Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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Champion GIRLS, BASKET BALL NAMES OF GIRLS' BASKET BALL TEAM Upper Row fleft to rightj: Thelma Holinbaugh, L. F., Louis Knippcr C G G H Adams Coach Blanche Rodzen, R. G., Josephine Sliva, L. G.. Lower Row Cleft to rightj: Edna Moore, R. G.g Mary Rodzen, L. G.g Eleanor Shafer fCapta1nj R F Gladys Boyd, C.g Emma Zaugg, L. G.g Evangeline Holinbaugh, C. G SCHEDULE September 21, C. H. S ....... ,..... 2 1 September 28, C. H. S ....... . ..... '15 October S, C. H. S. ....... ...... 3 0 October 12, C. H. S.. ....... ...... 3 9 October 19, C. H. S ......... ...... 1 8 October 25, C. H. S. ........ ...... 6 6 November 2, C. H. S .......,. .. .... 19 November 9, C. H. S.. ...,. 29 November 16, C. H. S ...... -. ...... 41 November 23, C. H. S ........ ...... 1 9 November 28, C. H. S. ....... ...... 1 3 November 30, C. H. ....... . ..... 26 Farmington -. Newton Falls Fowler .,,..,,,.. Newton Falls Farmington ., Bristol ,....,. .. Mespo ..,..,.. Bloomfield ,,., Southington Lordstown ,, Mespo ..,...,, Alumni ...

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lhlanmpiioml ' DEBATE TEAM Upper Row flcft to rightj: Ruth Kirkpatrick, Adrian Mclilhaney, George Jelfcrs, Mary G. Reed, coachg Dorothy Morri- son, Rutheda Harkelrode, Gladys Boyd, Eleanor Shafer, Josephine Vcsey. - - .-.... ee-..a..Nt. . . SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Upper Row 'left tn rightj: B. D. Gilliland, director: Glade Everett, violing Arlow NY ilson, violing George Boyd, violin: john Rodzenfi tuba Ralph Lightner, drums, Stanley Karpowicz, trumpet: G. H. Adams, Supt. Middle row Qleft to rightlz Harlon Burbank, clarinetg Mavis Jones, alto, Thelma Holinbaugh, trumpetg Gladys Boyd, violing Rutheda Harkelrode, pianog Eleanor Shafer, tromboneg Mabel Shafer, tromboneg Jane Adams, saxophone. Lower Row lleft to rightj: Robert Roth, violin, Howard Matz, drums, Charles Vanlitten, trumpet.

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Champion Edna Moore Eleanor Shafer Emma Zaugg The girls' basket ball team opened its sched- ule with Farmington as an opponent on Cham- pion's floor September 21, with fair prospects for a good season. When Edna Moore, a Senior, who was a star guard during her fresh- man and sophomore years, but who did not come out for the team during her junior year, decided to wear the purple and gold once more. optimism for a successful season ran high. Up to mid-season the girls had lost just one game and this by the small margin of two points. At this time the team was weakened considerably by the loss to the squad of rose Spisak, one of Champion's stellar guards, who was forced to withdraw on account of parental objections. , The team reached the peak of form on No- vember 9, when they played Bloomfield on Blomfield's floor, winning 29 to 19. Bloom- field was doped to Win and Bloomfield fans wanted to bet 10 to 1 that their girls would cop, but Champion was keyed to Win, so the dope was upset-that's all. Following this game the team went into a slump, dropping two out of four starts. When the season opens next fall the team will miss the services of Edna Moore and Emma Zaugg on account of graduation. But notwithstanding this loss the prospects for a successful season next year are very good. The chief reason for this optimism is, the caliber of this year's B squad which was one of the strongest ever developed at Champion. They were successful in 7 out of 8 starts, losing the eighth by a margin of one point.