Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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v, f l 'P--f , -, A f 1 . t V .,.m a 1. 1 rt 1 Right to Left Edward Wallace loc Burns Jack Van Cott, Captain: Marshall Roser, lerry Kat7 Sam Virdm Walt Reimann Walt I-laugh, Gordy Hiller, Dick Looft Bob Schreifer George Weissgerber ' gaagefgaf Wesley hoopsters opened their- 1949-50 sea- son on December 13 with an easy win over Eastern Baptist College. The Blue and White team under the command of Coach John Hamor played its best season in the history of Wesley. Consistent cordswishers for the season were Dick Looft, Captain Jack Van Cott, Walt Haigh, Jerry Katz, and Gordon Hiller. Other spark plugs for the team were Arkie Owen, Ed Wallace, George Weissgerber, Humphrey Schreifer, Joe Burns, Marshall Ro- ser, and Sam Virdin. Most exciting game of the season was the tilt against the Teachers at Salisbury when Wesley Blue Devils rocked their chief opponent to a 33-29 defeat. The guiding spirit of the team was Jack Sea-Cliff Van Cott who served as captain for two of Wesley's major sports this year: soccer and basketball. T 3- Eng .5 3 ' lf! ' v

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fo ,id 'f 'rs 1 Y Right to l,eft, Shirley Stoner. Jacqueline Davis, Gloria Phillips, Anne Bosely, Jacqueline Turner, Esther Sipler, Charlcsla Davis, Lynn Dutton Ofll ell if i'Clear the way for the Blue Devilettesf' So shouted the opponents of Wesley's fast moving girl's basketball team. When Jackie Davis, Phillips, and Captain Sipler started zipping the ball around, there was just no stopping them. Much credit for the very successful season must be given to Coach Louise Frantz whose untiring efforts helped shape the girls into such a fast-moving aggregation. X X il fx ll..- o-11

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