Selma High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

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Cl7z11'si1fy qifzsfeefbzzff 75051111 Top row: Mary Nall Kendrick, Eleanor Strickland, Imilx Wil son, Mrs. Swann. Bottom row: Eleanor Rennie, Vivian Ballard, Elizabeth Hitks Mildred Lloyd, Dorothy Wilson. Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma High High High High High High f5lTUl'f?S for 1950 Uniontown Plantersville Orrville Plantersville Camden Camden

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.Q D M. n OW 8 k L-.fXl-fXb u 4, f -Q-, r , ' F V3.1-'Q , I V 023: . ' , - 'In :ll - -I 5? iqlf' r f.'., 'In T22 ' ', ' if ,-.i.,.,-,,-,,,., , , ,,,'i'h'...5, 'glial if' ,L L. , .. Iris: girls' Qasketball Season L- When the first practice session for the girls' basketball team was held nearly twenty players were on hand. Each of the three classes of Selma High was represented. Most of the girls were inexperiencedg Lloyd, Hicks and Rennie of the 1929 sextet were the only experienced players to re turn. The girls lost no time in beginning to battle for places on the team Captain Hicks and Lloyd were chosen for the guard positions, and Rennie and Cothran, who were placed at forward made the best goal shooting combination possible. Dorothy and Emily Wilson alternated the center positions with Vivian Ballard and Eleanor Strickland. Reserve strength was not lacking as Mary Nall Kendrick, Hannah Kayser, Lillian McCown and Ruth Adler were always dependable. They saw enough service to make them experienced players for next years team. On January 10, the girls celebrated the election of Hicks as Captain by winning the first game of the season by an overwhelming score. There were not so many games played this year as in 1929 because there was no district or state tournament. In summing up the season, we wish to express our appreciation to Coach Murphree, a new member of the faculty, for the fine team she pro duced for Selma High. The Freshman class made up over half the varsity squad and we are looking to them to uphold the record of S. H. S.-Only two defeats in two years ! a We wish to acknowledge that we are proud to attend a school that has been represented by a team such as the one of 1923-The State Cham pions! This team was composed of Bertha Tepper, Captain, Minnie Boggs Bessie Tash, Polly Pepper, Frances Stuart, Evelyn Powell, Erin Beardin Vista Morrow, Minnabel Baskin, and Lottie Busey, Coach. . 1, NINLIILLN - lm llil-ll'l'Y