McKinley Middle School - Mirror Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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MeKINLEY MIRROR 25 T ETIC s M701 2 A i fgh Q C I 3: W -x 114 I ' EQ t A , 'jxx ' l l . O 51. A ' l I e a e I - I . nx gg C. The S-A girls won the Nine Court Basketball Tournamnent. M's will -be given to the winning teams in Niue Court Basketball and Baseball at the end of the semester. The baseball teams have not been organized. This summer, the girls are going to play tennis, Il new game for McKinley. They will begin as soon as the tennis raekets arrive. -Catherine Fredrieh, 9-B. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Wilson Defeats McKinley 10 to 9 In the first game of the season which was one of the closest, Wilson de- feated McKinley. This was the only defeat of the season for Meliinley. Minis was high point man-for Meliinley, with 2 field goals and 1 free throw. McKinley 24, Wilson 9 McKinley took revenge on IVilson by defeating them decisively in the next game. In the last half, Mims, star player for McKinley, seored 1-1 points and helped McKinley win. . McKinley Defeats Roosevelt 16 to 13 In one of the fastest: games of the season, McKinley defeated Roosevelt on Roosevelifs floor. In the final quarter McKinley held a. lead of 3 points which they kept until the end of the game. McKinley Downs Roosevelt 19 to 18 McKinley defeated Roosevelt on MeKinley's floor. The first half ended with Roosevelt 4 points ahead of Meliiuley. McKinley came back in the last half to win from Roosevelt, scoring 9 points to Roosevelt's 4. McKinley 31, Franklin 15 In an exciting game McKinley downed Franklin 31 to 15. McKinley led at the half 22 to 14. In the last half Mims scored 4 field baskets to put Me- Kinley out of danger, while Smith of Franklin scored 1 free throw for his team. ' In the final game of tho season, McKinley defeated Franklin 34 to 18, and won the Cllfl,l1lIJl01lSlll.p'Of the Junior High League. The ninth grade boys who played in a majority of the games are: Snyder ,mme ,,-, T e,,,,,,,,-,,,,-,-A,---.- R. F. . Pashakornis -,,,,, We-,W,,W,,,,L. F. Minis ,,,., 1 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,k,C. ' R. G. Topmka we ,,',,,, ,,,,,, ,-,, ,-,,,,. , Feieriesen 1 ,,,,,, --W, ,,-,,,,-,--A...- L. G. Substitutes: Wllite, Lantz, Duncan, Marsh, Smith, Novak. J

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McKINLEY MIRROR 27 EIG-HTH GRADE BASKETBALL Our eighth grade tezun experienced quite si thrilling sezlson. They won -t out of their G games, and cneh game was so closely contested that the winner had to be content with u 1 or 2 point 1l1I'l.1'gll1. We bent: Wilson twice, und split the two-genie series with both Roosevelt and Franklin. Franklin seemed played them. They just ran away 40 to 50 points, while their op- won 4 genres in that I1'1tl.11lj01' and their belts when they played Me- took place. Meliinlcy smothered their brilliant offense with an air-tight defense that was netunlly inpenes treble. Their urruy of plays was broken, their speed eheeked,':ind their tezun inornle shattered. In the lust quarter McKinley opened with their offense :uni went through Franklin 's sliuttered ranks quite freely. The genie ended-McKinley 16, Qhrunklin 11. That wus our duy, for We bent them on their own iioor. After our victory, we wished to turn the trick ngain the to hzive the strongest tenni until McKinley with Roosevelt and VVilson scoring from ponents were gutliering in 10 or 12. They were confident of adding another scalp to Kinley. The duy CLINIC :ind IL real battle following week when-we played them ut home, but after at tight game they emerged victors, and champions of the Eighth G-rude Junior High League, with Meliinley right on their heels, :L elose second. Eighth Grade Line-Up C,-o tl in ri n .,,,,,,,-,,, A,,--,,A,,-,,,,,,,-,.-,, El sherry ,e,,,A ,,w,,,, . XVilkes -.,Y,-,- A, Greenhlutt -,,,v ,B,, - M, Vescy ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,, ,,,,, Substitntes-Greedy, C:x.rritl1ers, QR. L. ,lP. R F. ,,,,, C. III.. G. L. G. eid. In nn nssenihly Thursday, April BS, Awards of Merit were given to Tini- othy Minis in the ninth grade, :ind Gerald Gree These :ire given to the boys who ure highest in ship :uid seholustie standing. The ninth grande grains were Minis, Snyder, Tepinkn, Pnshukornis, The eighth grnde boys who received 1ll0ll0g1'1 nblutl. in the eighth grade. illtll'l0tll5 nliility, S1l01'tSllliL.ll' boys who received mono- Feieriesen, Smith. llllS ure Elsherry, Goifinun, Wilkes, Greenblrltlr, Vet-sey, Greedy :md Uurritliers. Suhstitutes--Greedy, Cnrrithers, lteid. Mrs. Beitzell: Leon Drztpelu, what ure you up? Leon: A men. Miss Stella. Dixon is now hend of the cooking kitchen and the dining-room. This semester the cooking Li,C1lLl,l'f11'lC1lt reeeived colored, with at yellow fuiry llower design. They :ire oceupy the plnee of honor in the cupboard. going to be when you grow depurtnient.. Look into the L new set of dishes, rrenin- used only for eompnny, and The 'Western Art Convention niet in Milwaukee, the week of May 2. Miss Benedict and Miss Kurtzinnn both attended.