St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Saint Mary's Seniors Forwards-T. lVIcGuire, A. lVIiller. Guards-E. Inkrot, H. VVestkamp, C. Iillifritz, M. Heatherman. Centers-M. Loviner, A. Ford, IQ. Flavin, I.. Reeh. SAINT MARY'S-SAINT LEO,S JANUARY 18 This game was a walk-away for the home team, although Saint Leo's showed a great deal of enthusiasm and determination and succeeded in at least making a score. Score-Saint Mary's 35, Saint Leo,s S. SAINT MARYSMTHURMAN M. E. JANUARY 25 ' A fighting, struggling game with both teams on the alert and trying to heat the other. At the end of the first quarter the score was not very favorable for Saint Mary's. This, however, only increased their desire to win and by eo-operation and the hrilliant plays of Teresa McGuire and Alvesta Miller, our girls came forth victorious. Score-Saint Mary's 25, Thurman M. E. 14. SAINT MARY'S--SOUTH M. E. FEBRUARY l Exciting! The end of the first quarter the score stood 4-0 in favor of the South M. E. Church. But after an encouraging talk hy their captain, Mary Loviner, Saint Mary's came forth and fought a winning game. The remarkable playing of Leonore Reeh, the side center, is worthy of praise. Score-Saint Maryds 25, South M. E. 13. SAINT MARY'S-VVASHINGTON U. B. FEBRUARY 8 A real game and played remarkably well hy hoth teams, but our girls ,again came forth the winners. Marguerite Heatherman, a guard, was injured. Score- Saint Mary's 25, VVashington U. B. 17. 58