Kent State High School - Statesman Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Girls' Team. Gladys Gibson, Captain .... Alice Elgin .................. Margaret Bourne Bernice Fisher ...... Eunice Smith ....... Esther Meeker ..... Helen Herwlg .......... Antonio DeGregio ...... Doris Singley ........... Henrietta Beechy ........ Dec. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. J an. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. X- if 411' ik- I' If it GIRLS' SCHEDULE, 1925 24--09241, K. S. H. S., 249 Palmyra, 3. 5-There, K. S. H. S., 5, Palmyra, 1. 9--There, K. S. H. S., 73 Kenmore, 15. 17-There, K. S. H. S., 53 South Euclid, 15. 23-Here, K. S. H. S., 155 Falls, 17. 30-There, K. S. H. S., 15, Ravenna, 30. 6-Here, K. S. H. S., 18, Roosevelt, 38. 13-Here, K. S. H. S., 4g Kenmore, 33. 20-There, K. S. H. S., 9g Falls, 22. 27-Here, K. S. H. S., 133 Ravenna, 27. Mar. 13-There, K. S. H. S., 85 Roosevelt, 32. Guard, .. Center Forward Forward Guard, .. Guard Forward, .. Guard, Center, .. Guard, 7 1 1925 1925 1927 1926 1926 1928 1926 1928 1927 1925 Kent State always fights. This was at least true of the 1925 Girls' Team. Although suffering many defeats the girls kept up their spirit and continued to do their best for State High throughout the whole season. ' Captain Gladys Gibson, Alice Elgin, and Henrietta Beechy will graduate, but Eunice Smith, Bernice Fisher, Helen Herwig, Antonio DeGregio, Margaret Bourne, With our own gym we should get some good results in 1926. 64

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Boys' Tennis Team 1925 The Trolley League Tennis Tournament for 1925 will be held at Cuyahoga Falls on Saturday, May 23. State High will probably be represented by some of.the following players: Robert Stopher, Clay Johnson, Paul Meeker, Dwight Bentley, Lowell Van Deusen and Robert Hall. Stopher and Meeker won letters last year. 5 if -It if -it -Jil' if Girls' Tennis Team 1925 Last year the girl's tennis team, Alice Elgin and Pearl Warner, made an excellent showing at the Trolley League Tournament. Margaret Bourne will take Pearl Warner's place and this year they should have a much better chance to cop the cup. Both are good players and have had experience. 'lk -ll! it if -1- il 1' TROLLEY LEAGUE. iContinued from Page 521 goal, they were forced to punt. The ball was passed to Van Hyning and as he kicked, Martin managed to get to him and block the ball as it left his foot. The ball bounded over the line again and Martin fell on it, making a touchdown. joe made the point after touchdown. The ball was kicked-off, and as there was little time left to play, Roosevelt started passing. The whistle blew after their last pass was intercepted. The ball went to the winning team. It will be hung in the new gym as a trophy. Our last game was with the Alumni on our field, November 28. The Ex-State- High Stars boasted that they would wallop us but they were sadly mistakeng we walloped them 21 to 7. Their touchdown was made by Frank Hallg he literally rolled over our line for a touchdown. None of our players took a chance on stopping the steam-roller. By the way, the touchdown was made overtime and Hall was in motion before the ball was snapped, but what did we care? The Alumni were so happy we couldn't bear to disappoint them. 65