Onsted High School - Wildcat Pride Yearbook (Onsted, MI)

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BOY S IBASK ETBALL THE WILDCATS this year experienced a very success- ful Basketball Season, the team winning 10 out of 17 games played. The team showed steady improvement from the beginning of the season. The opener was a humili- ating defeat at the hands of Tecumseh, a much larger school. In The Little Five Onsted tied with Clayton and Deerfield for the Championship. Although on this years squad there were several Seniors, the WILDCATS have an excellent nucleus for next seasons team. We Seniors expect them to be a win- ning team and offer our best hopes for a season even more successful than the one just passed. Arthur Munson '58 f -. 'wi 5'1fP!h tgI!4L1v ffjfxx S29 is 4 :Ti-'AXl-l. The Basketball Girls enjoyed having Miss Cook for their Coach, She turned out a asccessful High School Team and also started a splendid Junior High Team which will carry on the work of the team for the next four years. A Girl's Athletic Organization was organized this year for the first time in Onsted High School, which consisted of girls in High School who were interested in Athletic Activities and were not able to take part. Officers of the organization were elected as fol- lows:-' . President......... ....Betty Wimple VicemPresident,.. ....Jane Curtis Seeretary....... ,....Joyce Hess Treasurer.........,....Norene Knapp We regretted the loss of the Secretary of our or- ganization who wa s also one of our best first team players.nbout the middle of the year, Joyce Hess moved to Napoleon, Michigan. The players on the team held a Farewell Party for her at the School House just before her departure. Many gifts and a letter were given to her as remembrances of The Girl's Basketball Team of Onsted High School. Jean Drake '69