Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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OUR NEWEST SPORT (Left to right) Marvin, Guild, Johnson, Warren, Frost, Leonesio, Pownall, Miller, Hicks, Hemmerling, Hunt, Bickham, Reeves, Jones, Struve, Bramkamp and Coach Carey. Banning-Beaumont Dual Meet: Banning 77, Beaumont 27. Hemet Relays—Hemet 59, Riverside 38, Corona 14, Banning 9. R. C. L. Meet, Perris—Hemet 69, Perris 36, Banning 15. Our first venture in track turned out successful. Our 880 relay team, composed of Guild, Frost, Hemmerling and Leonesio, circled the track twice in the time of one min. 40 sec. for first place in the county meet. They will all be here next year, and we will expect great things from them. At the Perris meet Pownall made points in the half mile and mile; Hicks in the 440 and mile, Leonesio in the relay and 440, and Frost in the relay and 220. Nearly all of the team will be here next year, s0 “here’s hoping. As editor of Athletics, I wish to take this opportunity to thank our Coach, and at the same time I know that every person in this school is behind me in thanking him for what he has done. We want football, and let us have it. Why cannot Banning be the first to take it up? Rede, 20e (Page Twenty-seven)

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BASKETBALL HEAVYWEIGHTS—Guild (F), Reeves (F), Hemmerling (F), A. Hicks (C), Cothran, Capt. (G), Frost (G), Struve (G), H. Hicks (G), Warren (G). LIGHTWEIGHTS—Jost (F), Bickham (F), Gilman (G), Johnson, Capt. (G), Leonesio (G), Hunt (C). PRACTICE GAMES HEAVYWEIGHTS LIGHTWEIGHTS Banning Beaumont ...... 13 Banning........ 10 Riverside ...... 13 Banning... Beaumont ......15 Banning........ 6 Riverside ......36 Banning... Riverside ...... 105) Banning Riverside ...... 28 Banning Elsinore ........ 14 Banning Elsinore ........ 8 Banning... San Jacinto... 6 Banning.. San Jacinto....16 | Banning... Beaumont Banning.. Beaumont ....... 2 | Banning........ Perris ..... Banning.. Perris Banning........ Hemet Banning Hemet .... Banning BIythe. fox. Banning. Elsinore Banning........ San Jacinto....11 Totales SZ Ga) ueeeee tenes 73 Totalee sn Be) MING UENL aoa 62 Our teams fought all the time and finished third in the R. C. L. This entitled us to enter the cup playoffs where we suffered defeat at the hands of the Blythe quintet. Page Twenty-six

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Forwards, Laura Mary Hauverman, Rita Hansen; guards, Theil McKinney, Katherine Hicks; running center, Margaret Sullivan; jump center, Frances Bigley. Subs—Arol McKinney, Bernice Wood, Mildred Pomeroy, Betty Mixsell, Martha Mixsell, Edith Mixsell, Louise Mason, Eleanor Oechsli. Coach—Miss Shideler. Captain— Margaret Sullivan. —F. A. B., ’26. WHAT MR. MOORE HAS TO SAY Athletics, which is a part of the physical education program, does not need any argument for its defense. The real side of the physical education program which is to play the important part in the future, is the development of all the pupils. In the past too much time has been spent on a few individuals, so a strong team could compete for the school. The present program is changing to that of contests between the various classes in one school. Physical education when taught correctly, is expected in the near future to be established on such a basis; that the educational leaders who now are of the opinion that physical education is of all the subjects the one which has the most to do with “character training.” The one interesting thing to keep an eye on, at the present time, is the development of the physical education program. It is finding and making a valuable place in the school curriculum. H. W. MOORE (Page Twenty-eight)