Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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Basketball Schedule Round-Ballers Kept Records At An . . . W. Batchelor, J. Powers, B. Price, B. Stolder, G. Lippert, S. Burk, G. Price, E. Gabbard, J. Young, D. Eckel, C. Eckel, R. De Bruler, Mr. Revis. l954-55 Harrison vs. Dec. 3 Colerain Dec. i0 Mt. Healthy Dec. li Western Hills Dec. I4 Bright Dec. I7 Terrace Park Dec. 21 Whitewater Dec. 30 Alumni Jan. 7 Sharonville Jan. il Brookville .lan Glendale Jan Taylor Jan Anderson Feb Loveland Feb Sycamore Feb Indian Hill Feb Bright Feb Maderia A record of the Harrison basketball team can- not be put down on paper. To really know how the teams and Mr. Revis worked, you had to be a spec- tator at all the games. To see and realize the heart- breaks of the team who, in the beginning of the season, would win a few, lose a few, then win a few, iust breaking even, you had to be there. But then came an important day, January 21, the day ot the Taylor game. A rivalry has existed between the two schools for a great number of years, and When Harrison won the game with a score of 58 to 52, the fans went wild. What Harrison will do the rest of the season, is impossible to say, but every- one is hoping and cheering the boys on, the boys who play their heart out and the coach whom every- one loves and admires. So on to victory, boys! Page Eighty Nine

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gf Even Keel, Playing Hard, Improving 7 f . I . 4 if ' Eilil ig s Harrison's lads, fresh from foot- M ball fame, had to change over to . basketball in less than two weeks. This they did under the capable ' ' 'f guidance of Coach Bill Revis. Revis fr it l installed a new offense which the Cats 9 ' adapted to quite readily. ' I Harrison dropped a close battle .H . to Colerain in the opener, 69 to 54. E The score doesn't indicate how the C' Ecu Cats came on strong to reduce the E'G'bb 'd Cardinals' lead. The Wildcats traveled next to ,Q , Mt. Healthy to play the Owls. They 1 xl captured their first victory, 57 to 34. Q51 . W7 The Cats poured it on in the second .Ag half to win going away. X u ' The lads for H.H.S. traveled to X'- Western Hills to help them dedicate their new gym. The Cats lost 50 to XX 37, but up untill the last few minutes, ' N were either leading the Maroons or tied with them. K j E , Harrison captured their second ' - victory in defeating Bright the follow- if X ing Tuesday. The score was 73 to 54. 'a D- ECN' Harrison led all the way. ' I Harrison entertained the Bull- dogs from Terrace Park and dropped G' mc' a close contest to them. Next came Whitewater to the Q. y local gym. The Cats were victorious 2 44 to 40 with the Elks providing A l 1 plenty of trouble. , XA ll The Cats took on the Alumni ' ' ,t 5 vl 1 in R. De Brulor Page Ninety W. Batchelor