Holy Name High School - Marigoal Yearbook (Henderson, KY)

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HN Sb Hebbardsville 3l Cardinals open season zi- gainst Bulldogs--low scor- ing--close ganie until last spurt by Cards puts garne on ice. HN 54 Sebree 45 Cards hit well against zone defense - - Completely out- class Red Devils. HN 39 St. Mary's 52 Knights speed and scoring ability too much for Cards. HN 43 Dixon 53 Dragons height advantage determines game--poor de- fensive play - - Greenwell scores 20. HN 40 Calhoun 39 Close -- exciting - -fast-- Reid hits winning tally from the gratis bar. HN Z9 O'boro Tech 33 Low scoring--wild--Green- well hits Z3--ballhandling of both teams poor. HN 61 Sturgis 40 High scoring--Cards have big second half spurt- -led by Greenwell with 17, Reid with 14. HN 48 St. Frances 47 Cards tumble highly-rated Aces in fast exciting game Z1 to ZZ halftime--Greeru well leads scoring with 16. HN 36 Barrett 45 Behind Z1 to 13 at half-- Cards make game fight but c a n ' t overcome leads - - Greenwell rims 14. HN 69 Hebbardsville 50 Cards rip nets--fast--driv- ing game--Greenwell counts 25. HN 49 Newburgh, Ind. 61 Poor 'defensive p12ly--CJdI'- dinal rally falls short in fi- nal period - -Benton leads with 14. HN 46 lvleniorial Annex 50 Zone defense too niuch for Cards - - passwork poor - - wild-Hager tallies 15. HN 49 O'boro 37 Cards leadthroughout ganie --lead at halftime Z3 to 14-- Benton scores ZZ. HN 66 Beech Grove 39 High Scoring--Cards ball- handling and shooting good --Benton and Greenwell each get for 18. HN 60 Morganfield 38 Outcome never in doubt after the half ended--31 to 14 in favor of the Cards--Green- well racks up 23. HN 38 St Frances 61 Aces height too much for Cards--Benton hits for 13, Greenwell follows with 12. HN 58 Clay 44 Fast--Cards increased lead as game progressed--De- Kemper counts 19, Hager 16. HN 48 Barret 70 Close game first half--fouls hurt as Cards lose 4men via personals - - Greenwell counts 21. HN 52 Sebree 31 Leading 21 to Z0 athalftime --Cards run wild in last 11N 10 Corydon 50 Poor offensive play--rough and erratic ganie hy both tezinis--Hager hits for 9. HN 88 Spottsville 34 R u n ei w a y - - Cards break honie floor scoring record- -Greenwell ma k e s 38 to break individual niark. HN 37 Sturgis 55 Defensive game--Cards win in waning seconds--DeKem- per hits 15. HN 54 Dixon 57 Behind 56 to Z4 at halftime- -Cards last quarter drive falls short - - Greenwell makes Z4. HN 52 Clay 31 After slow start Cards take fire in second half--Greem well hits for 23. HN 51 Beech Grove Z5 Cards lead throughout entire ganie--halftime 16 to 8-- Goldey connects for 14, De- Kemper 13. quarter - - DeKemper and Benton lead cards with19 and 17 points respectively. 30

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Reading Left to Right: TOP G R O U Pg James Hager, Thoma S Benton, Norbert Drury. INDIVIDUAL AC TION PICTUR ES fm. fa BOTTOM GROUP: Thomas DeKemper, Charles Reid, Donald Greenwell.

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llIlllW IIS Ann Rivsz, Marggare-t Barron, Carol Markwvll, NlarvRuth lic-vkliarn, Carolyn Caine-s, .le-aanriv Dr-lkvr, Mary Louise Hoffnian, lvlaxirw- Linton, Wilrria RO- berts, Sandra Schwallif-r, Sue Carol Funk, She-ila Re-aiding, Agnes .lean Dun- bar, Dorothy Sue- Abernathy, Judy Hus- sel, Barbara Ann Hoffman, Theresa Micldlr-ton, LEADERS: Mrs. Paul Bic- kett, Mrs. Paul Clary. ACHVIHES As All Work And No Play' makes a Scout dull-only three parties interrup- ted Scout routine--Halloween, Christmas and Valentine. Work activities were various. Tray favors were made for the Hospital for Christmas. In Scout work the following classified for honors at the Court of Awards held at HolyName Hall, February Z3.BADGES: Znd Class Rank: Mary Lou Sites, Eliz- abeth Gropp, Martha Hager, Elizabeth DeKemper, Charlotte Spearman, Jane Ha- milton, Rosalie Head. DESIGN: Suzanne Sites, Elizabeth Sites, Elizabeth Hager, Mary Rose Rapier, Barbara Gager, Sue Clary, Mary Margaret Gropp. NEDDLE- CRAFT: Elizabeth Sites, Elizabeth Brown, Sue Clary, Mary Margaret Gropp, Bar bara Ga er. PHOTOGRAPHY: Suzanne Sites, Mary Rose Rapier. WEAVING: Su g ZHUY19 Sites. Mary ROSe Rapier.COLORCRAFT: Suzanne Sites, Mary Rose Rapier During the year the three 'tCourt of Awards' were pre- sided over by Suzanne Sites, Mary Rose Rapier and Elizabeth Hager respectively. These three Holy Name stu- dents won the highesthonor--the Curved Bar. 31