McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

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S?f?29?+95S+f32Qi?C3i32Qi52Qi9Si9Q22Qi?Qi?Qi22S2+?lQ+f229?i?2S2i2Qi32S?i?2YQ935:32Qi?935522Q+99??i2Qi?S322S?l22S?l22S?HQ+?2iii-tilfililfi-'52S?1-32551-S2523-P Seated. Left to Right: Pauline Shoop. Vera Inbody, Myrtle Brickman, Ila. Mae Farthing, Imo- gene Foltz. 1' Standing. Left to Right: Lawrence l-towers, Coach: Lois Moorhead. Ellen Rader, Edna Poe, Mzirgaret Corby, Bernice Went. Virtue Lanker. Annebelle Foltz, Miss England. Assistant Coach: Carol Inboily. Student Manager. Gems Of The Gym THIS basketball season was not successful according to games won and lost. But the McComb lassies don't have spirits easily crushed and they went through the season fighting hard whether they gained a victory or were defeated. When the season opened, four letter-girls were back to form the nucleus of this year's team, namely, Myrtle Brickman, Vera Inbody, Ila Mae Farthing, forwardsg and Pauline Shoop, guard. Imogene Foltz and Edna Poe were always in the thick of it while Annabelle Foltz, Margaret Gorby, Lois Moorhead, Virtue Lanker, Bernice Went, and Ellen Rader were ready for action when they were needed. Perhaps the most thrilling game played all season was the one with Rawson when McComb managed to squeeze out a one-point margin. The gun went off with McComb Winning 14-13. The contest with Arlington can probably be called the girls' most successful game of the season. McComb led all the way. The final score was 24-11 while the score- board showed 13-3 at the intermission. Although Mt. Cory and Mt. Blanchard handed us a defeat, the games were in- teresting. Both of these tilts were strong defensive ones. Carol Inbody, student manager, was right there at every game and very capably handled her respective duties. Miss England, assistant coach, was always ready to lend helpful advice. She traveled faithfully with the team and was the one whose enthusiasm for the game often spurred the girls on. To Mr. Bowers, who gave of his time to coach the girls, goes the gratitude of every member of the team. He was always optimistic concerning every game-even when We were behind. Four girls will not return to basketball next year because of graduation. They are: Myrtle Brickman, Honorary Captain, Vera Inbody, Ila Mae Farthing, and Paul- ine Shoop. ' SEASON'S RECORD McComb 24 Arcadia 50 McComb 10 Mt. Cory 17 McComb 15 Van Buren 18 McComb 33 Vanlue 26 McComb 10 Mt. Blanchard 18 McComb 10 Dunkirk 18 McComb 17 Liberty 36 McComb 24 Arlington 11 McComb 14 Rawson 13 C5955 ilQIYXQ5lGX.3CvID:IC-SRWDCYZDil'-lGY.9Q.lDl!GRvDCvZBi,'lGY-9C..?DiiGX 3 Twenty-three

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923341252422Ql??Q+'2Q+?2Sili2S?l?2Ql2Q+?2Q+?2Si+9S?+?2Q+2299539QE?SEQ?Qi?QE?S3+32Q+9Q+9QQ93lS?9392SEQQQQ-'Q?S?l2Ql?25?+2SS+22Ql52Q+9Q5f3 First Row: Keith Scheele, Joe King. Charles Stout, Doyle Byal, Junior Latta. Second Row: Mr. Daniel, John McCamey. George Norway, Dick Rinehart, Junior Shzn'nin1.rhnuse, Dick Walker, Nelson Weeks, Kermit Farthing, Paul Aukerman. The Snarling Panthers ..... At A Peaceful Moment VFHE boys' basketball team this season won five county games and lost three, ending in a tie with Arcadia for third place. The season's record, though, shows five wins against six losses. Mc-Comb lost to Van Buren, Mt. Blanchard, and Vanlue in league play, but lost twice to Dunkirk and once to North Baltimore in out-of-county games. ' In the tournament, McComb beat Mt. Blanchard and Rawson to gain the semi- final round. They lost to Mt. Cory, however, and then were defeated by Arcadia in the consolation round. Joe King was the team's high scorer, and for the second year was placed on the all-county coaches' team. Chuck Stout was placed on the second all-county team. Joe, Captain Stout, and George Norway were the only men lost by graduation. Prospects for next year look very bright with four lettermen back, in addition to several other experienced players who saw action this year. The lettermen are Byal, Scheele, Rinehart and Latta. Sharninghouse, Weeks, liarthing, and Walker also saw some service. So with these veteran players back McComb should have a fine team next year. SEASON SCORES McComb 12-Arcadia 9 McComb 20-Vanlue McComb 17-Dunkirk 26 McComb 37-Dunkirk McComb 19-Van Buren 23 McComb 20-Arlington McComb 16-Mt. Blanchard 24 McComb 25-Rawson McComb 23-Liberty 19 McComb 16-North Baltimore 41 242 McComb 37-Mt. Cory 24 TOURNAMENT McComb 28-Mt. Blanchard 27 McComb 31-Mt. Cory McComb 32-Rawson 20 McComb 20-Arcadia CY9l5QI5CiJi5Ql3CX9l-'5Gi2l.!DiIGXQlZD5llGRQ'l lDl5GX,7l.ZDilGR.QllBilGXJ Twentyffowr'