her team mates. To complete the starting trio, Shir- Centralia 22 G. A. 37 Grace Hosp. 22 GYA 443 Varina 36 G. A. 37 Manchester 35 G.A. 28 Highland Springs 34 GoAL39 Mechanicsville 30 G.A. 45 ley Hall had an average of 9.6 points per game and Ann Dukes 8.5 points per game. These two girls showed fine team work with their outstanding passing. On the defensive end Catherine Cole was the height and fight of the team. Many a point of an opposing player fell prey to Catherine’s splendid work. Equally as good were Loretta Kuhn, playing all year in spite of an injury, Judy French and Substitute Bobby Jinkins who played varsity for their first bas- ketball season. Glen Allen is proud of her girls’ team of 1951.