Stevensville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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Seated: Totzke, Bodjack, Wickwire, Siewert, K. Krajacic Standing: Kiss Howard, A. Krajacic, Spear, Schneider, C. Quardo- kus, Davis, J. Quardokus, Mrs. Smith GIRLS» BASKETBALL TEAM Only one victory was acquired in spite of courageous effort during the girls' basketball season this year. They played six games - two each with Colcma, New Troy, and the alumnae. Their one victory was over the alumnae with a score of 16 to 15. There will be only one girl missing in next year's line-up, Phyllis Wickwire, so a stronger team is expected. There was no organized girls' team last year. The regular line-up was as follows: forwards, Caroline Bod- jack, Irene Siewert, and Ann Krajacic; guards, Phyllis Wickwire, Geraldine Spear, and Katherine Krajaoic. Alternative positions were ably filled by Evelyn Totzke, Rayella Davis, and Claire Quardokus who played guard; Evelyn Schneider who played center; and Jane Quardokus who played forward. The girls designed and made atrractive uniforms of cardinal red with their names on the legs of the shorts etched in black. Mrs. Smith and Miss Howard were the girls' coaches. 18

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Front row left to rights Joe Bodjack guard; Grover Mielke, guard; Walter Schultz, center; Austin Cupp, forward; Leon Mielke for- ward Second row: Coach Helweg; Gordon Ott, center; Bino DaDan, guard; Arthur Raab, forward; James Carr, assistant coach HELWEG ' S ACES The junior high boys were organized again this year and took the name Helweg s Aces. They played through a heavy schedule winning seven out of fifteen games, and had a tournament in the gymnasium between the various grades. Following is their record. SCHEDULE Team Score: Aoes-opp. South Lincoln 16 - 18 Berrien Springs 1h - 16 St. John’s 20 - 10 Baroda 25 - 11 South Lincoln 15 - 18 Fairplain 19 - 26 Evans 32 - 12 South Lincoln Team Score: Aces -opp Fairplain 16 - 15 South Lincoln 25 - 20 Baroda U9 - 29 Berrien Springs 16 - 18 Fairplain 10 - 16 St. John’s 12 - 15 Ruggles 26 - 8 15 - 16 17

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Seated left to right: Hope Anderson, Mrs. Myers, and Ruth Wishart Standing: Sophia DeMorrow, Helen Zick, Clara Hoge, and Loretta Zick CHAMPIONS This team held county championship from 1920 to 192U. In this period it won two games of a three game series against Deoatur in a contest for Southern Michigan championship with the unusual scores of 7 to 6 and 2 to 0. They never were defeated by a county team in this period. The line-up was as follows: left forward, Hope Anderson; right forward, Ruth Wishart; right guard, Helen Zick; left guard, Sophia DeMorrow; jumping center, Clara Hoge; and side oenter, Loretta Zick. Mrs. Myers was coach. At this time there was no new school building and, as the old school building had no gymnasium, they played in the township hall and always drew a capaoity crowd. In those days basketball tournaments were not organised as they are now. There were no preliminary tournaments in whioh contestants were eliminated. Also no trophies were awarded. Since that time some changes have taken place. Hope Ander- son is now Mrs. Gus Jasper of Stevensville, Sophia DeMorrow is now Mrs. Ralph Klackle of Bridgman, Helen Zick is Mrs. Nelson Miles of Holland, Clara Hoge is Mrs. Warren Schaffer of Baroda, and Loretta Zick is Mrs. Robert Coe of Chicago. 19