Madison High School - Trojan / Madisonian Yearbook (Madison, IL)

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QLi)t Club The Hi-G Club has increased in number just as predicted. It has been an active club this year, helping where needed the most. A few of the girls attended the Mother and Daughter Banquet held at the Y. M. C. A. Frances Carlin was elected President; Clara Bucher, Vice-President; and Irene Woods, Secretary-Treasurer, for the first semester. Owing to the absence of Irene Wood, Dorothy Hazner was appointed Assistant Sec- retary-Treasurer. The meetings are held every two weeks at the Public Library. Topics of interest are discussed and a play is planned to be staged sometime in April. Officers for the second semester are: Frances Carlin, President; Mary Skender, Vice-President, and Dorothy Hazner as Secretary-Treas- urer. The Hi-G Club is well-founded and is—or hopes to be, a permanent asset of the Madison High School. Frances Carlin, ’28. Page twenty-six

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ESS33:SEl7SS® THE MADISONIAN ©askettmll 1926=27 As in previous years, Coach Rohe employed the strictly five-man type of defense, with short fast passes in the offensive. The squad was adept in the fast close shot, and the long shots used only when men nearer the goal were covered, Hartley and Harshany sinking a large majority of their long tosses for the hoop. When unable to penetrate their opponents’ defense, the long shot was used in order to follow up for close shots, in which Schaefer, owing to his height proved efficient. Bonville and Run- kel counted numerous goals by their exchange of short side court passes, with Schaefer breaking for the clear on the opposite side of the floor, for a follow-up to take a pass. Phipps and Bergfield, although reserves, were on par with the regulars, and as any team is as strong as its weakest re- serve, they helped to bolster Madison to one of the best teams in the Southwestern Conference, and this section of the state. 1927 Page twenty-eight