Wayland HIgh School - Eclipse Yearbook (Wayland, IA)

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C THE ECLIPSE ] 19212) ) PAUL McCLINTIC This was also Big John ' s first year as a first team man and we are glad to say that he has made good. As any of his opponents, upon the Basketball floor will readily admit he is as tough as wire, as ac- tive and wary as a wild cat — all of which are essential qualities of a good guard. It was largely through these qualities of his that many scores were saved, thus making the baskets shot by his teammates count for more. Paul is a Junior and is in line for more Big time stuff next year. Basketball Record for 1921-22 Wayland (here) 59 vs. Pleasant Lawn 7 Wayland (here) 24 vs. Crawtortlsville 16 Wayland (here) 34 vs. Brighton 12 Wayland (here) 41 vs. Wapello 19 Wayland (there) 44 vs. Amsworth lb Wayland (here) 29 vs. New London 21 Wayland (there) 28 vs. Mediapohs i Wayland (there) 25 vs. Wapello -J Wayland (here) 57 vs. Wellman 14 Wayland (there) 19 vs. Crawfordsville 17 Wayland (there) 14 vs. Brighton 15 Wayland (here) 56 vs. Kalona Wayland (there) 2 9 vs. Huron 14 Wayland (there) 47 vs. Richland 29 Wayland (here) 47 vs. Huron Wayland (there) 28 vs. New London 26 Wayland (here) 66 vs. Richland 21 Wayland (here) 88 vs. Ainsworth 16 Wayland (there) 34 vs. Mt. Pleasant 16 TOURNAMENT GAMES Wayland (at Mt. Pleasant) 14 vs. Mediapolis 13 Wayland (at Mt. Pleasant) 21 vs. Fairfield 11 Wayland (at Mt. Pleasant) 14 vs. Burlington 9 Wayland (at Mt. Pleasant) 12 vs. Albia 15 Wayland (at Mt. Pleasant) 13 vs. Ft. Madison 15 Wayland Total 843 Opponents Total 397 Page Fifty-seven —

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lC THE ECLIPSE -1922 ] RALPH STUART Butch was the high scorer of the team and this in itself gives one a good idea of how quick and fast this speed demon really is. Visiting teams say that he has the bad habits of shooting baskets at any angle, from any place, and of never staying covered up. This is Ralph ' s third year and we are glad that, he will be back next year as a nucleus for another winner. LEO MAGDEFRAU This was Paddy ' s first year on the team but we do not offer any apology for his playing, for it needs none. The fact that W. H. S. usually got the first basket was because of the fact that Paddy ' s feet seemed to forget all about the laws of gravity. A dogged stick-to-it-ive- ness with a confidence that never flagged was one of the characteristics that Leo gave to the team. He has two more years of Basketball ahead of him and is another of next year ' s veteran pill-tossers. PAUL HENSS When one thinks of Paul, the word dependable pops into mind. He is another one of the tall boys who knows how to use his longitude to his own advantage upon a Bas- ketball floor. He plays guard and forward with equal ease and when once he gets the ball, it is on its journey to- ward the basket. He is a sportsman through and through and knows how to take defeat as well as victory and we are glad to say that he is another of next year ' s veterans, hav- ing pla yed for three years. Page Fifty-six-

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THE • ECLIPSE ; 1922 W. H. S. Second Basketball Team Andrew Sehantz Frank Magdefraii Allen Meyer Irvin Rich Clarence Payne Lyle Zelir Clarence Ballard Coach Hoehstettler Page Fifty-eight