Steubenville High School - Crimsonite Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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I 1 l l r I l 5 1 E NINETY 'N , spa. sl?-fl Q, , ,,Ag,...M:w .z.-q.. l . Q4 Cheer Leaders HERBERT NICHOLS XYILLIAIXI BALL ' -JSQIZ, FRED EDWARDS- Hick served his first year as a manager and he was certainly a great aid to Wamba at the held. He will be back for next year's work. ROBERT BL,xcKBURN-- Wamba was another of our managers and his length of service almost equals that of jimmy. Wamba was chief of the held work- ers and will also leave this year. ,-.-on-'I

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CHARLES LoDoE-Halfback Chuck our substitute halfback played his tirst year of football during the 1927 season. He has a few more seasons at S. H, S. CHRISTOPHER CARAFAS-Tackle Chris was another sub who was in a few games this past season and he will be back next year. VERNON LEE-Halfback Vernon put in the season at a halfback post and will be back for the next season. JAMES RINKER- 'ijimmyn has been our efficient manager for the past four years and his services will cer- tainly be missed next year. His labors night after night at the iield earned for him the friendship of all the players. EIGHTY NINE 1

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Boy's Basketball Summary Out of sixteen games played during the 192 7-Z8 basketball season by Steubenville High, six were won and twelve lost. The team with the exception of Pflug was very light. Only one new foe, Youngs- town East, was met. Two old rivals, Dover and Martins Ferry, reappeared on the schedule. Youngstown defeated the Steubenville quint and Dover won one here and one at the Eastern Ohio tournament. Martins Ferry lost one and won one. Steubenville had a grand total of 286 points to their opponents 383. The quint entered the Eastern Ohio Tournament at New Concord but drew Dover in the first round. SCHEDULE S. H. S. ...... 21 East Liverpool ..... 39 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S.------IS Youngstown East--2S S. H. S.------ S. H. S. ...,.. 21 Columbus East ..... 32 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... 26 Bellaire ........... 20 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... 10 Mingo ..........Y.. 14 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S.--.---22 Toronto ........... 11 S. H. S. .... --15 S. H. S. ...... 27 East Liverpool ..... 36 S. H. S. ...... S, H. S. ...... Z0 Bellaire ........... 19 S. H. S. ...... Girls' Basketball Oliver .... ----40 Mingo ........ .... 2 2 Toronto .......... 15 Martins Ferry ,,,,,, 17 Dover ............. XYaynesburg Z2 ------Z1 Martins Ferry ...... 21 Dover ............. 20 Nine victories and two defeats make up the Steubenville High sextette record of 1928. The squad encountered some of the strongest teams of the valley. The points added up against the opponents numbered 307 while those counted against the sex- tette were 165, while the highest score made by the sextette was SO to 7 in the first game with Mingo. Elizabeth Wiley, captain, made 125 points in field goals and 13 in fouls. Clara Shoppe, captain elect, has to her credit 124 points in field goals and 29 in fouls. The Girls' Basketball squad is composed of 25 girls, eleven of which have re- ceived letters. The lineup: ELIZABETH XVILEY, CLARA SCHOPPE ...... DOROTHY ALEY, ZELMA DAVIS .......... ANNA lVI.-RRY CONNORS, DTABEL RICHARDS .... SCHEDULE S. H. S. ...... 38 East Liverpool ..... 8 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... Z McKees Rocks .... 0 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... 24 Bellaire ........... 30 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... 50 Mingo ............ 7 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... 26 Toronto ........... 19 S. H. S. ...... S. H. S. ...... 35 East Liverpool ..... 20 -- -Forwards - -Centers ---Guards Bellaire -- ---14 Mingo --- ----- --26 Toronto -.----.----- 13 New Cumberland---14 Martins Ferry ----. 14 NINETY-O NE