Nancy High School - Guide Post Yearbook (Nancy, KY)

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N. anim 'lPo-:ff 1 94,2 cg-ecuona lfzemazks BASKETBALL RESULTS They We They We Rogers Business 20 22 Middleburg 35 16 Ferguson 24 35 Whitley City 28 25 Middleburg 28 21 Science Hill 34 26 Burnside 12 33 Eubank 23 26 Mt. Victory 16 39 Parmleysville 26 29 Parmleysville Mt. Victory 12 Shopville Mt. Victory 16 Jamestown Burnside 14 Ferguson Russell Springs 45 Alumi McKinney 21 Eubank Science Hill 28 McKinney Shopville 21 Jamestown TOURNAMENT Nancy 23 Stearns 26 tlklklklki The year 1941 saw Nancy get -its third coach in its basketball history. This man was Lindsay Molen, who came up from the assistant coach to succeed Phillip Jasper, who failed to return in September. It was tough to see Jasper go, but Molen, with five year coaching experience, has provenhe is capable by coaching the Dragons, through the most successful season in the history of basketball at Nancy winning fifteen C151 games and losing 10.

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XX a ElBni6v 'iPosf 1942 :7Ae ci-,unify cgwuuiy NOBLE YORK, Senior -- Elected capitan by his team-mates. York proved to be a good leader. His great de- fensive work and his cool playing in the game were telling factors in many of the teams victories. York will be missed next year. He played the forward position. BARKLEY COLSON, Junior- Was a good dribbler and ball handler as well as a line defensive man. He played guard and had great ability in settling down the team. Colson having another year yet, should be a cracker-jack play- er next year. IR WIN DAL TON, Sophomore - Was the high-point man of the team for the past season with 250 points. His fol- lowing-iip ability was a great help to the team. e was also the tallest man on the team. Much is expected of Irwin his next two years. LEONARD FLYNN, Seriior- Became a startar after the first game and showed that he had what it took to play varsity ball. His rebounding and cool- ness on the f'loor helped his team consider- ably. His place will be hard to fill next year. MILFORD RAGLE, Senior- Although small, Shiny showed he was capable by his defensive ability, a good passer, ball handler and dribbler. SAMUEL ZIMMERMAN, Sophomore- Although not a regular this year, Sam with his tricky ball handling should become a starting player next year. He, also, has two more years. WENDELL CORRELL, Junior- Although he was not on the first team this year, he is a nice player. He has determ- ination and fight, just what it takes to make a good player. PA UL GODBY, Senior- Although not a regular player, he did his duty well whenever he was sent into the game. He played guard for the Dragons. NORMAN TAR TER, Sophomore- Although Norman didn't see ver much action on the first team, he made the tour- nament team. If he kee s improving as he did this year, he shouldp be a star before he graduates. HERMAN SCHOOLCRAFT, Sophomore- Although he wasn't on the first team this year he is a nice player. His dribbling and ability to get the ball into his teammates will be a great asset to the team next year. iiii

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XX 51731660 1 We 'l oss 1942 7Ac J!!IAil'1,C'7 ffzeaezzvea ' 1 SEASONS RESULTS Nancy 25 Nancy 19 Nancy 33 Nancy 38 Nancy 36 Nancy 29 Nancy 25 Nancy 24 Nancy 10 Noncy 29 Nancy 23 Nancy 11 Nancy 27 Nancy 9 Nancy 15 Nancy 26 Nancy 32 Nancy 30 Nancy 14 Nancy 23 Nancy 25 Ferguson 20 Middleburg 29 Burnside 11 Mt. Victory 14 Parrnleysville 5 Shopville 5 Jamestown 20 Ferguson 20 Eubank 11 McKinney 17 Jamestown 26 Middleburg 22 McCreary 26 Science Hill 20 Eubank 25 Mt. Victory 7 Burnside 20 Russell Springs 18 McKinney 11 Science Hill 36 Shopville 15