Camp San Saba School - Trail Yearbook (Camp San Saba, TX)

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Han .5 'Jaime COUNTY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE MEET LITERARY EVENTS - COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Berta Sue Williams A. J. Leifeste Elizabeth Priest Virginia Appleton Mary Elder Williams Pauline Appleton Dorothy Priest Josephine Appleton Pauline Appleton Addie Lou Wilson Pauline Appleton June Fleming Bennie Dell Williams Addie Lou Wilson First Place First Place First Place First Place First Place First Place Second Place Third Place Second Place Senior Declamation Junior Declamation Essay Wlriting Senior Spelling Arithmetic Contest Junior Spelling H934-J Junior Spelling Sub-Junior Spelling Junior Declamation, - JUNIOR TRACK - COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP D. B. Williams R. V. Turner D. B. Vlfilliams R. V. Turner D. B. Williams Percy Appleton D. B. Williams Percy Appleton A. J. Leifeste R. V. Turner Sidney Parker Camp San Saba Camp San Saba R. E. Blount J. T. Turner R. V. Turner First Place Second Place First Place Second Place 50 yard Dash Junior 50 yard Dash Junior 100 yard Dash Junior 100 yard Dash Junior First Place High Jump Second Place High .lump First Place Relay Second Place Rural Pentathlon PLAYGROUND BALI.. First Place Rural Championship First Place A All-round County Champions John Morgeson Percy Appleton D. B. Williams A. J. Leifeste Audie Turner, Jr. Vaughn Pate Harlon Blount

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5 4lZllllQllLS9 PlHIlYSlIl4IUAlL lIElIDlll4UAllflll1DN At the beginning of school this year there was great interest displayed in the interclass contests in volley ball, always a popular sport. The girls could have ugone placesv but declined to make the game anything but intramural. Virginia, Elizabeth, and Ethel May were the shining lights in this sport. If you happened to be walking by the school last winter and noticed a number of the high school girls with bandages on their Shins, you must have wondered why. They had been playing 4'Shin-upf' Volley ball and basket ball has its good points but these girls like real action. Shin-upi' is similar to football, the main difference being that the ball must be kicked and not touched by the hands unless caught in the air. Usually teammates or opponents' shins received most of the kicking. Berta Sue could really carry the pigskin while Mary Elder and Estelle ran interference. In the Spring when a young manls fancy turns to love and baseball becomes the popular sport, the sound of crashing bats as well as broken hearts could be heard about the campus as the co-eds banged away at the nationls favorite pastime, base- ball. Josephine, a star of last yearls 4'Tenderfoot', team, won a place among such players as Berta Sue, Vivian, and Earlene. Swimming and horseback riding have their places in the lives of these girls.