Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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l First row: Denney, Watters, Whitson, Winston, Second row: Simmons, Lemons, Renshaw. Qirls Basketball Elva Lemons, manager-forward: Lemons, as star of the team, played her second season with W. C. this year. One who never missed a practice, always ready to en- courage her teammates, she was at all times a brilliant and steady player. Jennibelle Renshaw, forward: Jennibelle, with her five feet one, has fooled several opposing players, espcecially her tall adversary from John Tarleton. Margie Whitson, captain-jumping center: Although not very tall, Margie could iump as high as any of 'em. She was a credit to the team because of her sweet dis- position and her clean and consistent playing. Blanche Denney, running center: Denney was always at the right place at the righ time in every practice and game. Keeping in mind the outcome of the game in- stead of her opponent's feelings, she literally fought her way through-. Irene Watters, sub center: Irene, although not playing in all the games, showed 1'eal sportsmanship and a thorough knowledge of the game. Nellie Winston, guard: Nellie was always loyal and ready to go, cheering the other girls on with her pleasant smiles. For being such a consistent player, Nellie was forgiven for not throwing the ball all the way across the court. Let's do our best in this game. Lorene Simmons, guard: Lorene has created sensations as a first-class guard for two seasons on the W. C. team. By fast playing, she was generally just where the ball was. Elva: Where's Jennibelle? Lorr-ne: Yes, and where's the captain? Irene: I wish they would let me in there. Jennibelle: If you'll go to Glee Club, I'll come to practice. Blanche: Let me play forward. MARGIE: Girls, we've just got to win this game.