Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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U16 ttzoph On November 2'l, 1946, Mr. Win Schuler of Marshall donated a trophy to be given to the school in the Twin Valley League that had the best all around record in sports. Years later it was decided to include all conference approved athletics in which three-fourths of the members participated. Last year Adrian managed to edge out East Lansing by 62 to 60 points, when East Lansing was unable to play their last baseball game because of wet weather. The game had been scheduled and rescheduled, but the season was unusually wet. Be- fore the game could be played the school year had ended. If East Lansing had played and won this game against Sturgis, they would have gained the two points needed to tie Adrian for top honors. Marshall has had the trophy four times, which 2 is the most of any of the teams in the Twin Valley League. Marshall won in 46-47, East Lansing in 47-48, Coldwater in 48-49, Marshall in 49-50, 50-5'l, 5'l-52, Lakeview in 52-53, 53-54, and Adrian in 54-55. The points are scored as follows: The four maior sports, football, basketball, baseball, and track, re- ceive T6 points for first place, 'I4 for second, i2 for third, 'lO for fourth, 8 for fifth, 6 for sixth, 4 for seventh, and 2 for eighth. The four minor sports, tennis, golf, wrestling, and swimming, are allowed 8 points for first, 7 for second, 6 for third, 5 for fourth, 4 for fifth, 3 for sixth, 2 for seventh, and T for eighth. The trophy is awarded at the fall meeting of the league.

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12116 Dl20Gl2A111 The Sickle Staff has chosen for the 1956 yearbook the theme, Training for the Race of life. May we request you to note the following pages: The Trophy Honorary Trainer The Backers The Judges The Trainers Compilers Three Year Old Entries The Show A Little Nonsense Two Year Old Entries One Year Old Entries Physical Training Leadership Training Cultural Training The Sponsors Convenient Notes lAlI Sports Trophyl .... l Dedication 1 ......... lBoard of Educationl . . . lAdministration1 .... iTeachersl ..... lSickle Stalfl . . lSeniors1 ..... lSenior Playl .... iSnapsl ...... Uuniorsl ..... lSophomoresl ......... l Athleticsl ........... lClubs and Organixationsl lMusicl .............. l Advertising! . . iAutographsl . . . rH1l'-'z9iii'l3'gf. J' v'i52isah.ie is-....fn -A Hllsliir. r-3i'M-1152651-H1 'Kn Pages 2 3 4 5 6-8 9 10-29 30 31 32-36 37-42 43-60 61 -80 81 -90 91 -1 26 ....127-128 R,

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l1Ol1Gl2Al2 UZAIUGI2 GERALDINE STEWART, B. A. G is for the goodness and wise guidance she shed on us throughout the passing time. E stands for untiring efforts given for us upon beginning our life's climb. R means that she's always gay and radiant with cheerfulness and friendship she's aglow. A shows us ability that's endless, for this a million thanks we now bestow. L is iust because she's such a lady, her characster is far above reproach. D points to her driving sense of duty, her goal of true perfection to approach. I are her ideals uncompromising, her Christian way of meeting each new day. N iust means hernquality of niceness that always seems to chase the blues away. E here stands for everything she's worked on to help us through these last three years of school. S is her sincerity and sweetness and faith in God's own Golden Rule. T is iust because she's always thoughtful with patience far beyond all width and length E means that she sets a fine example, with dignity of manner, quiet strength. W shows us she's wonderful in all things, in anything that she may undertake. A for good advice that's ever Howing to help us choose the path that we should take R points to her special brand of realness, that quality that's found in all too few. T shows that we're grateful and we thank her. This Sickle, Mrs. Stewart, is dedicated to you. Jean Hartwig 3