Wayne High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Good Hope, OH)

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iii- ,- MQ'-fs ,li '31 X ,,L,,, - Front Row-tTeamJ Sollars, r. Q.: Anderson, l. f.g Sesslar, r. f., Capt.g Smith, 1, g.: Braden, r. g. Back Row-tsubstitutionj Gordon, 1. f.: D,a.rlington, r. c.g Rite, Mgr.: Hays, regularg Perry, Mgr.: Blizard, r. C.: Mr. Lundy, Coach. , GIRLS' BASKET BALL Playing their opening gmne of the season witl1 Madison Mills as their opponents, the girls' basketball team played with deter111inat.io11. The Wayne team niet sorrow- ful defent by a margin of one point. Developing fast under Coach Lnndy's i11- struetions they had a good chanee to win the f0lll'I1flIIl0llt. Losing four of their regulars on aeeount of the IIIUIIIPS, they had only six players with which to e11ter the f-0Ul'll2l,lIl8llt. The gllllli? was lmrd fought, with every player doing her best llll'0llgll0l1t the gmne. ' 39

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A 1 ,. 15,1 I-ff , '11 'F I Back Row-tSubstitutionJ Collopy, Coach: Smith, 1. g.g Rife, 1. g.: Corzatt, r. S-I Bonham, 1. f.: Patton. Mgr. Front Row-tTeaml Bonham, r. f.g Riley, r. g.: Junk, c.g Geesling, l. g.: Sollars, l. f., C21-DI. BOYS' BASKET BALL lVith four letter men left around whit-li to build al team Com-h Collopy developed il temn whit-la won four out of eleven games. The season was opened with Mc-Clain lligh as opponents for the Purple and Gray quintet. Sillllillltllkl, Lees Creek, and the Ahnnni were also opponents outside the Fayette County League. Wayne went into the t0lll'Il2ll1l0lll' with only Uaptaiin Sollairs of the main five left, the relnaindel' oi' the team being off with the mumps. LL 38 . ILA..-:

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. --, I l'-153 3: 5 Bi ' x Back Row-Collopy, Coachg Patton, Mgr.: tSubstitutionJ Rodgers, c.gX Craig. 1. f.g Junk, lregularl r. f.g Blizard. C. f.: Smalley, 2nd b.g Rife, p.g Eckle, 3rd b. Front Row'-Thornton. c. f.g Reno, 3rd b.g tTeamb Smith. c. f.g Bonham, ss.: Riley, c., Capt.g Corzatt. End b.p Sollars, p.g Bonham, l. f.g Rife, lst b.g Nlorrison, Ill3SCOt . BASEBALL lYith f0lll' viotorivs and ono ilvfoat tho Wnyiiv lligh nim- wc-re hohling sa-voncl plnvv nt tho vlosc of the svnson. The luoys got oft' with ai fine start, winning from Mnilison Mills, with ai soon- S-ll. This was ii fast sind exciting gznno, although thc- Mnilison nino were fm' out-4-lnssc-ml. Nc-xt Blooininglmrg l'1llll0 to mlofvnt ly tho fast work of the lVaynv ninv to tho tnnc- of 10-3. Wnynv thvn trokvd to Jc-l'for- sonvillo, nu-oting' one of tho strongest tennis in the vonntyg Isnt novorthe-loss XYu,y11o lmrongrlit clown the foo to il score of 10-ti. Following this Pnrovi' Wayne- wont into tho vonnty t0lll'llil.Ill0lll, flofvaiting Madison Mills 18-0. This gave them the right 1.1 me-vt .lc-ffvrsoixvillv, tho winnm-rs of thv Jvt't'v1'som'ill0-Bloomingllnrg ganw. Un Muilny 2li'l'01'll00ll the-so two foes met in one of the most exciting gamios of tho soalson. XVIIXIISMS nine, n little off color, wont clown to clofont of 5-4. This mirlc-cl :i :lll't't'SSflIl sc-nson with tho Wuyno lads rlosoi-ving all the orvclit givvn tlwm. 40 L..-