Blandinsville High School - Crest Yearbook (Blandinsville, IL)

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Sept. 19, Carthage Sept. 26, La Harpe Oct. 3, Media Oct. lO, Hamilton Oct. 17, Academy Oct. 24, Warsaw Oct. 31, Industry Nov. 7, La Harpe Nov. ll, Rosevill Plymouth Hamilton Good Hope Industry Academy Adair La Harpe Colchester Good Hope Industry Carthage War s aw Dallas City La Harpe Colchester Carthage A 9 1? qi? igatreif FOOTBALL SCORES Opponent B'ville 6 7 O 13 6 14 6 7 O 20 12 20 O 40 O 13 e 19 O BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent B'ville 27 26 28 21 27 Bl 38 52 12 24 20 30 23 30 27 21 8 63 14 39 36 22 22 37 39 49 43 22 32 25 27 3O

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N 1 'i 1 Although track hasn't been completed the following lettermen are back, Donald Shugartb wayne Souleg Donald Brandon, Arthur Wilson, Paul York, Dean Barker, George Flower, Relly Fowler, Richard Hainline, Donald Kempher, Marvin Hornbaker. Others who will probably place are Jimmy Guynn, Bill Hungate and Leroy Minneman. On April 17th there will be a quadrangular meet at Carthage including Blandinsville, LaHarpe, Colusa and Carthage. This is really a meet to prepare the track boys for the Lamoine Valley Conference to be held April 28th. 'The County track meet will be held the following Friday, May lst. In the Lamoine Valley Conference track meet and in the McDonough County track meet medals will be given to those winning lst, 2nd, and 5rd, Those winning 4th and 5th will be given ribbons. At the last part of basketball season, Coach Hosxe Scott resigned and moved to Carthage to take a similar job there. Mr. Dechow, the principle, coached the boys the rest of basketball season and did a fine job. Mr. Webb coached the track team. The scores of the Blandinsville basketball team of tournament games are as follows: County tournament: Opponent B'ville Academy 20 33 Bushnell 28 29 Colchester 25 59 Bardolph 31 39 Stronghurst district tournament: Good Hope ll 55 Bardolph 23 26 Stronghurst 44 36 Monmouth Regional tournament: Colchester 59 27

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H el- .E 133 ', -Vg -55. f K G'nApAo I The G. A. A. was organized five years ago by Miss Elizabeth Martin and is now under the direction of Miss Virginia Hargrove. The following members were elected to office for l94le1942. President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Taylor Vice President . . . . . . . . . . Mary Argenbright Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . Marjorie Banks The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest in sports and athletics among the girls of the classes in school. It provides competition in sports among its members and with other clubs in the state. During the summer a group of ten girls went on a five day bicycle tour to Nauvoo, Illinois. Miss Mary Kimbrough directed the tour. The club held their initiation service on Novem- ber 28 and twelve new members were initiated into the club. A supper was served by the old members following the formal service. The G. A. A. sent two delegates to the District G. A. A. Camp located at Lake Bloomington. These girls were Betty Taylor and Mary Argenbright. Here they re- ceived instructions and ideas for use in.our local club, Among the girls physical education classes an 5EEi5iiyiSee?i35St3Ei211 3Btetwgeheoiadnhdaiehutiei its April lst. The Sophomores played the Freshmen and it was a Sophomore victory of 22 to 2. The Seniors won over the Juniors after a hard-fought game with a final score of BQ to 19. The champoinship game between the SophomoreE'and Seniors ended in favor of the Seniors, 52 to 4., Players on the winning team were forwards , Fatsy Farris, Marlise Butterfield, Helen Keithley, and Lucille Fisherg guards, Mary Harper, Betty Huston , Marjorie Runner, Margaret Cary, and Marjory Randall.