1940 Cedrus Yearbook

Wilson, Foster, Rigio, Taylor, Reed, Rinehard, Brill, Guthrie, Haynie, M. Flory, Logan, Lott, Hartman, Galey, Thomas, Northup, R. Flory, L. Flory, Geake, (Mgr.), Coach Miller, Gillespie, Wiseman, Brown, Roberts, McNeal,-raTianagh-, Linton, Thompson (Director of Physical Education.) BASKETBALL Seemingly by way of proof to some of those who doubted the strength of the Cedarville Yellow Jackets, the same team that rode to victory last year, early began to again erase any doubt from the minds of the most skeptical as to their true worth. Kavanagh, Roberts, Brown, McNeal, and Wiseman began the year in their customary manner, but a series of mishaps and changes soon put the names of Linton, Hartman, Moore, and Thomas on the line-up. It was especially after the half year that the team developed into a well-organized squad and settled down to the task before them. It is doubtful if any coach can boast of a squad of equal potentialities, and much credit is due Miller for his efforts in the development of plays which best suited his men. Highlights of the season include a victory at Otterbein, a memorable trip to Miami University, the ever-to-be-remembered Homecoming game with Holbrook, a thrilling over time game with Wilberforce that ended in victory and the final game, when "Lanky" Roberts, our graduating star, showed why he and "Tuny" Kavanagh won Honorable Mention as forwards on the Associated Press' myth- ical All-State Team. Harold Thomas, Sports Editor. 1 I ,