True Confessions About Twirp Season
A first person account of a Twirp date night with BoBo, detailing delays, awkward driving, seating envy, and a post film meal at Goshert's. The narrator describes boyish control, social pressures, and the cost split amid humorous mishaps and a memorable big night.
Pee Wee and Frosh Heavies Win in Dixon Games
Pete Hoogeveen's Pee Wee basketeers defeated Dixon 33 to 19 on February 9 led by McCoy with 11 points. The Frosh Heavies beat Dixon 23 to 22 in a tight finish as John Dillon hit the winning basket in the last five seconds. Dillon and teammates Jack Walters, John Marquis, and Dillon each had five points to share top honors.
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Pete Hoogeveen
Pee Wee Basketeers
Dixon
McCoy
Pee Wee
John Dillon
Jack Walters
John Marquis
Frosh Sophs Defeat Hall Township 48 to 32
SHS Frosh Soph beat Hall Township Frosh Soph 48 to 32 on February 10 for their ninth straight win. The Papooses led 17 to 7 after the first quarter as Don Knight and Barry Musgrove contributed seven and eight points, and Dick Czuprynski totaled eleven with five field goals and a free throw.
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Brandan
Frosh-Soph
Hall Township Frosh-Soph
Papooses
Sterling
Hall
Don Knight
Barry Musgrove
Dick Czuprynski
Mixed teams tournament yields uneven junior-sophomore clashes
GAA hosted a series of intra club matches with sophomores edging seniors 33 to 32 while juniors defeated sophomores 16 to 4 and seniors beat freshmen 26 to 21. Six mixed teams list many players including captains Fenner Wederstrasse Nusbaum Kosier Wilkinson and others.
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Helen Fenner
Jo Anne Kunde
Shirley Ladenberger
Barb DeZuba
Delores Maass
Marilyn Matznick
Sue Hey
Pat Batcheller
Sally Mosher
Mary Saillard
Carolyn Lathrop
Joan Bellman
Carol Mortenson
Shirley Wederstrasse
Pat Forquer
Shirley Humphrey
Mary Snavely
Jean Sterenberg
Ann Farrer
Margaret Lair
Nancy Forquer
Joyce Scott
Beth Meyers
Jo Cole
Ruth Kimball
Lois Kraft
Lola Nelson
Joyce Nusbaum
Mary Jane Bellows
Marilyn Pyse
Donna Bowman
Kay Fishleman
Elaine Siex
Darlene Clark
Gail Flanningam
Anna Lahman
Gwen Burtlow
Mary Lou Horwedel
Wanda Walters
Judy Swain
Phyllis Kosier
Carlanne Ruck
Lillian Wagner
Doris Kunde
Jan Wagner
Nancy Thummel
Pat Howe
Barb Bickford
Deloris McGlaughlin
Leola Clark
Joan Bogott
Phyllis McFalls
Carol Benson
Betty Moorehead
Sue Bucher
Jean Sonneman
Twirp season ends with fun and double dating
The narrator describes a relaxed gathering with friends featuring Canasta at home and a refrigerator raid. They note it was their idea to take the fellows home and reference a conclusion of Twirp season as being enjoyable in a different way. They mention another double date planned for tomorrow night.
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BoBo
LoBo
Goshert’s
Mr. Goshert
OF HEARTS AND FLOWERS
A valentine narrates its life from design to sale to a girl's scrapbook. The piece traces production from artist color choice to printing and packaging, and the anxious hope of being chosen. It concludes with the emotional relief of a warm Valentine day reception and continued life in a dusty scrapbook.
Twirp Season Reminder And Script Ethics
Reminder that Twirp season runs March 17 to 20 and rules prohibit boys asking girls for dates or girls accepting dates. Authors warn violations may affect the Script and call for adherence to boundaries and appropriate conduct during the event.
SHS Warriors Defeat Geneseo in NCIC Victory
The SHS Warriors beat Geneseo Maple Leafs 64 to 39 on February 3. Kenaga led scoring with 17 points, followed by Cliff Garriott with 10 and Jim Galloway, Art Thielen, and Ed Wells each with 9 points.
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Warriors
Geneseo Maple Leafs
NCIC
Maple Leafs
Kenaga
Cliff Garriott
Jim Galloway
Art” Thielen
Ed Wells
Twirp Season Reactions From Local Residents
Bob Peugh plans to stay home while George Wechsler would go out with Bill Stewart. Others joke about staying in, acting out, or spending money. Some commentaries tease the season with light banter and puzzled questions.
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Bob Peugh
George Wechsler
Bill Stewart
Chuck Deets
Dick Huntley
Bob Forward
Norma Miller
Roger Laible
SHS Papooses Rally to Narrow Victory over Ottawa
SHS Frosh Sophs edged Ottawa as Sterling opened scoring and Musgrove led with 14 points on five baskets and four free throws. The game swung with the lead trading hands until SHS pulled away to win 48 to 38.
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SHS Frosh-Soph's
Ottawa
Sterling
Papooses
Musgrove
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True Confessions
Twirp
PEE Wee’s and Frosh Heavies
GAA
Swirp
By Joan Elmendorf
SHS
Geneseo