Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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illllllliiiiigllllhh Warren Hinh Svh-ml l1'iCl1eHO E S Ni 0ff'f'1 T 'h1'5 C . lllfllllll? Qllllllli - Girls' Varsity Basketball The girl's team this year was one of the hardest lighting teams to represent Warren high for a number of seasons. Although handicapped by having only one veteran, Cap- tain Elizabeth Greig, the girls came through the season in great shape. Greig, Sprague and Hillier, who came from WVest junior high, played great games at forward during the season. Minneley, Jacobs, and Grigsby capably handled the guard positions. Almost all of these players will return next year and VVarren will perhaps be able to place a winning :aggregation on the floor. Others getting in the game and performing creditably during the season were Cooper. McCormick and Hoehn at forwards, with Rath, Sommerville and Powrie at guards. Miss Margaret Eaton efficiently coached the girls and deserves much credit, for the success of the season. Girls Basketball Summary Opponents VVarren Opponents Vlfarren Sharon .......... . . S IT Orrville ......,.. . . .26 33 l,ibson ..,..... .... 2 4 25 E. Liverpool. . . . . .16 -ll li. Liverpool. . . .... 23 33 Ashtabula .... . . .19 30 liraceville .... .... 3 5 28 Hubbard. . . . . .20 17 Struthers ......,.. .... 2 4 12 Greenville .... . . .34 24 Ashtabula Harbor. . . .... 12 19 Struthers ..,. . . .29 18 Lisbon ........., .... l l 28 Orrville .,.. . . .32 28 Ashtabula .... .... l 2 10 Salem .,.. . . .26 23 I Page Seventy-ninel

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E' Yvnrren High School C H 0 E S Nineteen Twenty-liyi l, Boy's Class Basketball Champs 11.'1A By playing a hard, steady game all through the season. the 11 A basketball team won the lnter-Class basketball championship of the high school. The champs lost but two games all through the schedule, those coming at the hands of the faculty and the 12 A's. The 11 A's got sweet revenge in one fray by winning the final game from the runners up, but didn't have a chance to beat the faculty as the two teams didn't meet again. Right from the beginning the 11 A's figured that all that stood between them and the championship was the 12 A team, made up mostly of former varsity basketball players. So the team buckeled down to the task and beat their rivals in the first and third games, losing the second by a good score. All through the season, it was the team work and the good will of the team plus the management of Micky McKee that gave the 11 A's the championship. The fact that the champs went through the season beating the cream of each class and alsojourneying to McDonald Hi to beat that team is all the more reason why the 11 A class should be proud of their champs. The linal game will long be remembered in the minds of the players because the championship was at stake and each player did his best. As a re- ward, the class bought the champs gold basketballs inscribed with the words Inter- Class Champs, '25. The runners up received silver basketballs. The team which brought the championship to the 11 A class was made up of five players and a manager- coach. The personel ofthe team included Joe Sabo, f., William Oliver, f., Alfred Dilford, c.g Charles Middlestead, G.g and Earl F. Williams G. and Captain. The one behind the team in all the games was Harold Mickey McKee. I Page Eighty I