Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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33 BASKET BALL liTl l Ill, XYULFE XYho is more faithful than lithel? She has not missed a practice. .Xll her lighting spirit wasn't for nothing. as she showed up line in several gaines. lleing' a .lunior she will be with us next year. Go to it, Ethel. HELEN HENRY Helen was just a freshie this yeai and had few opportunities of showing her ability, but when she did, she cer- tainly made it count. Quick! Oh, Ny. Helen wil be with us three more sea- sons, good luck to her. IRENE KOON Although Irene had only few oppor tunities of showing her ability as for- ward she' sure showed Columbia City guards that she knew how to play the game. She was always ready and full of iight when she was called upon to play. 1924

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Z8 K. H. S. vs. AUBURN On December 7th, the Girls' team with the insufficient practice of about one week, met their old foe, .-Xnburn, on their home fioor. Auburn had already had a number of victories and added another with a score of 27-6. The girls did exceedingly well considering the new team and lack of practice. K. H. S. vs. GARRETT The girls' team journeyed to Garrett December Zlst where they met and were defeated by the fast Garrett team. The first half was a close fight, finishing S-O in Garrett's favor. The girls played hard the second half, but were unable to pile up the score. The game ended 53-12. K. H. S. vs. AUBURN Another defeat: january 4th the girls' team met their old foe again at .-Xuburn. The game was a fast and hard one from start to linsh. The girls played hard, but the forwards could not get away from their big guards. NYe lost to :Xuburn by the score of 13-S. XYe will say Auburn girls sure have the game down pat. K. H. S. vs. LIGONIER Our first victory! The first half was rather slow with both sides holding their own. The second half our girls really showed that they could play basket ball and piled up the score until it stood 25-fi in Kendallville's favor. Donna Brenner showed much speed while Margaret France tipped in the baskets. K. H. S. vs. COLUMBIA CITY January 18th we met Columbia City on the home iioor. They came as an undefeated team, but returned with their record broken. The score of the first half was 16-O. During the second half most of the subs got their work- out and the game ended 24-6 in our favor. Credit should be given Irene Koon and Dorothy Maynard, both subs, who played throughout the game. K. H. S. vs. ANGOLA January 25th, shows another victory to the team's credit as they defeated Angola 42-10. The whole team played at top speed, Donna and Ruth Mary showing exceptionally good team work. Angola girls were determined to win but they hadn't reckoned with our team. K. H. S. vs. BUTLER The game at Butler, February Sth, was a walk-away. score being 52-O. l3utler's forwards could do nothing against our guards, who were always on the job. Margaret, one of our forwards, having sprained her ankle in the first of the game was unable to play so Irene Koon took her place and filled it with credit. K. H. S. vs. ANGOLA At Angola, February Sth, the girls won a hard fought battle with a score of 15-9. The first half our girls showed some pretty team work, but we had the small end of an S-9 score. The second half the guards worked hard and the forwards managed to put in four more baskets and one free throw, making the score 15-9 in our favor. 1924 X