Wawaka High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Wawaka, IN)

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emi? WAWAKA'S FIRST BASKETBALL TEAM This was inthe old dirt floor, rought-and-tumble, catch-as-catch- can, hammer-and-tongs days. The team took special pride in letting the wind out of over-inflated opponents. Its biggest deflating job was when they severely trounced the famous Ft. Wayne Turners-- a feat that created no small sensation, for the Turners had a reputation reaching clear back to Germany. fLook up: Turnverien Societyl. The boys had a total of five suits. Substitutions were rarely madeg many games ended withwy four players. Out of Z6 games, they won 25. Truly, here is one of the traditions of W. H. S. Row 1: Burdette?-ack, f, fniddyi Fred spurgenn, 3, qauckjg Paul Price, c, fPol1yJ. ROW Z: George Zixnmerman, g, fZixnjg Brant Seymoure, famous reiereeg Victor Poppy, sub, Charley Smith, f,'fI-Iookerj. The latter met death in a tragic hunting accident in 1914. Credit for this picture and item go to Mrs. Paul Price and Keith Krippner. . Jody, Marion, and Doris Four Sophies Olie and his chair Bicycling Gang at Mawhortei-'s Bob Haney and pals Senior Girls