Tri County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Jamesport, MO)

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ii 4 GRS A HLEICS The Jamesport Wmlyball Team of 1941 42 was com posed of a group of energetuzgirls who were excel lent sports as well as industrious players Of the eighteen games played this season,eleven were won They p rticipated in four tournaments, Janesport Invitational, Pattodsburg, county, and Coffey Jun ior High The girls were Ju tl proud of their new blue and white suits purchased in the fall, with proceeds from their rana nent of the tourna ment lunch room The team was composed of six seniors and four underclassmen They were Smith, Langford, Ball Gibson, Skidmore, Carder, lallory, Skidrore, Ill ler, and Gott Although the team will lose six of its veteran players we predict a successful future for the be ginners. They displayed their ability in the Jun- ior High Tournament at Coffey by defeating Mt. Mo- riah for third place. The freshmen girls playing on the team were: Gillilan, Houston, Johnson, Stevens, King, Connell, Kelley, Ward, Baker, and Miller. ' The baseball and track teams have been highly successful this year. In baseball the girls have played an undefeated season and are looking for- ward to winning the tournament. Gur feninine athletes returned from the track meet with several ribbons: first in high jump, third in broad jump, first in 220 yard relay and third in shuttle relay. - ...- N , f -f ' ,' :V -. X W- X 5 '- -i ' in is 2 xxxb ,, ,gf 4,!, J . rin. 5 vs . X-im -gpg xi 1