Sinking Spring High School - Imago Yearbook (Sinking Spring, PA)

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First Row - Ardell Moyer, Ruth Marpel, Dorothy Ccssel, Dorothy Potteiger, Eleanore Balthaser, Florence Allen Second Row - Ethelyn Wilk, Elsie Moyer, Margaret Hawthorne, Flora Cassel, Mary Louise Freeman, Pauline Lutz Rear Row-Coach Paul Freed, Mrs. Miybelle Yarnell Lambert, Principal Harry E. Sowers. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Under the leadership of Mr. Freed. Coach, and Dorothy Potteiger. Captain, our team had a successful season. It was exceptionally fine considering the few aiming from last year's t am and the new material which had to be broken in. Success was largely due to the fact that there existed hearty co-oneration in the team as well as never failing efforts on tho part of our next coach. In the beginning of the season Ruth Brubaker and Dct Pctteiger very ably took the positions of forward. between th»m scoring many points for Sinking Spring High School. Sorry to say when Brubacker had played a few games took ill and was not able to play. Although we missed her greatly. Ruth Harpel was soon able to take her place and scored quite a few points. The honors for the defensive positions go to Allen and Balthaser. who by their speed gave us many a chance to raise the score Varsity will lose Captain Potteiger. Harpel, Will; and F. Cassel this year through graduation. With Allen. Balthaser. D. Cassel. A. Moyer. E. Moyer. Lutz and Hawthorne remaining, we are sure of a foundation for another successful team. This year we have been fortunate enough to win the majority of games played and the sportsmanship, fighting spirt. and co-operation which existed count more than scores. It is not so much what you do as how you do it. This standard has been upheld as a credit to the girls as well as a credit to the Blue and White. Individual Scoring Player Position Games Points Quarters Potteiger. '3' Forward 15 246 59 Harpel. '21 Forward 9 58 33 Balthaser ’32 Gaurd 15 23 59 Wilk ’31 Forward 8 18 17 Brubaker '33 Forward 2 8 8 A. Moyer 33 Side Center 15 8 55 D. Cassel '32 Center 15 0 59 E. Moyer '34 Side Center 12 0 17 F Cit.c! tl Center 7 0 8 Allen '35 Guard 15 0 59 Lutz 33 Guard 12 0 19 Hawthorne 34 Guard 6 0 7 r reeman 35 Center 1 0 1 Team Scores Team Opponents S. S. H. S. Olcv 17 27 S. S. All Stars 12 24 Womelsdorf 20 20 Wilson 30 26 Wcrnersville 26 11 Robe sonla 15 18 Alumni 17 26 Hamburg 15 31 Wyomissing 29 20 Womelsdorf 17 24 Wilson 17 24 Wernersville 14 29 Robesonia 33 40 Wyomissing 29 28 Hamburg 18 14 Total 309 362 5SSS325 8S5

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