Kahoka High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kahoka, MO)

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':S:b? ' QLL-,itlfff 'QXQT , , E Q gf,-.77 7 xcswv' aux 3' 4 gh swf . -I ' 1 ' 5 f l W 4 . I , . :iw f .t s ' A - mtg Uiltthk t' . -. . - 2 , f 'Y ll-Josephine Alexander t .Iody J. Guard. Jody played in most of the games this sea- son. This was her first year out. She saved her team from defeat several different times by her close guarding and aeeurate team work. 12-Elizabeth Leslie t Libby J. Running: center. Although she is little she is mighty- a sub. who was always ready at the sound of the signal. 13--Nellie XVi-lsey t XVillie j. Forward. Nellie was aways out for praetiee-always ready to help her team in any way. H-Letitia Butler t City J. An all around player, also a sub referee. Always out for praetiee. 15-Gertrude Atherton t l.enny J. Running eenter. This was I.enny's first year out. She should be a star next y0ll1'. Mr. llollflr, Coach. Tll1'0ll5.Ill the expert coaching of Mr. Hollar, a fast squad was created from a group of inexperienced players. A Miss Mabel liolle, Assistant Coach. Miss Rolle did her part toward turning out a win- ning team by her unfailing presence at all praetiee and games, and by the encourage- ment and support she always gave the girls. THE SQUAD 1-Harrison Wilkinson t''Sailor''- Wilky 1. Forward Ellld Venter. One of the fastest high sehool men ill this part of the country, Has a good eye for the basket. Pieked as forward on All N. E. Mo. team for 15123. Captain-elect, for 1923-1924. Played tln'ee years.AStl1-Oth-ltltli. 'P-Arnold Woodruff t Woody y l+'orward, Captain 1922-1023. Played i11 all games this season. Received honorable mention on All N. E. Mo. team for 10213. Played three yea rs.- !lth-1llth- 1 1th. 3-fJohn Vtlllljlllilll t Van J. Guard and eenter. Played i11 all games this season. An all around player. Fan play any position with equal ability. Picked as eaptain and guard on all N. E. Mo. team for 1022-1923. Played four years.fElth-ltlth-1ltl1-12th. 4-Leo Bennett t Tige J. Guard a11d fo1'ward. Aided his team by his speed and perfect team work. Good on tip off. A good guard. Played three years.--10tl1-llth-12th. .1--Paul Blum t Paulie J. Guard. Always fought hard every minute of the gtllllth Out of the game most of the season due to injuries a11d sickness, but helped his team to 1na11y vietories. Played one year--llth. tis-Leland Stump t I.ittle George t. Guard. Played in most of the 112111108 this season. First year on Kahoka team. Played on NVayland team before eoming to Kahoka. Played one year-12th. T-Clyde Blum t Spotty J. lf'orward. Good eye for basket. First year 011 tl'illll. SJA. .l. Mvtllain t Battling Mac- J. Guard. A snappy little guard. Sb---llarold lieehtold t linabe 7. Center. Kuala, nas always present at praetieeand played in a few games. 10-Albert 3let'lees t Alby J. l+'orward. Always showed up for praetiee. Should devel- op into a good forward. ll.--ld, Blum t Floydie J. lforward. Should be a good forward next year. 1 -Ralph Urr t Siki 1. Center. Played in several games in outdoor season. Was not out for basket ball in indoor season. 13'-Harold Thomas t liuek J. Center and forward. Always out for praetiee. A good Jumper. 1-l-Garland lioone t Red J. Guard. Played ill indoor season. 15-.lalnes Wilson t Jinnnie J. Guard. Played guard in outdoor season. Was not out for basket ball in indoor season. 16--Floyd Killdoo. Guard. Always showed up for practice.

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N NV .f NP' X gi? fe:-x 'g '5i,'777g 5 XXVI, Q - 'i fiiihx - 5.54 kiwi. ' F -Rfwygv i?Q-. I ., S K ' - I! uns F GIRLS' GAMES Gorin at Gorin .The K. H. S. basket ball girls started the season right last Friday, winning from Gorm 21-6. The teamwork this year is far superior to any that the girls have shown for a long time. Daggs and Hanan were shooting accurately and very few shots were missed. Aileen Ball was hitting the ball every time to Ruth Rauscher, who showed her speed at running center. Dot McKee and Franke Shepard were holding down the Gorin forward to a ve-ry few shots as one can see from the fact that only three field goals were made. Neva Atherton and Alice Kearns were substituted for Franke Shepard and Mabel Hanan in the fourth quarter and although the time was short, they showed up well. Lancaster Girls Victorious Over Kahoka The Lancaster girls defeated Kahoka girls in one of the fastest games ever played on the home court. Daggs and Hanan played a star game for the locals. 'Dhe Kahoka girls were leading at the end of the first half but were unable to keep it, the final score being 2-1-16 in favor of Lancaster. Lancaster There Un Wednesday, Oct. 11, the girls' basket ball team lost to Lancaster by the score of 16-17. The game was very rough and exceedingly fast. The Kahoka girls displayed some wonderful team work and accurate goal shooting. Although the Lancaster girls were much larger than the Kalroka girls, they failed to show up as well in team work. The weather was also very cold which in a way handicapped the girls as they drowe' to Lancas- ter in cars. arriving about twenty minutes before the game. The Kahoka girls have a splendid team this year, with Aileen Ball. jumping center: Ruth Rauscher, running center: Dorothy McKee, guard: Franke Shepard, guardg Neva Atherton, guardg Edna Daggs, forward: Alice Kearns, forward. and Mabel Hanan, for- ward. Mr. Hollar and Miss Rolle are giving all their spare time for the betterment of the team. Downing There The K. H. S. basket. ball girls were defeated by a very small margin at Downing. The game was close all the way through. At times K. H. S. would lead and then the Downing girls would show a spurt of speed and gain the lead. The team work of the K. ll. S. girls was one of the noticeable features of the game. Aileen tapped the hall to Ruth and from Ruth the ball went to Edna or Alice who, although they were closely guarded made good their field goal attempts. lt seemed inevitable that our girls would win but a turn of fate caused our luck to change in 'the last part of the last half and when the final whistle blew the score stood 25-18 in favor of Downing. Gorin at Kahoka The Iiahoka girl's basket ball team swamped the Gorin High School team in a clean fast and interesting game on the home court Friday, October 27. Although the score was rather one-sided, the game was interesting. The Kahoka girls had some splendid te-am work and certainly displayed some accurate goal shooting. The game ended with a 35-17 score in favor of Kahoka. ln the last. half Mr. Hollar made several substitutions in or- der to give everyone a chance. Wayland Kahoka defeated Wayland by a score 19-5. Granger There The girls were very unfortunate in being beaten by a score of 26 to 11, probably due to the fact that Granger had a regular Southpaw for a guard and a giant forward at the other end. The Kahoka girls played hard and did the best they could, and it is not much of a disgrace to be beaten by such a giant team as they were. Granger Here The glrls' game started and the score almost tied. Our voices on the side lines were exerted to their fullest capacity. Team work was played by our forwards better than