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THE ILLOHMET--194-4 BASKETBALL 1943-44 Wilcox ‘46 (Forward)—Bob is only in his second year at M. C. H. S. and should help the Trojans to many victories during the coming basketball seasons. He is a dangerous long shot at any time and proved himself an offensive star in his second successful season as a Trojan. Alliston ‘46 (Forward)—C. E. for the second consecutive year made the first team, lead the Trojan offensive, and played equally as good on the defensive. Alliston is only a sophomore, and if Uncle Sam doesn’t object, he has two more years in school which should prove him even better than the past two seasons. Comer ‘46 (Guard)—“Sonny,” is also a second year man. and one of the many on the squad who gave a good account of himself. His calmness and cool thinking played an important role in his success as a Trojan. Baccus ‘46 (Forward and Center)—Buddy was a real “find” this season, but was not discovered until the Lone Oak game, in which he started and scored 12 points. He is only a sophomore and will be seen on next year’s Trojan outfit, if he is around. Helm ‘44 (Guard)—Coolness and aggressiveness combined with fast breaking and good conditioning were Douglas’ standouts, as he helped hold the team together throughout the season. Hotter ‘44 (Center)—Karl started to school the second semester and took over the starting center assignment against Brookport. He showed real basketball ability and was good on defense as well as rebounding. DeJarnett ‘46 (Guard)—Another sophomore who was shifted from forward to guard by Schneeman. This proved to be a fine move as Lyndell deveolped into one of the best floor men on the team. Schneider ‘44 (Guard)—Lavelle proved himself to be an excellent guard throughout the campaign and when he didn’t start, he was a capable man to send in at any stage of the game. Foreman ‘45 (Forward and Center)—Jim was the only junior on the squad, and represented his class very well. He was a threat all season and kept those on the first team fighting for their positions all the time. Buchanan ‘44 (Guard and Center)—“Buck,” a transfer student from Golconda. could not play the early part of the season due to ineligibility (not scholastic), but after he became eligible, he moved into a starting berth and filled his position well. M. C. H. S. BASKETBALL 1943 SCHEDULE Where 1944 Month Date Day Team Played Home Visitor December 3 Friday Golconda There 45 21 December 7 Tuesday New Columbia There 54 15 December 8 Wednesday St. Mary’s Tli ere 29 12 December 10 Friday Cave-in-Rock Here 24 30 December 14 Tuesday Brookport Here 28 31 December 17 Friday Lone Oak Here 33 35 December 21 Tuesday Rineyville, Ky. Here 41 44 January 4 Tuesday Cave-in-Rock There 27 38 January 7 Friday Heath There 23 32 January 11 Tuesday Tilghman There 33 44 January 14 Friday Ullin Here 45 33 January 18 Tuesday Brookport There 44 33 January 21 Friday Cairo Here 51 2S January 25 Tuesday St. Mary’s Here 45 33 January 28 Friday St. Xavier Here 40 56 February 1 Tuesday Tilghman Here 42 44 February 4 Friday Ullin There 38 37 February 8 Tuesday Vienna There 34 38 February 10 Thursday Benton. Ky. Here 23 39 February 11 Friday Lone Oak, Ky. There 33 39 February 15 Tuesday Golconda Here 83 27 February 16 Wednesday Karnak Here 56 28 February 18 Friday New Columbia Here 47 35 February 18 Friday Heath, Ky. Here 43 26 February 22 Tuesday Cairo There 32 49 February 25 Friday Vienna Here 33 49
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the ILLOHMET - 1944 BAND Director: Jean McCormick. Twirlers: Phyllis Lee Farmer, Mabel Dunn, Betty Jo Pearce, Mary Jo Huckleberry. Row One: Mary Vesta Hogue, Wilma Lee Leukering, Joe Elliott, Mary Lou Hood, Jimmy Searles, Mickey O’Brien, Helen Jessing, Larry Laird, James Wood. Row Two: Adele Wilfred, Mary Jo Parker, Ruth Porter, Elliott Grace, Carl Stoker, Betty Grace, Carolyn Rouse, Leslie Compton, Beverly Ann Cochran, Emalyn Simpson. Row Three: Bob Angel, Douglas Helm, Naomi Speckman, Alice Jane Bull, Edward Wilson, Verna Lee Ridenhower, Vivian Pearce, Jean Decker, Jeannette Bolton, Bob Cagle. Row' Four: Edward Joe Hinners, Roland Moss, Mary Anderson, Edna Lee Wilson, Alma Ashley, Ida Mae Bremer, Lindell Caldwell, Kenneth Girtman, Johnny Cummins, Billie Joe Cougill. Row Five: Charles Cummins, Bob Pansing, Lvndell DeJarnett, Wayne Dell Verbarg, Bill Sw'enson, Wayne Baccus, Brea Stockton, Robert Tobin, Mary Day. BAND PERSONNEL Flute Hogue, Mary Vesta Piccolo Leukering, Wilma Clarinets Bolton, Jeannette Cagle, Bob Compton, Leslie Cochran, Beverly Dunn, Mabel Inez Decker, Jean Grace, Elliott Grace, Betty Pearce, Vivian Porter, Ruth Parker, Mary Jo Rouse, Carolyn Ridenhower, Verna Lee Simpson, Emalyn Stoker, Carl Wilfred, Adele Saxaphones Angel, Bob Bull, Alice Jane Huckleberry, Mary Jo Helm, Douglas Speckman, Naomi Wilson, Ed Cornets Anderson, Mary Ashley, Alma Bremer, Ida Mae Cummins, Chas. Cummins, Johnny Caldwell, Lindell Cougill, Billy Jo DeJarnett, Lyndell Girtman, Kenneth Hinners, Ed Moss, Roland Pearce, Betty Jo Pansing, Bob Wilson, Edna Lee Altos Jessing, Helen Laird, Larry Wood, James 7 rombones Day, Mary Tobin, Bob Baritone Stockton, Brea Basses Baccus, Wayne Swenson, Bill Verbarg, Wayne Percussion Elliott, Joe Farmer, Phyllis Hood, Mary Lou Lassiter, Jesse O’Brien, Mickey Searles, James
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