Morenci High School - Senior Yearbook (Morenci, MI)

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RXVTH 1'onT1cn hllastusf' a sub-anything. was always giving her best whenever she was playing in the game at any position. She can sit on the sidelines and talk the opponents out of several baskets and probably the whole gameg a rather valuable sub. Huh? ELIZABETH THOMPSUN Lizzy, although she sprained her ankle in the last few minutes of the first game at Lyons, her guarding Was an outstanding feature. The injury kept her out of the line-up the rest of the season and her playing was surely missed. 4'AI.IF0liNIA 'HERE WE COME ' BUT WE GOT RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM. . Last fall two of our boys thought they would Gowest, young man, go west ! They started in an old Ford racer. They came back the same way. After one night away from home they decided that they had better not go west. They did not like the hard and eruel World. Home they came and industriously set to work. We wonder when these hold adventurers will start out again. rx. N. and ax. ID. EXPLORERS B n eninr Glass aging The Senior class play. Seventeen, was presented in the Stair Auditorium on the evening of May 20, 1925, be- fore an audience that filled the house, All the parts were ably enacted and showed much study and careful training. From the heginning the play hedr the close attention of all present. Financially it was a splendid success. Great credit is to be given Miss Smith and Mr. Heise, whose care- ful instruction and direction contributed very largely to the sua-4-esst'uI presentation of the play. The east was as follows : Mrs. Baxter . . .1 .......... ..... ...... ..... . X dah Roney .. Carlton Aslihy Glenn Dailey Mr. Baxter . ........... .. Wm. Sylvanus Baxter Johnnie Watson ...... Jane Baxter ..... May Pareher .. Lola 121-att .. Genesis .... . Joe Bullitt .... M1'. Pareher .... George Vrooper .. Ethel Boke ..... Walter Banks .. Mary Banks .. .. Alan Morningstar . . . . . Frances LaRowe Elizabeth Thompson Eldena Duryea . . . . . . . . Virgil Gillen Kenwood Morningstar .. Ferris Hodge . . . . John Baldwin Esther Maurer Carl Bahlhurg Lavina S4-ofield B. L. C 1.

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.Q V Q t' Cgrrls ifieskethzzll 1925 SCIll+1lJl'LI'1 Moi-euci Opponents .lan. S-Morenci at Lyons ............ .lan. 23-Morenei at Sand Creek ........ is 20 Jan. 30--AIOI1-'l1Cl at Bryan ....... .,.. l 4 38 Feb. ff-Pioneer at Morenci .. .... 17 29 Feb. 11-Lyons at Morenci .... .... 2 3 23 Feb. 13-Morenci at Hudson . .. ..., 31 35 Feb. 20-Tecumseh at Morenci .... 18 48 Feb. 24-Hudson at Morenci ..... ..,. 3 1 24 Feb. 27-Morenci at Tecumseh .... .... 1 9 60 Mar. 4--Morenci at Stryker ......... 25 31 Adrian College Invitation Tournament March 20-Morenei vs. Clayton ......... 34 24 March 21-Morenci vs. Hudson .... .... 2 7 24 March 21-Morenei vs. Sand Creek ...... ls 12 LAVINA SCOFIELIJ Lavina, our captain and guard surely proved to be a real leader. Her steady playing together with that old fighting spirit. Let's win team. made the rest get down and dig. The result-tournament champions at Adrian. Z HELEN cknnunx : Red , although she never played forward before, really contributed her share of the points in every game. It took a' real guard to stop her, but she never was stopped and her consistent playing will be greatly missed next year. ANITRA SUTHERLAND Sue our speedy forward. was always there doing her stuff. She was a good basket shooter and when the going was hardest. she always managed to get her share of the baskets. . A NAHMI FORD 'Falk about a guard, and it's Snnb. Although she didn't play the earlier games. she still had that spirit and pep all the time and it is said that the reason why her op- ponents never made many points was because she treated 'em rough at the start and that seemed to get their goat. FRANCES LAROWE lVhen the opponents were ready to start to play us, they wondered where our side center was, VVe1l. they soon found out: all over the floor fighting to get that hall. and she always got it. - LURENA JOHNSTON lt was a remarkable jump center who eould get the best of Lorena. Keep up the good work and help Morenci to win the tournament neXt Year. GIQAVIG MMJASKEY Grace was always ready to put forth her best efforts when called upon to relieve one of the guards. Her good work went far toward the teanrs sur-cess. HELEN Kl11EFER Helen was our all around player. She played any po- sition on the team when called upon and she was always yelling when o11 the sidelines. KATHRYN KEPNER Although Kathryn didn't play in all of the games, she showed the possibilities of an excellent guard or jump- center in those in which she did play. It all comes by expe- rience. keep up the good work. Help Morenci to win the championship next year. .

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