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  Coach Clarissa Williams is the skipper of the Red and Blue
basketeers and through her stable coaching they have won the
high honors achieved this year. Miss Williams has been the girls'
cage coach for seven years and always places first class combi?
nations upon the hardwood floor.

  Captain Francis, leader of the high girls this year, was the
stumbling block for all of the other clubs. Ray is very tall and
easily got the tip-off on the other clubs, which meant quite a bit
in some of their contests.

  Irma Jeffers, veteran forward on the Red and Blue squad,
played fine on visiting courts but did not show up so well on the
home court.

  Elenora Bick starred at the guard post this season. Elenora
was captain of last year's sextet.

  The Pierce sisters, Lucille and Louise, were stalwart forwards
on the Red and Blue and never failed to show plenty of class in
any contest.

  Helen Poindexter had no trouble in receiving a berth on this
year's fine combination after playing so well at Enslow Junior.
Dorothy Poynter saw her first year of action this season after
successfully playing forward on the Central sextet.

  Hattie Hurt displayed a whirlwind of speed this year at the
guard post.

  "Tiny" Harmon, another yearling, started at the forward post
for the Red and Blue tossers despite her small size.

  Marie Scarberry was a shining light at the guard position.
Marie did not play the first part of the year.

  Hazel Sumpter, who alternated at forward and center for
the high girls, ranked high among the leading scorers this year.

  Gladys Clark, who played on the Lincoln Junior champion
six last year, saw much action at the guard post.