College High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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ie? The Bulldog, 1931 at H rack av College High entered the 1931 track season with a strong well balanced track squad. Although there was the loss of several point men in the last year's graduation class, the Blue and White team maintained its high standing in the track meets. This year about forty-five fellows went out for the track squad. Dobby and his two student coaches, Joe Livingston and Earnest Watkins rounded out a balanced track team. Several new boys came out for track. These boys are members of the squad. These inexperienced fellows showed that they could gather in the points as well as some of the most experienced men. This year Dobby will lose several of his track men in the graduating class of '3l. Lester Stroh, Duke Adams, Donald Moody, Harold Swanson and Wayne Powars will graduate, and their places will be hard to fill: but there are under classmen coming up to fill their places. College High will be able to keep up the pace they have been setting on the track field. This year College High took the Weld County meet by a large margin. Vernon Higgins and 'ADutch Kelimoff, sophomores at College Hi, were high point men at the meet with 15 points each. Vernon Higgins won his high school C when he was still in Junior High. Kelimoff is new at College High this year. Because of Dobby's coaching and the sportsmanship and team work of the fellows, College High pushed out into the lime light of sports during the school year of 1930-31. C'Hr4SI?F-Y

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The Bulldog, 193 1 February 30. College High 34: Erie 13. By getting a fast start College High defeated Erie on the Erie floor with the score of 34 to 13. This is the first time College High has won from Erie in a conference game on Erie's floor. Wayne Powars and Duke Adams played a creditable game with Chuck Johnston leading in the scoring. The Bulldogs remained the only undefeated team in the conference. Again the man to man defense confused Erie's players so that they were unable to find the goal. . March 13. College High 18: Johnstown 10. After College High won the Platte Valley title, they were eligible to play in the district tournament. The Blue and White team drew a bye in the first round of play. ln the second they drew for their opponent Johnstown. This was a fast game but the Bulldogs were never in the small end of the game. The final score was 18 to 10. . March 13. College High 18: Longmont 27. By defeating Johnstown, College High played Longmont for the cham- pionship. College High did not keep up the good work, and fell before the opposing team, which outplayed them and outfought them. The game was slow from start to finish, and only in flashes did the Bulldogs show their old style of playing. March 14. College High 20: Fort Collins 22. After losing to Longmont, College High played Fort Collins for run- ner-up. In this game the Bulldogs came back to their old style of playing and gave Collins a game they will long remember. College High, in the third quarter was nine points ahead of their oppon- ents, but with the old fight that Collins is noted for, they came back and downed College High 22 to 20. This game closed the basketball season for the College High Bulldogs. 571147039

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G. A. OFFICERS MARGARET COLVIN President PAULINE C. POOUE Sponsor BERYL JOHNSTON Vice-President MONICA SMITH S ecretary- Treasurer B. A. OFFICERS DONALD MOODY President J. S. DOUBENMIER Sponsor HAROLD SWANSON Vice-President WAYNE POWARS Secretary- Treasurer The Bulldog, 1931 f'W490Fi'9