Greenfield High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Greenfield, TN)

Page 45 text:

Az ' ' 1 r . fr, Q f fu V ,f x r 1 A, f -I .Xu ,- ri if I lr XX1 V X :wg X 1 1.,',f::ga. H A 4 . , 1 v . 2 K , . .V 1 , , , 3 e-73 1 Bl f l f C f 5 e of ss? I ,n 'C , ff A 1 v . dtd 2 1 X M- ,A, ev,,e ,.., v X ,e.,-eeWe.,,w.. V V 5-----.--M-4-V -M..-l-..f-E,,......l.....--j .. .. . .r ,..,.,, ,.Q......-,, ,. ,,,..g.,!- ,, A A,,.,,.,A, , ff ' V A jeswnm-5:5 4 u , 'dwg A 'W'A,' 3 l 'I M U A X IN o wtf f'dXgxxl , .a,'b X, ,nf 'WQfqfWr y V V,3N.f,,2 RX , '- - N h,-naM+ D - L . X iw 3 If 6 X .sf l, ,sfmu , r- ,f X -K Q 1 ff ', '-. I -X The basketball season of 1937-58 was the most disasterous in several seasons. All the star players of 36' had graduated and left Coach Herndon only green Material to work with. Although losing all their games, the girls gave good accounts of themselves and should have a mnehbetter team in 38-39. At the banquet, Jean Wright, the star play- er of the team was elected captain Bejjy Can non, forward, was elected alter1ate captain The mein six was composed of Dey and B rner guards, wright and Canada, centers, and Powill and Cannon, foruards inly two firls are lost by graduation, Canada and Jeter Jith a full eeason'e ecgerience behind them, the girls should make a such better record next season 3. X, 51,1 T. I v i . S E I i v-5 jg 1 .--. -1 Q ., . 52 , 4 .-:L X ,ak HX: 1 ' ??g...VmN-lux. 'xx-V W If ll? .Q.'f,f x Y, 5 ef ,nhl U 1' 2 gif! Nfl ?!S-if Sw! foxy 'Jeff Q 1, W 'Qs' Q! 'f 0 X 1 1', nh! 3: .lfya px! '5?' . Q .4 1' f ' 4 W yi ,T 5 i ' SL E o . o A .gr ' 3 J V 1, 5 V tg i e 2 X' tl . I . li ' L ' . f K ig l 5 ,,5f Q :. -' I1 is H W . f L- , 4 'V ' M i , ,. ' .,, .e .,.. .....,.,.. -- ..., ., ,- ... 'A K. B' if

Page 47 text:

E , ,P ' 1 , 1 1 x f'I', .1 il ' ' ' f b. .f,f .,,:, ,fe ,.L ' f , 5 , 4 X X ,fu N X4 I V Q 7 W ,,.A: , ' 'Kf l . d ' Q i - ' - d ! 1 W xl gff' .flftfl ' 1 ,fx i in iiJk,'Ql I lrfffx rd My rx e .' ,. ti ,MX lr.. lfhjygi , - ip' X ' W if la , f V, n 1 d , ,Q 5 f egfv 2 K Q o 5 X f, ,lf : f A ' 1 L 'X -,fi NX! E e W- 1+ 1 - d if , , ,V 1 . 5 NE 1 XY-?g'!V1ff 1 es ' MZ! :MV it . ' Riff ' We 'J 5 x' Y X- ff of XX I xy' fa. 4 ' 3, w! elf 33 S61 Y' Q5 The basketball season uf 19:91-:ge for the 1 W Xglji boys shows a Letter record then any of the other 1 V, xl, athletic activities. The boys, z'w.1th+x:,'3h 1031115 Q g moat of their frames, won e few end gave the fans ZX! Nile. quite e thrill in others. Wy! Nei ' ' .J 1 The boys were e half team. They would eit- df U her lead the first half, only to blow up at the My xffxi lest, or be several points behind et first, only Q1 , 1 gg to out score their opponents the last half, but iftif Xa, gi not enough to overcome the lead. 3? 1 W2 'V 1 .1 Xgfji In the tournaments, they lost to Gleason S SW' 55 to 1.5, and to Dixie, 46 to 56. In the distri NT, ,lit tournament had Dunning been with us the if f XT 1,5 Yellowjackets would probibly have won another HV-I 4 victory. I Q, Wy in r -a h HQ! q At the banquet Maurice Belew was selected 5 p Captain and Ray Porter, Alternate-Captain. Bale my X51 wee selected on the All-County tea-fm. The main 5 f xylgf five was composed of Brush and Dunning, Forwards jx! 1 Belew, Centerg and Huttatetler and Porter, Guard ' 'Cf Xgflg The only player to be lost by graduation is Bel Q ' so prospects are bright for next year. ixil XP! xr, . vw? v l W