Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Qo -mi A. J. Parsons (coach), Jerome Bleck, Willis Schlaak, Robert Steinborn, George Kay, Eugene Roeper, Gene Abraham The fall season proved to be quite disastrous for the golf team. Several of the matches were literally washed out, as Mr. Weatherman insisted on throwing a shower on days specified for golf matches. The Red Devils, coached by Mr. Parsons, were consequently able to participate in only five matches, and they salvaged just one victory from the lot, this being over Riley of South Bend. This spring the golf team played another schedule, which will be recorded in the 1949 Elstonian. 27

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7e4wUA--19Jl7 Row 1: Die Davis, Lyle Lee, Bob Averitl. Row 2: Dan Nespo. Bob Burnham. Coach Wegner, John Sweeney, Tom Grieger. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS It took eleven years for M. C. H. S. to become the conference tennis champions, but that feat was finally accomplished. The Red Devils previously consistently held second place, but the team of 1947 would not be denied. Much of the credit belongs to Mr. Griffin, since he worked tirelessly with the boys for two years. The title might easily have been won last year but for the declaring of the first three players ineligible after the first three matches, which they had won easily. Mr. Wegner, who took over the coaching duties when Mr. Griffin became ill, added that vital something that helped the team win the title. Michigan City 5 Michigan City 5 Michigan City 5 Michigan City 5 Michigan City 3 CONFERENCE Mishawaka 0 Ft. Wayne 0 Goshen 0 Riley 0 Central 2 SCHEDULE Michigan City 4 Michigan City 4 Michigan City 5 Michigan City 5 — Elkhart 1 — Adams 1 — La Porte 0 — Hammond 0 21!