Madison High School - Trojan Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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BASKKTBAZZ 58 59 Basketball started an Madason Hagh school with much enthusiasm and Coaches Walhelm and Rust worked hard to make polished teams of students who had reported Vactoraes were few, yet the sparat of the players and the coaches remained hagh and the experience gaaned wall appear an the next few seasons The fans supported the team an a fine manner At every home and away game there was a large cheering section for the Madason teams The sparat shown was gratafyang and the fans wall see far better results because playmg an front of local people wall always result an better playing A disastrous start at West Unity seemed to stop the varsaty for a whale Suffering an 87 to l6 defeat was an angloraous wa t see the season start The next week the team bounced bac t Lyons Ohio, and again saw defeat by a score of 54 to 38 Metamora the team couldnt seem to get started and lost 74 to 44 In playmg Monroe Catholac Central we stepped out of our class and lost 59 to 2l We next ran into a class B school Bedford and suffered our worst defeat 99 to 44 After suffering defeat at the hands of two superior teams we played Tekonsha a school of confidence we played Metamora again after tryang hard, lost 47 to 40 At Brooklyn we again had a fane chance to wan but couldn t make the foul shots and lost 47 to 39 At Whateford we lost a wald game 43 to 37 The Lyons game was close but agaan we were on the short end 50 to 42 At Tekonsha the floor seemed to bother the team and we lost 4l to 33 The team then played the Adrian Junior Varsity and agaan faalure to hat shots lost the game 43 to 33 The lack of height and anexperaence caused the team to lose some close games that they maght have won lnluraes to key play ers have hurt but with only three seniors on the squad at would seem that better thangs are to be heard from next year's basketball teams Never through the season has there been a lack of effort and desire the fans have always observed the Madason teams working their hearts out trying to wan The desire to wan and to excel has been the keynote of thas years team The reserves won more games than the varsity and with the talent test wall move to the varsity next year the team wall am prove greatly The athletic department washes to thank the parents staff and fans for thear support and can only promise that they wall contanue to strave to develop the type of team that Madason deserves I I . . . . . I O . a , ' ' . At I ' D . I I . . I similar size, and as a result won our farst game 47 to 4l. With . . I . . .I . , . n I . I . . P . . . . i . . - I T T I D, ,O

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VARSITY BASKETBAII L Taylor G Robaclc R Jordon V Taylor J Landry Captain D Stewart G Dopp E Buchard S Tennnswood R Burcvaga Mr Wilhelm Coach D Wood Manager RESERVE BASKETBAII vs! lf lst ROW: R. Watkins, D. Siler, D. Wood, P. Orfego, J. Shaffer, E. Poore, R. Vince. 2nd ROW: E. Sanderson, H. Kem, L. Regalado, B. Cox, D. Church, L. Frederick, M. Lawrence, L. Sanderson, Mr. Rust, Coach.

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mksm' CIIEERZEADIKS M RESERW CHEERZEADERS' LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Barnes, N. Black, B. May, R. Boumea, Copfoing F. Byrd, M. Lozono. R. Fordney, A. Gofclon, V. Hill, P. Reed, J. Hill, Captoing N. Block.