Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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vi v i ' v VOCATIONAL BASKET BALL TEAM By defeating Bucyrus Vocationals for the championship of the Vocational N. C. O. basket ball league, the Vocational basket ball team finished a very successful season. The Vocational N. C. O. league inaugurated last year consisted of three teams entered. The teams entered were: Marion Vocationals, Galion Vocationals, and Bucyrus Vocationals. A three-game series was played between each team. The Marion team defeated Bucyrus in two games, Galion two games and lost one game. A new plan was carried out this year in selecting Captain of the team, the seniors each in turn filling this position. This made a different captain for each game. A new ball was purchased for the team out of the Vocational fund. The team had a student manager for the first time which made it easier to get games for the team. Sheldon Dodds very ably filled this position. Practically the whole first team graduated this year including Lamb, Haas, Der- ringer, Shults and the manager, Dodds. The team consisted of: Dodds, managerg Lamb, Adams, and Pollock, forwardsg Derringer and Erret, centerg Haas, Shults, and Gilmore, guards. A summary of the most important games played this year follows: GAMES PLAYED WON LOST PERCENT 1 3 8 5 .6 2 5 One H u-mired Six