Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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Moron: Wasatch With splrlts hlvh the Tlvers encountered the qumtet from 'Vloronr on the latters floor Here they met the stronvest opponents of the year and though they played vallantly Could not offset the surprlsmff accuracy of ll16lI' frlendly enemles and the frame ended wlth 1 -core of ol Zl North Sanpete Wasatch Thouffh tht diy wa dreary and the Tlgcr had met tflllllllllflll defeat hey entered the duel wtth the Rams on thelr rn ll s floor md played a they had not played preymusly throuvhout the WPINOH Uyerconfldcnce trlrked the N S bfys and they went down to defeat Vtllll the Tlvcr YlllOl'l0llS 20 It Ephraum Wasatch The second round of conllut show ed conslderable lmproyement lll the team work 1nd accuracv of the Tlgers but eyen so was not of Nl1ll'lCl6Ill merlt to conquer from l'phra1m who were again ylctorlous 13 24 Moron: Wasatch The former defeat of the Tlgers by MOTIJIII was repeated on the Academy floor The addltlonal practlce and experlence of the TlgCfS was yerv 6V1llCllt and they were North Sanpete Wasatch Sanpete warned by thelr former experlence wlth the Tlgers, played one of the best matched games of the year Both teams are to b compllmented on the floor work exhlblted The conH1ct was one of great PXIICIIICIII as the SLOI'1llg was close and the last few moments saw each man glvlng hls best When the whlstle blew Sanpete had the advantage 29 27 Manta Wasatch The second vlctory for the Twers tof the league games? over the less fortunate Temple Cxty boys was one Mantl dld not antlclpate, and because of thelr former accomplishment neglected to Get down to buslness untll too late loslng the game 28 19 Gunnison Wasatch The clash w nth the Bull Dogs on thetr floor brought a further hand1cap to the Tlgers ln the absence of thelr Loach who was unable to accompany them due to lllness The first period of the frame brouvht a round of equal GCOTIHU ln the latter half Gunnison took the lead and steadlly gamed baskets fhe Dame ended lll their favor 41 H YELL LEADERS Wasatch students are known throuvhout the state for thelr enthuslasm and the fine manner IH which they support Ill8lI' teams Much credlt IS due to the elflclent yell leaders who haye led us thls vear contlnutng thls reputatlon Durlng the mayor pOI't10ll of the year Daryl bmlth and 'lllrlam Duckworth acted a our leaders and ln our preparauons for the comlng vear Mlrlam Duckworth Ruth Schempp and Loul e Burton haye been chosen to conduct the pep at our flame +4 44 lm- ., . D C . . c . I' : Z. : A j . I' ' v c , F: : O - I' , C' t 5 - . P 2 t ' 's ' t s J ' s . t ' vt A h- . I vi 7-, i if 4. ' L. . . . successful in holding the opposing team to a score of 37-17. , . . I I . . . . : e ' so no n p 1 w o - c C ' J .i , : 5 u u Y. 1 . , . Alu' A1 P . D . f AV ' rg . .V . , I 1 V 4 :Q D Q.: : a a Y n C 1 A : 1 Q . 7 V - . ' i . . V S ie . ' ' J, ' E. s.