Camdenton High School - Laker Yearbook (Camdenton, MO)

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THE Tllllll INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS A new and successful experlment ln Camdenton H1gh School th1s school year was a system of lntramural games for all of the students Th1s afforded everyone an opportunlty for fr1endly competltlon and healthful exerclse Teams were selected by numbeung to HVOld factxons of strong players all ln one team Junlor hlgh groups were d1v1ded 1nto ones two and threes and Semor hlgh ac cordmgly The groups were also separate lnto boys groups and glrls group Teams played alternately That 1S the boys played one week and the glrls played the next week Scores and team averages were kept from week to week and posted on the bullet1n board Schedules also were kept posted Scores were kept 1n three sports Although several experxmental basketball games were played and not recorded The sports scored were volleyball aerial tenms and servlce ball The threes were flrst ln the Senlor hlgh glrls group wlth 18 pomts The twos won second Wlth 16 pomts and the ones were last wlth 14 pomts Randolph worked wlth the ones Mr Krng wlth the twos and M1 Hale wlth the threes In the Junlor H1gh School the boys threes won wxth 16 pomts Ones and twos t1ed for second w1th 10 pomts each The glrls two s won wlthout a defeat 1n any game w1th 18 pomts The one s were second w1th 10 pomts and the threes last wlth 8 pomts Total team averages for both boys and glrls Jumor and Senlor H1gh find the two the wlnners wlth a team total of 64 pomts The threes were second wxth 58 pomts and the ones last wlth 46 po1nts Th1s lntramural schedule has been of great help 1n the field of student use of lelsure t1me as well as offermg sportsmanshlp tralnxng and phys1c1al develop ment Camdenton hlgh school edeavors at all tlmes to glve 1ts youngsters a vxell rounded complete program of mental and physlcal development fac1l1t1es Sponsors of these groups guided them and supervised play each day. Mr.

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T118 TIQHP BASEBALL Back row left to rxght Tommy Edwards Gllbert Shlpman G1 n Blaxr Wxlllam Jones Gene Cam Marvm Long Harley Whxte Second row left to rlght Mr Hale Wayne Huddleston Donald Laurle Farrell Draper B111 Newton Homer Knapp Mr Breuer Flrst row left to rlght Roscoe Laurxe James Crane Melvm Stoner LeRoy Rog ers Cllnton Ruble Wallace Roofener Jack Morgan The baseball team dxd not play many games thls year The team played in the Cnty League last fall and was one of the hlgh rankmg teams The school dld not seek any outside games wlth the hope of taklng up the game ln the sprlng but the weather condltlons prevented 'he team from worklng out much thls sprmg Very few hxgh schools played softball and consequently we could not get many games Mr Hale ls Coach of the team thls year From all mdlcatlons the team w1ll be plenty snappy when the boys do start playmg Many new faces are on the team thls year Baseball m our school IS more of a school game

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THB TIQSP SERVICE BALL Talk about fun and more fun we r ally have rt in Service Ball Everybody can play it It does not require a great deal of sk1ll and you can hit the ball Wlth your head knees fists or any other part of the body It can be returned on the first bounce and may be vxlleyed as many times as desired Th1S is a very popular game at our parties and picnics The entlre group can play at one tlme The big little old young fat lean s1ss1es school marms and everybody enJoys it We really l1ke It and It is a great factor rn the actlvltes of our school TABLE TENNIS Table Tennis IS rapidly becoming a popular sport 1n our school The stu dents enjoy playing table tenn1s durlng the free period at the noon hour at partles and before and after school Thls popular sport is not for developmg champions but IS to provide amusement and recreation for the students Our school has four sets of equlpment and we hope to get four more sets Thrs game has been a big factor IH developmg sportsmanship Some of the outstandrng players are S nlors James Crane Virginia Roach Melv1n Stoner J unrors Jack Morgan Sophomore Joe Roe Wayne Huddleston VOLLEY BALL Volley ball as played today IS an interesting game Our students enjoy playing rt very much It is very popular durlng the free period Volley ball is one of our major sports in thle Intramural program The school IS d1v1dcd are lncluded in the program The game 1S popular because many students can play It at the same time Some of the better players rn each class are Seniors James Crane Guy White Roscoe Laurle Donald Laurle Vlrgle Casey Hazel Long Virginia Roach Wanda Wrlllams Juniors Clinton Ruble Wallace Roofener Jack Morgan B111 Newton LOIS Newton Patr1c1a Heavlmer Sophomore Wayne Huddlesfon B111 Jones Gene Kam C1n1ta Stoner Margaret Cumper Bernadlne Helms Sylvia Finley Freshmen Harley White Marvin Long Tommy Edwards Glenn Bla1r Bobby Falrall Clifford Edwards B111 Brownfield Catherme Atke son Juamta Anthony Patrlcra Vlncent La Rue Laurle Al1ne Laurre Dolores Llbby Hazel Davls Bertha Roofener Ruth Myers Helen Anderson Je aldene Bunch Gracie Nalls Helen Taylor DARTS The old school keeps up the good work by providing more and better equrp ment for us each year We now have a dart board baseball game etc that we play Several sets of darts are available for the students and the most popular game is the baseball game Th1S IS played like regular baseball on a marked cork board field Darts are thrown and strike fouls home runs and hits all count ln the same manner as baseball Eighteen or twenty players may play at one tlme Anyone can play the game and it IS lots of fun Thanks to the good old school for thls great sport y S . . . u . ' - . . 1 , J 1 2 v : . .i 1 7 7 S . : v . . . , . I : , . 7 Y 1 ' ' . in teams and a double round robin schedule is Worked out. Four major sports . . . y ' , . - ' , - . . , l I , X Y Y. - ' Z . . , H y 2 ' . . 1 ' 3 . 1 . l . . Z . Y . 7 . ' ' Q . , ,. . . 7 . - y . - U , U ,,,, 1 I 1 7 7 I r I 7 ' - , , -1