Humeston High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humeston, IA)

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I oys asketlfall The Humeston boys had a very successful basketball season, winning 12 and losing 1 o't of 13 regularly scheduled games. They lost to Seymour in the final round of lie County tournament, and to Melrose, 1937 State Champions, in the semi-finalsl of the Sectional tournament. Graduating seniors are Max Vaughn, sharp shooting forward, Franklin Carton, fiery guard, and Robert Carter, reserve forward. Summary: l Humeston Opponents 34-Allerton ....,. . . . 15 33-Leroy . . , .,... 31-Millerton ...,..,...... . .23 31-Ledn ......... . . . 31-Garden Grove ..,....... ,25 40-Cambria ..,, 31 Carden Grove ,... . . . 21-Derby ...... 22-Seymour , 324Corydon .,,. 35-Kellerton . . . . , 33 35 --Russell . . . . , -Lineville .... . . County Tournament Humeston Opponents 37-Clio .r.................. 21 30-Lineville QOTD .......... 28 14'-Seymour .,......4,...... 21 Sectional Tournament 32-Cambria .,,......,.,,,. 25 22-Melrose .......,... . . . 38 ir FRONT Rdw: Wayne Street, Fred Monroe, Jr., Robert Carter, Keith Storm. BACK ROW: Coach Ericson, Maynard Coffey, Franklin Carton, Gerald Green, Max Naughn, George Moser, Nor IN PICTURE: Billie Ellis and Louis Roe. l l

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gifzls askefball FRONT Row: Betty Luman, Elore McCullough, Erma Richard, Betty Toliver, Mary Williams, Barbara Roberts, Marjorie Edwards. BACK Row: Miss Ritzinger, Jean Roberts, Virginia Greene, Mildred Richard, Camille Clarke, Madyline Kipper, Dorothy Carter, Mr. Burdick. vt' The Cirl's basketball team enjoyed a highly successful season. During the regular season they won 10 games and lost only 1. The only loss of the regular season being to the strong Seymour quintet which advanced to the state tourna- ment, and who won the Countv Tournament. There were several strong teams in Wayne County this season and the girl's schedule was no easy one. Sickness overtook the team when tournament time came along just at a time when the girls were ready to go places. They dropped a first round game to Seymour in the County Tournament by a close score. In the Sectional more sickness overtook the team and they lost a close decision to Cambria. Next yearis squad will greatly miss the services of the following regulars: Marjorie, Madyline, Jean, Erma and Camille who saw service in many games.

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C ixecl Clzotus i '7 FRONT Row: lleva SK'llPt'l4'I'. Dolores Moser. liueille Xvvllll3lllS, Betty Blaeknian. lflore Mr-Cullough, Mary NVillairns. Betty Luinan, Wayne Perrin, lVllIJlJI.I'I Row: l loren1'e Heaton. Rexinc Dunn, Jean Roberts, Camille Clark. llllUgt'lll' Carton. Patricia Marks. Betty Toliver. Keith Storm. BACK ROW: Wayne Street. Max Vaughn. Franklin Carton. Dean Blaekman. Mr. linrdiek. lfugene Vaughn. George Moser. Billie lillis. not in pieture. 'A' Mixed Chorus received an Excellent rating at the Sub-Distriet Contest at Charilon on Mara-h 25. The Cirlis Sextette reeeived a Superoir rating at the same eontest which en- titled them to advanve to the Distriet Contest on April lfl-. A piano solo entry of lmogene Gallon, received an Excellent rating in the contest of March 25.