Henryville High School - Hi Lites / Memories Yearbook (Henryville, IN)

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YELL LEADERS NEVA WATSON CHRISTENA GUTHRIE DWIGHT KILLEBREW 1949-1950 BASKET BALL SCHEDULE H Nov. 4 Saluda 58 Nov. 11 N. Washington 35 Nov. 15 Silver Creek 39 Nov. 18 Crothersville 41 Nov. 25 Austin 51 Nov. 25 Pekin 52 Dec. 2 Georgetown 50 Dec. 9 Charlestown 45 Dec. 16 Borden 24 Dec. 20 Lexington 21 Co- N.W. 9 Jan. 7 Tourney C. 54 Jan. 15 Saluda 44 Jan. 20 Georgetown 61 Jan. 27 Crothersville 53 Feb. 3 N. Washington 64 Feb. 10 Charlestown 40 Feb. 14 Hanover 52 Feb. 17 Borden 64 Feb. 18 vallonia 44 Feb. 23 N. Salisbury 55 57 24 56 29 59 51 51 28 55 50 51 55 48 47 49 35 42 55 45

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S E C O N D-'T E A M With Ball: George Turner, Student Manager First Row: Coach Furnish, Jimmy Guthrie, Melvin Wininger, Rhondal Mullins, Herschel Wells, Albert Dickson, Principal Last Row: Roscoe Smith, Tommy Roe, Bruce Erickson, Jack Keeling. David Wood, nbrvin Vest Robert Robertson. Middle Row: Carl Bridges, David Dunlevy, Curtis Waggoner, Jimmy Ferguson. SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE H 0 Nov. 4 Saluda 28 35 Nov. 11 N. Washington 33 18 Nov. 15 Silver Creek 17 30 Nov. 18 Crothersville 34 16 Nov. 23 Austin 27 22 Nov. 25 Pekin 33 25 Dec. 2 Georgetown 34 36 Dec. 9 Charlestown 23 24 Dec. 16 Borden 41 22 Dec. 20 Lexington 34 20 Jan. 13 Saluda 23 35 Jan. 20 Georgetown 42 21 Jan. 27 Crothersville 22 18 Feb. 3 N. Washington 29 22 Feb. 10 Charlestown 16 29 Feb. 14 Hanover 45 34 Feb. 17 Borden 41 19 Feb. 18 Vallonia 27 26

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F I R S T - T E A M Front Row: McKee Hunk, Donald Moore, Charles Smallwood, Charles Dickson, Donald Wood Last Row: Coach Furnish, Charles Popp, Tommy Roe, Virgel Basham, Kermit Jackson,0harles Knaebel SOME BUZZING ABOUT THE HORNETB The Hornets of 49-50 started the season well by winning six games in a row. Then something happened and they lost three straight before coming out and winning again. Then came time for the Co-tourney where the Hornets tackled New Washington and then Charlestown for the trophy. The Hornets were pretty well ragged out before they played Charlestown that night because their game with New Washington was so late in the evening, and they finally had to surrender to the Charlestown Pirates.n But still, Henryville didn't lose altogether for their center, Charles Dickson. won the trophy for sportsmanship. The Hornets had only to admit defeat twice in the rest or their scheduled? games. One was Charlestown who defeated them in the co-tourney and once previous to that. The other was Vsllonia, their last game, but they didn't feel so badly about that for as some of the boy's said, It's not so bad losing to a real team as Vallonia had. They ended the season with fourteen wins and six losses. The Hornets got their chance in the Sec. Tournament Thursday night,l?eb. 23, at New Albany against New Salisbury. New Salisbury came out winner by eight points, closing the basketball season for the Hhrnets. The leading scorer of the year was McKee Munk,Junior forward of the starting five with 328 points to his credit. An average or 15 points per game is nothing to be laughed at. Charles Dickson is second of the starting five with 200 oints. Charles Smallwood is third with 165. Virgel Basham is fourth with 14 and Donald Moore is fifth of the starting five with 58. We are hopeing that next year the scoring is even higher then this year, and wishing all the boy's good luck in winning all their games. Who knows, maybe Henryville will take the Sec. tourney next year: 1 l 1