Walnut Grove High School - Yearbook (Walnut Grove, MO)

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FU' W' W 'W WWW WM' WI W 'W WW U EI ' what ' all The Basket Ball career which the W. G. H. S. began in the term of 13-ll, has been continued this year with even greater success. The team has played almost all of the fast High School teams in Southwest Missouri and is proud of the fact that they obtained a greater number of scores from the Springfield State Normlll than any other High School taam. The forwards for the team were Osborne and G. McClure. Little Mac was right there on sliding the ball to his men. The visiting teams were handicapped very much by his elusiveness and ability to go by where the average player would have stopped. Usborne was very much at home under the goal and often saved the team from defeat by his skill in shooting baskets. The guards were Wright and Edmonson. While Wright was not noticeable as a fast player, he did excel in guarding his man. Ed- monson did not make Hgrand stand plays but always managed to be in the right place at the right time. The center man was Griffin, who played a fast, strong game, being noted for his team work and cool headedness. Several of the substitutes have shown ability. Among them McLemore and L. Usborne who will probably lill the place of the two Seniors of the team. UW MV TW 'WiTT1EWWW3VJiTW'i i'ii Mwef WQVUE