Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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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.

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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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OO O GIRLS' SPORTS The girls' athletics for the school year have consisted of a variety of different games. In the lower organization games they conducted relays, played dodge hall. end ball. streets and alleys, and newcomb. Of the high- er organization games they took part in volley ball. The girls in the physical education class, part of whom are not in the picture. are as follows: Marjorie Ballard, Hazel Bauer, Berneice Brown, Frances Cummings. Phyllis Davis. Margaret Hazelwood. Florence Henley, Denzle Hinshaw. Emma Alice Hinshaw, Emma Jane Horton, Martha Jessup, Wilma Meyer. June Moore. Virginia Moore. Wilma Neal, Violet Powell, Maxine Ross, Betty Smith, Virginia Smith. Dena Vaughn Staf- ford, Mary Alice Vair. Naomi Watkins. Caroline Barker. Leanna Barker, Doris Beery, Mary Bender, Ruth Alice Carey, Estalouise Cox, Ramona Davis, Irene Gamble. Mary Gordon. Ruth Esther Hill, Josephine Moore, Mary Nichols, Betty Sumner. tBASKETBALL CONTINUED? SEASON RECORD ' Lost 9 - Won 9 County Tourney Westfield, 185 Sheridan, 34. Sectional Tourney Westfield, 113 Carmel, 23. The Shamrocks had a season's record of 9 victories and 11 defeats. Two losses came in tournament play. The very strong Sheridan quintet proved too much for the Green and White clad boys by defeating them in the first round of the county tourney by' a 34-18 score. Carmel, the county champions, overcame the Westfield team in Sectional play, 23 to 11. Coach Moore's charges were slow in getting started this season. Several games were lost. By mid-season the boys began to click and things picked up. The team was small, but continued effort and determination began to reap reward.