Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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THE N U GG ET 1930 N GOLD Hu.i.Ai-lsci-Toon. Scorer PRACTICE GAMES Gold Hill-26 Eagle Point- 8 Gold Hill --19 Jacksonville-32 Gold Hill-19 Eagle Point 24 Gold Hill-Io Talent-24 Gold Hill-12 Grants PZISS-27 CONFERENCE GAMES Gold Hill-S Phoenix-34 The girl's lost their first conference game to the strong Phoenix team. During the Hrst half the Phoenix team out classed the Gold Hill squad. During the last half the local squad improved and the teams were more evenly matched. Gold Hill-19 Central Point-22 This game was the fastest game of the season. The game was undecided until the final whistle blew. The C. P. squad w,on by a few points. Gold Hill-16 Rogue River 29. The locals were ahead at the half, and it was a great disappointment to us to lose the game during the last quarter. Both teams played hard and fast. Gold Hill-1 I Phoenix-I9 After fighting and winning the First half the G. H. squad weakened and were defeated in the last half. The girls gave the strong Phoenix team a run fortheir money in the first half, and we were very disappointed to lose. Gold Hill--I6 Rogue River-32 This game was the last conference game of the season and the squad fought hard to win. During the first half the Gold Hill squad played fast and hardg the score at the end of the Hrst half stood 12-I2. During the last half the girls tired and were defeated. Gold Hill-Io Central Point-32 This was the worst game the G. H. squad played during the season. They were defeated much to the joy of Central Pointi who had almost been beaten by the G. H. squad the Hrst game.

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LEE NUGGAET 1930 5' GOLD HILL HISCHOO.. Qzkflf Baile! 93611 Mrs. Paul Angstead, wife of the boys coach, was asked to coach the girls' basket-ball team this year. Mrs. Angstead played four years in Lakeview High School. and two years at the University of Oregon where she was on the All-Star team. The team appreciates the help which she has so willingly given and hope that she will act as coach again next year. I.UCII.Ll2 HITTLIQ-Lucille, Captain of this year's team, played forward. She was a steady and fast player and will be a great help to the team next year. JEAN CHISHOLM-Jean was the leading scorer for this year's team. This was Jean's first year on the team and she played hard. The team will be glad to have her next year because of her experience. MILDRIEID VVYATT--Mildred played side-center, and the team would have been weak without her. She was voted the most valuable player for this year. She will also be here for next year's team. RUTH GREEN-Ruth, a Freshman, played center and was a real center. She always got the tip-off because of her height . .She has three years ahead of her, and if she keeps on improving, she will be a great help to the team in the future. JIEXYEI. QUAKENHUSH-Jewel was a very good guard. but at the last of the year she was shifted to 'forw'ard,' a place that she hlled remarkably well. This is her last year, and she will be greatly missed next year. AILIEEN GUY--Aileen, another freshman, played guard. She played- hard, and her opponents had a hard time trying to score. NETTTIE STONE-Nettie, another freshman, played guard. She was out the latter part of the season on account of sickness, but she was very good at the first of the year and will be here for next year's team.

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THE NUGGET l93O GOLD HILL HISCHOOL The Gold Hill grades had a basketball team for the first time in several years. The team was smaller than all of the other teams, but they made a very good showing in the six QIZIIIICS they played-. The sliuwing they made indicates they will he guucl material for future High School teams. They won a game hy one point from Rogue River and lust two games In Central Point. joe Shoemaker, Herh l.ing'ren, lk-los lN'alker Kenneth Hamner, Chas. Ritter llurutliy Smith, l'1x'ag'ene XVyatt. Francis Davis la-is Cameron, Jeanne l'lammersly, Lucille lVheatley. Evelyn Hamner, Dora Smith, Marie lliles, Beatrice l'almer '