Nova High School - Trojan Yearbook (Nova, OH)

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'wfM--- Nova 24 jerornesville 27 In this game, jeromesville traveled to the Trojans' court and defeated them in an overtime by a close score of 27-24. Nova 39 Polk 2.3 Polk came to Nova for the first game between the two teams this sea- son only to be turned back 39-23. Nova 29 Savannah 46 Nova travelled to Sav annah for this one and was beaten by the score 46-29. Nova 50 Polk 34- In this game Nova went to Polk to turn the Presidents back once more with the score 50-34. Nova 78 Sullivan 14- Nova wound up its league season by overwhelming Sullivan 78-14. Feb. 21-- Feb. 2.2-- Feb. 23-- ASHLAND CO. TOURNAMENT On the first night of the Tournament, Nova played Perrysville in the last game of the night and defeated them in a tough one 4-6-41. In the second game for the Trojans in the Tournament they play- ed Hayesville, County League Champs, only to be defeated 48-35 Nova playing Jeromesville in the Consolation Game, was decis- ively beaten 4-4-25. thus winding up basketball for the Trojans for the 45-4-6 season. In the league Nova ended up in third place, winning 9 and losing 5, and fourth in the county tournament. The Nova Reserve team had a fairly successful season winning 9 of the 17 games they played and are looking forward to a good season next year. BASEBALL In the fall Nova played neighboring teams: Sullivan, Homerville and Spencer. GAMES SCORE Team We They Here Sullivan 12 1 Here Homerville 2 4- There Homerville 6 8 Here Spencer 5 8 There Spencer Q 28

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...-..i.-....-...........-.- Wqman - GIRLS SPORTS During the past year almost all high school girls have taken part in the activities offered. In soft ball we played Ruggles and won by a large margin. We also played them in a volleyball game Jan. Z5 and defeated them. On Feb. 1, we met again and defeated them 2 out of 3 games. We hope to play more games before the school term ends this spring. During the latter part of basket ball season the juniors and Seniors played 3 games of basket ball, the Seniors winning 2 out of 3 games. -Margaret Akers F.F.A. RABBIT SUPPER A rabbit and pheasant supper was held November Z7 by the F.F.A. and cookedby the Home Ee. Club. Mr. Coffman, Soil Con- servationist, showed part of his collection of guns and told us some rules in caring for them. The president of the F. F. A.. Donald Crawford, gave a short talk, After this we sang songs and watched a basket ball game. Wayne Moody acted as toastmaster and chair- man of the preparation committee -William Patton