Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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Qccpg .-x..s..,,.-sug..-...s..sux.-s..x..s.-Sns..x.-sns.-S.-sus.-sos..sns..x.-si-5.-sus.-s.-x..s..s..xp-Q9 Bask The Lockridge High School basketball team enjoyed a very successful season and turned in the best record ever made by a Lockridge team. The team, coached for the third year by W. L. McMickle, played some very fine games and showed plenty of power in rolling up an excellent total. Out of the twenty games, the team won sixteen and lost four. In the Jefferson County Little Six Con- ference the team was second, winning eight and losing two. The other two defeats were administered by Brighton, a class A team, early in the season, and by Troy in the semi-finals of the Sectional Tourna- ment. Six members of this year's team were seniors, all of them being letter men. This will leave only two letter men for next year, but there are several fine prospects from this year's second team, which went through the season undefeated. I LAUREL PATTERSON Pat Pat was the regular center on this year's team and was especially good on pivot and overhead shots. He also was a big help in getting the ball off the op- ponent's bank board. He will be lost by graduation. EDDIE LINN Ed This was Ed's third year as a regular on the team. He was the high scorer for the team and one of the leaders in the Lit- tle Six Conference. He played a forward position, being fast and scrappy, with a god eye for the basket. His place on the team will be very hard to fill. HOWARD MESSER Messer Messer was a sub for Patterson at cen- ter and could be inserted in the line-up without weakening the team. He is a senior. etbal GLENN GRAI' Ping Ping was one of the most dependable guards in the conference, whenever the op- posing team had a big hot-shot forward to guard it was always Ping who took him. Although generally not given much credit, Ping deserves a lot and much of the team's success is due to him. He is one more senior. CARL SODERGREN Sadie Sodie was the midget of the team, but made up for that by being very fast and tricky. He succeeded in winning his let- ter this year after trying for four years. HOWARD JoHNsoN Johnnie Johnnie was also a substitute center, as he had stiff competition to fight against in our other two centers. When he once started hitting he played a nice game. FRANCIS LITTLETON Fra1my Franny was known for his left hand hook shots, and the opposing guards al- ways found him difficult to guard, es- pecially when he was hitting the hoop. He was the second high scorer on the team and should be one of the main-stays next year, his last year. LESLIE LINN Les Les only a sophomore, has played two Qyears as a rgeular at one of the guard positions. He is very fast and shifty, holding his man to a low score in most of the games. He should be of much value to the team in his two remaining years of competition. Other players who did not earn letters this year, but who will be availabe next season are: Vernon Leeper, Robert Grubb, Frank Weston, Max Jacobson and George Vorhies. If Igfgfjsnsns -s-vs.-sn-saws.-Q.-sus--susan.-s - -s -is ng.-Q-'sn xnxns- ns--snswsnfs.-s--snsns--sns- g