Point Pleasant High School - Oh Kan Yearbook (Point Pleasant, WV)

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CARI, MORRISON BUD AND BOBBY MILLER BUDDY MII.I,IiR GLENN BRUESTLE 56 The 194 5 Oh-Kan

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NMWWWAWWWWMWmWllW 'lop-Coach Sanders. lierrell. Miller. Morrison. Hanes. manager. liottom-flionierville. Rose. Martin. Miller, Cierlach. BASKETBALL SQUAD UF 1945 HOMIZR MARTIN: A senior forward and veteran of three seasons. He has made the all-'tournament team for two years in this section. Homer ran up the grand total of two hundred thirtyfeight points during the season for a l-lfpoint per game average. This loss in scoring punch as well as defensive ability will be greitly felt next year. l':ruestle, lcard. PAUI. SOMt1RX'Il.l.tQ: Paul. better known as Jake, is a junior and filled in at the other forward post. playing heads-up ball all season. making it possible for his team to score as well as run a nice total tor himself. He operated expertly from the fast break. BOBBY lVlIl.l.lQR: Another senior whose speedy and aggressive play will be badly missed on the cage team next year. Bobby is a veteran of three years. playing varsity ball for two of these years. lle has been praised by many coaches for his remarkable speed in covering the court. KIENNIQTII ROSIE: ls the third senior on the varsity, who operated from the guard post. lt was lienny's timely field goals from the outer court that helped in winning many ball games. He is also a veteran ol' three seasons. Wliile playing he performed from the guard position. l.AWRliNt1liGl5Rl.At1ll.JR.I A junior who will help in the making of a new court team next year. llis wondrous ability in controlling both bank-boards helped decisively in the Puig Blacks' scoring as well as the smooth playing he performed from the guard position, GLIENN BRUlfS'I'l.I1: Senior forward who played Hne ball during the year and could have gone places with another year's experience. CARL MORRISON: Another senior forward who played a line line of basketball even though not see ing much action. BUD lVlIl.I.liR: One of the two sophomores on the squad and he was the high scorer for the reserve hve. His scoring ability will help considerably next year. PAUL ICARD: The sixth senior of the team of ten men. He played at the guard position most of the year. but entered the armed forces late in the season, JAMIIS FI2RRti1.l.: A sophomore with two years of playing ahead of him. He should make an all-around athlete by the time of his senior year. His spirit of cooperation is of great help to him. The 1045 Oh-Kim S5

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