Palestine High School - Eagle Yearbook (Palestine, OH)

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EAG LE T S BASEBALL TEAM

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The individual players' scoring records are given below for the twenty-one games: Clark 225 B. Holland 120 C. Holland 96 Richards 23 Goens 63 Niswonger 16 Laux 279 Mikesell 13 Marshall 90 Wilson O Carl C Bones J Graham was always on hand to have all of the balls cleaned, the medicine kit handy, or any of the thousands of other duties that fall to the lot of the manager. . RESERVE TEAM Twelve boys composed the reserve team, commonly called Eaglets. The boys were: Jay Mikesell, Robert Wilson, Paul Ayette, Philip Myers. Ioe Graham, Sam Lindamood, Noel Marshall, Bill Nestor, Harry Poling, Dwight Stump, Iohn Mikesell, Paul Runner. Although the boys did not quite rate even, winning seven and losing nine games, they showed improvement during the year and we hope foretell another championship team. BASE BAL L With the beginning of the baseball season coming up, Fred Clark, Don Laux, Bill Holland, Dan Jett, Iunior Marshall, Sam Linda- mood, Kenneth Niswonger, Junior Tharp, Cecil Holland, Ray Richards, Paul Ayette, Dwight Stump, reported to have their pictures taken in their baseball uniforms. Last fall the weather prevented all but two games from being played. These two games, both with New Madison, saw each school taking its home game. CHEERLEADERS The most active part in athletics that the girls can take is in the cheerleading department. This year the fans were led in their sup- port by two juniors and a sophomore in their purple and gold skirts and sweaters. Helen lowdenslager, Mary Lou Hapner, and Betty Laux were the names.