Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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F ootbail Faobball is probably th: mo at interesting of all the school activities. There is no doutt that it was tie most successful one for I. J. C, this year. The team was new and untrled, bug, after a tie game and il comme of defeats, it Went through the remainder of the season undefeated. ilxe Eldorado granio was the first football game ever won by an I. J. C. team. The taste of victory, although new to us was very sweet. Indeed, we relished it So much that the team real- ized thai nothing short of five consecutive wins would sat sfy us. After having been informed of our desires. the team stepped right out and curled the season tied for second place in the state conference. We wish to put forth the opinion that, had the team hail even a little pre- v ous experience together, it would have had little difficulty in landing in first place. To back this up we offer the fact that after the boys did find their stride no one sucteeded in stopping them. The members of the teim, with two excep- t'on f, were all freshmen. Some had had but little experience, and at least one had neve' plfyed before. Lack of experience didn't fecm to hamper them. though, for in a few short weeks all went about their work like veterans. F.ve of the men made the all-conference teanis. Featherngrill was the unanimous choice for center. The other men selected for positions on the hon- orary team were Brooks, Crane, Hamlin, and O'Neil. Dolly Crane captained the eleven and more than did his share in keeping up the morale of the team. His litile playmate from Elgin, Tato' Brooks, was elected captain for rext season. Brooks, by the way, was liiqh scorer in the conference. O'Hrien was the only man on our team to Qualify for il second letter. Much of the credit for the very successful season is due to the gallant effort and untiring service of Mr. Kirby, aided by Mr. Harter, These two faculty members took a group of men unaccustomed to playing with each other and made of it a smooth-working, hard-hitting football machine. Too much cannot be said in praise of the coaches. We are looking forward with the best of hopes to next season. Most of this ycar's men are returning. Several men who were prominent on the high school team intend to enroll with us. The team will be well captaincd and coached. Last, but not by any means least, the team has' proved that it can win, and the student body will not be satisfied with a mediocre eleven. With the memory of this past season's success fresh in their minds, next years grid- sters will undoubtedly go into the season willing only to win. Page 132 3 :infix ini' M114 1- 1 3 in 1 aiuiwioiuivi- it 1 3- io?--it-Lei Vishnu- V1--v T H E I N K A N Q If l L 28....i.-....