Stevensville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stevensville, MI)

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SCHEDULE February 7 Berrien Springs There Aces 10 Opp. s February 16 Baroda ‘‘Cubs” There 16 12 February 21 Berrien Springs Here 25 16 March 9 Fairplain There 17 2 March 17 Fairplain H :re IS 21 Taking the first tournament game by a score of 26-16 from St. Joe Catholics, the Aces went on to play the winner of the St. Johns-Fairplain battle which was won by Fairplain by a runaway score of 42-12. This was the main game and the banner for the winners of it was at stake. There Fairplain showed its strength by defeating the Aces by points, 21-18, and were champions of the village teams and banner winners. Front row: Eugene Bodjack. Ralph Sieweit. Stanley Geipel. Marshall Ott. William Glade. Dale Baugher Second row: Bob Glade. Jimmy Johnson. Raymond Kornow. Erwin Markwald. Bert Klackle. Kenneth Fritz. Mr. Eccles Junior High flees pa ye ticenly-fivc

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Varsity Standing: Team Manager Roehau. Murkwnld. Poach. Geipel. Fausak. Klackle. Coach Marshall Shearer Seated: Forward I . Cupp. Forward Siewert. Center Lockwitz, Guard M. Cupp. Guard Pallas Conference Cl lamps Varsity Scores Reserve Scores SHS Opp. SHS Opp. Edwardsburg Here (C) 24 19 Edwardsburg (C) 35 9 Cassopolis There (C) 11 24 Cassopolis (C) 32 9 Bridgman Here (C) 18 20 Bridgman (C) 20 12 New Troy Here (C) 29 28 New Troy (C) 36 23 Brrrien Springs There (C) 19 20 Berrien Springs (C) 17 27 Baroda Here (D) 30 25 Baroda (I)) 27 11 St. Joe Catholics There (D) 32 17 St. Joe Catholics (I)) 22 21 St. Johns There (C) 17 32 St. Johns (C) 29 31 Eau Claire Here (C) 26 23 Eau Claire (C) 19 9 Gal ion Here (D) 26 15 Galien (13) 22 17 Bridgman There (C) 24 22 Bridgman (C) 22 29 St. Johns Here (C) 28 19 St. Johns (C) 29 18 Galien There (D) 34 15 Galien (13) 42 16 Baroda There (D) 35 28 Baroda (13) 33 17 Berrien Springs Here (C) 22 35 Berrien Springs (C) 14 23 New Troy There (C) 28 30 New Troy (C) 18 20 St. Joe Catholics Here (D) 41 24 St. Joe Catholics (13) 26 14 •Initials refer to class of school. Stevensville is class I). Tournament Games Stevensville 39 Baroda 11 Stevensville 20 St. Joe Catholics 25 The Cards closed a most successful season with 11 wins and 6 losses, but for the first time in five years were defeated in the finals of the district tournament hv St. Joe Catholics on “one of those nights.” page twenty four

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Girls' Basketball Front row: Maxine Bujack. Katherine Krajacic, Ann Krajacic. F.velyn Totzke. Caroline Bod- jack. Kayella Davis Second row: Marie Davis, Mary Dehrini;, Dorothy Schoenfelder. Norma Siewert, Mrs. Smith, Alma Mischke. Naomi Hopkins. Imopene Hopkins, Irene Siewert Champ s 1 el| pers SCHEDULE SHS Opp. January 13 New Trov Here 5 17 January 27 Coloma Here 12 16 February 10 Coloma There 12 13 February 17 New Troy There 14 17 February 20 Alumni Here 24 17 The Girls Basketball team has been ablv coached by Mrs. Smith for the last three years. Throughout the year of 1939 the girls played first class ball, showing plenty of pep and sportsmanship, although winning only one game. With only four of the squad lost by graduation, the girls look forward to a big season next year. 7mye firmly six