Skidmore High School - Beacon Yearbook (Skidmore, MO)

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V 0 L L E Y D A L L T E A M In spite of this having been the first year our school has had an organized volley ball team, the girls made a remarkably good showing. They took part in 12 games, of which they won 5. With this year's experience behind them the girls will be expected to start off with a bang next year and keep up the good work. The team will, however, miss the ser- vices of Beverly Masters, Betty Jean McDowell, Anna Belle Morton, Geneiva Yeager, and Barbara Dearmont who are mem- bers of the graduating class. The nine girls who made the highest number of points in the games this season and the number of points each made were: Beverly Masters, 47, tary Esther Reynolds, 58, Mary Kempf, 52, Geraldine Yeager,l9, Kathryn Major, 18, Louese Strickler, 18, Betty Jean McDowell, l4, Lois Murphy, 15, and Vivian Wilson, 13. The members of the team were selected by Mr. Smirl from the girls' physical education classes. 1 W K Back row--Mary Kempf, junior, Kathryn Major, freshman, Genieva Yeager,senior, Mary Ann Yates, junior, Mary Esther Reynolds, junior, Mr. Walter W. Smirl, coach, Dorothy Martin, junior, Barbara Dearmont, senior, Mary Ann McClurg, junior, Beverly Masters, senior. Front row--Mary Katherine Owens, freshman, Ruth Lowrance, freshman, Lois Murphy, sophomore, Clara Crock- . ett,sophomore, Pnna Belle Morton, senior, Ger- aldine Yeager, sophomore, Vivian Wilson, jun- ior, Louese Strickler, junior, Betty Jean Mc- Dowell, senior, June Hasty,eighth grade, Doris Ann Martin, eighth grade, Lois Jean Lowrance, eighth grade.

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S K I D M O R E W'I L D C A T S With only three of last year's lettermen with which to begin the basketball season, the team, under the coaching of Mr. Walter Smirl, made remarkable progress. The players were'quitefinexperionced, but each boy made commendable individual improvement and by the end of the season was playing much improved ball. The players to receive first team letters for the l94O- '41 season were: Don Barber, Ted Barber,Charles Lowrance, Charles Parman, Paul Fletchall, Lawrence Hilbert,and Paul O'Riley, seniors, Roger Lee Barrett and Dale Johnson,jun- iors, and Ralph Peter, sophomore. ,,.,.........., . 4 i 4 , n l vw.. 4 Back row---Bob Hitcheqck, sophomore, Stanley Worl, soph- omore, reserve letter, Bob Lowrance, sopho- more, Monty Wilsons, junior, Homer Lowrance, junior, Pat Hasty, sophomore, reserve letter, Robert Barrett, junior, reserve letter, James cDowell sophomore. Middle row-lIZ4ran1f1in'ce1we11, senior, Roger Lee Barremeee, junior, Ralph Peter, jr.r, sophomore, Don Bar- bers, senior, Ted Barbers, senior, Charles Lowranceas, senior, Richard Barrett, junior, reserve letter. Front row--Charles Parmanr, senior, Paul Fletchallr, sen- ior, Dale Johnsonr, junior, Mr. Walter W. Smirl, Coach, Lawrence Hilbertr, senior, Paul O'Rileys, senior. r indicates player has received one first team letter as indicates player is second year letterman JIYT TLT-5 1113- '-9 . Tp-,. L