Tuscarawas Warwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Tuscarawas, OH)

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. l I l l i r Page thirty-eight BLUE AND WWHTE lIl'bASlIEQllIffIlIl5Allbllb CHARMIS DAVIS Coach Coach Davis is liked by every- one. Through his coaching, Tusky has developed a winning basket- ball team. He has always shown the best of sportsmanship in de- feat as well as in victory. JOHN CORPMAN Forward Corty , as forward, was al- ways able to make points when they were needed. He is only a Sophomore and in the future he should be a worry to the guards of opposing teams. STANLEY SARPOLUS Guard Stan was a capable captain of the varsity during the first semester. He then became ineli- gible because of his age and was elected manager for the rest of the basketball season. JOHN REISER Center Reiser was our varsity cen- ter. He always secured his share of points and was able to retrieve the ball from the bankboard. He has another year to play. MARIO BESOZZI Forward Brownie was high point man on the team this year. He played forward and was captain for the last half of the season. As he is a Senior, he will be missed very much by the team next year. l932

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BLUE AND WWHTE lIl5ASlllQlIEBGlllllBAllLQlll9 FRANCIS MYERS Guard Jakey always played a good defensive game. He sh0Wed l11S ability as a player by getting the 1 ball down the floor. He is a Junior and has one more year to play. r EARL STEVENSON Forward t'Stevie played a fast game as forward. He was known for his good passing, so enabling his team mates to score. He is only a Sophomore and should play well in his Junior and Senior years. RAYMOND MATHIAS Center Although 'tReggie did not play regularly on the first team, he was a regular sub and was always ready to go. He was a star on the reserve team. Raymond gradu- ates this year. CALVIN KNISELY Guard Cal is only a Freshman but he played guard on the varsity in his first year in high school. He could be depended upon to get the ball in scoring position. He should star in the remaining three years he has to play. 1 These eight players comprise the varsity squad. They have proven their ability by conquering teams much stronger than they. We lose only three players this year and we sincerely hope that Tusky will have a suc- cessful basketball season next year. 1932 . Page thirty-ning