Seward High School - Ess Aitch Ess Yearbook (Seward, IL)

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l:: :'. .... . . .. ' '::::::::::::fw-SHS-e':tf:::::::::::::::. ' BASKETBALL SEASON The Seward High School Basket Ball team was greatly handicapped at the start of the season by having back only three of last year's team, John Last, Vernon Carson and Warnie Boots. Coach Fraley had to build his team around these men. With Edwin Berglund as captain, the first game of the season was played with our old rival Cherry Valley. The Valley boys proved easy for the Seward team and they were taken into camp to the tune 26 to 15. This gave us great confidence in our team and held not only the interest of the school but the townspeople as well. The consistent work on the part of the entire team this year built a fine foundation for the winning teams for future years. John Last who graduates this spring is the only man we lose from the team and his loss will be keenly felt, but with the remainder of the team, a very strong aggregation can be built next. year. Line Up CAPTAIN BERGLUND-Guard Ed. was a valualble asset to the team this year. He was a consistent player and was always ready for the ball, leaving little opportunity for the opponent to get it. And let us remember of Eid that good goods come in small packages. CARSON-Center Carson was a tall fellow and just the man for center. Ile proved the star in making baskets. Carson has one more year which is credit to the coming team. LAST-Guard A fine guard with a future that points to success! He had a clever method of handling the ball with one hand and after seeing him play, one wonders as to the necessity of having two arms. ...... 1121222ZIIIIIIIIIZIIIIZIII ..... '1'I'.Il..' IIIIIIIIZIIZII-ir'l924112+IIIIIIIIl2IIlI ' ' ' Forty IIII IIIIII Illlllllllll IIIIIIIIIIII I I I ll Illllllllll

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