Barstow High School - El Desierto Yearbook (Barstow, CA)

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xx ' - V ' . , . We finally had our team- in ' shape, Victorville had to cancel the en- gagement onaccount of the fluffy - i 'AIfI'aHg'9I1f1Q1il3S 'Were then made for a tennis tournament to be helditwol Weeks-later. April eleventh the omatch was held at Vic- torville. In the doubles 'Victorville Won With games 6-3 and 6-4 m the jfirsttwo sets. B. U, H. S. Was represented by Johnson and Mulcahy. + y n Q s b ' '- In the singles Barstow took all the honors, the score being 6-4 and 6-2 in the 'first and third sets. This, the only Victory of the -day, ,Was Won' by Mulcahy. p. f , After thetournament the boys rounded up their baseball ideas and baseball has been the game for many Weeks. -Victorville sur- prised us with a challenge' to a game of indoor or' armory ball, and although the practice was brief, We met them May eighth on the 'Barstow' diamond. Throughoutthe game the cheering was enthus-- 'iastic onnboth sides. The B. U. H. S. boys Were at their best, and iinthe last inning the score read 19-25 in favor of Barstow. l, B This Was' the last game of the season. .. - Miss McNeese Cin Modern Historyj-Who intrduced the Dodge Bill? ' Charles B.-The Dodge brothers. ' ' 9 Page Forty

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3 iwhlch they will take 1n the- events f 'C' 'parmgoh' Orr' Q. Q ceding the Annual Play and they are now pre f ,Q o ommencement W rWherever the 0I'ChGSt1'3 has appeareid it has been enthusiastical 1y,,reCeIYed These public appearances have 'gwgh the' fowngpleo some 'conception-of what the High School 1S doing, 'i T f A 7 ,. We hope that the orchestra of this year Will furnish a' inugleus and .incentive for a larger and better orchestra in the futurefahd We ,Sincerelyiatrust that 'the good Work begunlwill be continued in the, yearsto come.M In ' l ' r ' .4 . , ' , , I - , A 1 V , . Qmfyzafff . ' f' 1 x 1 BOYS' BASKET BALL TEAM The students were very slow in taking hold of athletics this Year, but during the height of the basketball season they became quite enthusiastic. The first game was played between the Juniors and Sophomores March eleventh. There was great excitement on each side, as the teams were quite evenly matched. The victory Went to the Juniors, however. The first of the year Victorville challenged us to a game of basketball, and We practiced every day to prepare for it. When Page Thirty-Nine

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