Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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CBoys, cBaseball This whole team has shown a, con- stant improvement game by game. Every game they seemed to play bet- ter than they did the last one. T hese boys liked the game and seemed to get a lot of fun out of it. They have shown us that there is a wealth of ma- terial in the school, and some of these boys are going to bid for a place on the First Team next year. KEITH TARRANT. u1923u E Forty'Nine

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Girk Athletics Basketball Players Forward .................. Helen Dzienis LCath Forvnrd ........................... Virginia Oak Jump Center .................. Blossom Dickinson Run Center ...... . L . . . L . L . L L . . . .Mm'tlm Dzienis Guard .................. Ella Gerbeck GuardA . . L . . . . . . L . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marguerite Kopp S'ubslir', utm Cornelia DuPont Hazel Fulkerson Alice Fulkerson Schmiuh St. Muryk Royal Oak Roseville Lincoln St. James Ferndalc Although Our team vus inexperienced, they ac- cepted every challenge from experienced teams. and took defeat with the smile of good sports- manship. With more practice and Experience the girls intend to become unconquerable. MARY MEYER. 57L mszsL L:.n FortyIEight

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Baseball Players Pitcher ...................... E 'u Murtn tCath Catcher ...................... .. . . . . . tMary Shea First Base. . t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J'Iarguerite Knpp Second Base ........... t . .Ccceilia Murto Third Base ..................... Vera Thomas Shortstop. . .................... Alice Fulkerson Shortstop ........................ Martha Dzienis Left Fielder ...................... Helen Dzienis Center Fielder ................ Blossom Dickinson Right Fielder .................. Bernadette Doyle Substitutes Ruth VVimble Helena VanMeter Bernice VanMeter Mary Brunson Ella Gerbeck Virginia Oak April 23 ....................... Roseville 0116qu April 26 ..................... South Lake ttheret May 3 ........................... Utica ttherQ May 7. ......................... Lincoln ttheret May 10 ......................... Roseville theret May 17 ...................... South Lake OIerQ May 28 ............................ Uticu theret Full of vim, vigor and vitality were the girls who reported every fair weather day for baseball practice. With the exception of a, few hruiScd digits and a never-ceasing rain nothing kept them from practicing regularly from 3:00 to 4:30 every day after school. The conditions of the weather all spring have been very unfavorable for baseball. Several games had to be postponed for lack of a suitable dia- mend. However, the spirits of the players never weak- Schedule ened. They are more determined than ever to put April 19 ......................... Lincoln Oxerm up a brave fight for victory. m a I! II II tlll 3 z 3 I ! H L ll L-;l L:.l Fifty