Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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OO 1 l 1 , BAClK FIELD-Ortwein, half back: Wiseman, full backg Moore, half back, capt.g Revis, quarter back. l LINE--Coers, endg Myers. tackleg Whitmoyer, guardg DeMoss, center: Thistlethwaite, W guardg Ballard, tackle: Beauchamp, end. , BACK FIELD-Nieman, half backg Morford, full backg Lindley, half baokg Goins, quarter- l back. l LINE-Overman, endg Roberts, tackleg Blasser, guard: W. Lassiter, center: Haskett, guardg Cooper, tackieg C. Lassiter, end. Q The Fightin' Irish of the gridiron enjoyed the most successful season l in the history of the school. The Shainrocks were victorious in 6 of 8 games. A giant Manual Clndianapolisb eleven escaped the Green and White I boys by a two point margain, 14-12. The other defeat was by the Plain- , field Boys? School. The highlight of the football campaign was a 20-13 win at the ex- pense of the Noblesville Millers. A win over Warren Central Qlndianapolisj concluded High School football days for eleven seniors. Westfield 1............ .. .... 20 Noblesville ............. -- 13 Westfield --- -U 0 Sheridan ,......,...... ------ 0 W'estfield --- ,-- 6 Plainfield fBoys' Schoolj ---- 19 Westfield --- .... 13 Kirklin ........,......... --- 0 Westfield --- .... 13 Ben Davis ................ --- 0 Westfield --- .... 26 Plainfield CHigh Schoolj ------ 0 Westfield --- .... 12 Manual .................. -- 14 Westfield --- .... 13 Warren Central ......... ---- 0

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W. H. S. THE BAND FIRST ROW-John D. Rayle, Eris Fields, Dorothy Jcan Eberhart, William Small, Mary Jo Irwin, Bobby Davis. SECOND ROW-Emma Jane Horton, Phyllis Willey, Phyllis Garrity, Lois Hammack, Julia Stover, Kathryn Shugart, Wilma Neal, Florence Henley, Charles Merriman, Helen Stultz, Helen Davis, Helen Carey, David Sparks, Hilda Lease, Lois Babb. THIRD ROW'-Martha Whitmoyer, Ralph Jessup, Vivian Moon, Nellie Sue Gunn, Betty Jean Henry, Bobby Whitmoyer, John Henxy Rouoh, Phil Bray, Marjorie Clark, M. Jean Harvey, Ruth Alice Carey, Leona Ray, Wilma Jean Peters, FOURTH-ROW-Mrs. Beelar, Mary Ellen Russell, Carolyn Smith, Mary Evelyn Mor- ford, Jean Daniel, Josephine Moore, F. Jean Harvey, Joan Bowman, Marcus Pass- Water, Ramona Davis, Eileen Heathcock, Fred Wood, Mary Louise Bowman, Richard Russell, Eloise Harvey. FIFTH ROW-Horace Roberts, Harold Bzck, Betty Martin, Leanna Barker, Marcia Tal- bert, Naomi Watkins, Phyllis Davis, Eugene Ballard. The band consists of 59 members. There are 17 clarinets, 10 trumpets, 5 trombones, 4 flutes, '1 piccolo, 4 saxophones, 4 horns, l oboe, 1 bassoon, 1 E-flat clarinet, 1 string bass, '1 baritone, 2' sousaphones, 6 drums. The band participated in the annual district contest at Greenfield, and placed in first division. 'Ilhey are now entitled to go to the state contest which be at Lafayette, May 5. 6 and 7. The band has rated many high honors While under the direction oi Mrs. Beelar. OPERETTA Pickles or In Old Vienna, was the operetta, given by the music department on March lst. The plot centers around Lady Vivian who has lost her child and goes to Vienna every year to look for her. She finds her in a gypsy camp. Two detectives, Bumski and Rumski, and a waitress, Louisa, furnish the humor for the play, The music was furnished by a special orchestra.

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W. H. S. THE BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST TEAM FIRST .ROW-Eugene Beauchamp, guard: Bob Ortwein, guardg Don Smith, for- ward: Noel Revis, center, Deward Moore, guard: Paul Goins, forward. SECOND ROW-Tommy Moore, Coach, Calvin Lassiter, forward, Victor Overman, guard: Elmer Burroughs, guard, Bill Lindley, guardg Joe Haskett, student man- ager. Paul Thistlethwaite, center, is not present. SECOND TEAM FIRST ROW--Elbert Revis, Allen Rodibaugh, James Brookie, Warren Lassiter, John Neiman. SECOND ROW-Tommy Moore, Coach, Morris Randall, Keith Burgess, Raymond Knight, Robert Wise, Joe Haskett, student manager.