Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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EDC 5U6Ctl705CODC Second Team Seconds Finish Season with 1000 per cent Average The second team played five scheduled games this year and won all of them. Their opponents were Monrovia, Paragon, Seconds, Stilesville, Cloverdale and Manual Seconds. Monrovia proved to be a tough opponent and the Seconds were forced to scrap every second of play for their one point victory. The rest were easy and all were defeated by comfortable scores. The second team is often given insufficient consideration by the majority of fans, but a few know what the subs have to stand during the entire season. They must face the first team every evening and must take all the knocks, kicks etc. which come their Way. It is this group of youngsters who keep the first team in fighting condition and too much credit cannot be given them for their part in helping M. H. S. to put forth a victorious five. This is the first year that the entire squad have been awarded sweaters for their services. This year the seconds received sweaters identical to those of the First team. Congratulations seconds, you sure earned them. Summary of the Season Continued our game for the twelfth. Feb. IS, Oh you kid, did you see what Martinsville did to Anderson? Vlfell read this 39 to 22 in favor of M. H. S. Anderson made only six field goals. Where's the guy that said that Anderson was super human? Feb. 25, Finished up our schedule by walloping Greencastle 42 to 24. How's that for a record to be envied? Only five defeats and no two of them by the same team.

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H W 11-liueteen 1bunore'o Eweutig time GIRLS' BASKET BALL TEAM Front Row: Rutledge, Hubbard, Bain, Shireman. Rear Row: Kinnenian, Gibbs, Petro, Tilford. Bennett. Basketball as a sport for girls is rap'dly uaining favor among the students of Martinsville High. However the girls are not allowel as nuch time for practice the boys nor do they have a regularly paid coach. The girls got a poor start this year having the use of the gym only two days a week and then only at noon Neither did they have a coachg it was a very dis-organized team which journeyed to Monrowie to enter the camp of the strong Monrovia team. Therefore it was not much of a surprise when the girls come back with an over- whelming defeat hovering over them. Howex er after this game our friend When G. inter- vened in behalf of the girls and volunteered his services as coach. Under his tutoring tho team improved rapidly and in the next game. the one with Center Grove, the girls turned in a 12 to 4 victory. The results of VVhen's strategy were again shown when the girls held Mon- rovia to a one point victory in a hard fought game. At that Martinsville scored more field goals than Monrovia but the victors won their game on fouls. The Juniors walked off with the class tourney winning from the Sophs in the final game 17 to 5. Here's to next year girls. Let's turn out a Wonder Five. Summary of the Season Continued players but cannot take home the hzleon. Good gzune though, 'lin-ch, :ind some yelling. lieb. 4, M. ll. S. students eliarter II special enr to take them to Mooresville to see the slaughter. lrlfll. 5, Morgantown Comes over full of confidence but loses 53 to 13. Conch Glenn Curtis refereed and one enthusiastic lllorgnntown ian announced that the referee threw the ganie. Feb. 9, Great gloom over entire town. Coach lYae'ner of lirzmlfclin rnnecls

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