Conde High School - Spartan Yearbook (Conde, SD)

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BASKZTBALL With five letter men from the team of U4OU, the Spartan basketball squad started one of the most successful seasons which Conde has seen since HSBN. Winning the first four games of the season from Stratford, Brentford, Doland, and Turton, the team went down in defeat to the conference chamgs of Bath. From then on the Spartans won eleven games and ost ten, making an average of 7376 victory over defeat. Defeating Turton in the first round of the Little Jim Tournament, Conde bowed their heads to Stratford in the se- cond, and finally came home with 3rd place. In the District Tournament at Redfield, the Spartans were defeated by Frank- fort and Rockham, but in a practice Tourney at Northville they placed Srd. There are seven men this year who are awarded WGN letters, they are Miesen, Cleveland, Dahl, Dittman, Reardon, Brown, and White. The first five of these men are graduates and their absence next year will be greatly noticed although there are prospects for a winning team from lower class men. I I V, 1 OPPOSITION PLACE WE THEY STRATFORD CONDE 19 12 BRENTFORD 1 BRENTFORD 51 24 DOLAND r DOLAN 29 25 TURTON TURTON 20 9 , BATH A CONDE 25 26 NORTHVILLE NORTHVILLE 20 16 WBRENTFORD NORTHVILLE 24 32 'NORTHVILLE NORTHVILLE 18 15 GROTON GROTON 24 26 I GROTON OONDE 27 17 BATH BATH 24 26 1 STRATFORD STRATFORD 17 12 BRENTFORD CONDE 22 20 WARNER CONDE 34 15 ATHOL ATHOL 55 27 A TURTON GONDE 15 16 WARNER WARNER 38 22 1 LOGAN CONDE 18 20 . WTURTON WARNER 22 21 'STRATFORD WARNER 15 22 WWARNER WARNER 23 9 LOGAN LOGAN 25 37 ATHOL , CONDE 22 15 'FRANKFORT REDFIELD 18 59 WROCKHAM REDFIELD 13 45 'Denotes Tournaments 64

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5uuu9F a-CJJ4 LMefe 'j,g'1,',,.,W'fa.'f,.. fr-vl3.0.j wfwjj' - BASEBALL 40' The fall of 1940 showed a successful' season for the Spartan baseball team. There were about twenty boys out for baseball, many veterans and some very prospective rookies were sitting on the bench chewing their fingernails and waiting for the chance that was soon to come. After a few practices the team was rapidly taking shape. The new boys were showing some of the very good ball playing that Coach Vincent was looking for and seemed to have found. The first of the fall games was at hgme, and was some- what of an upset by our defeat from Northville. The rest of the season was 1002 perfect, winning every game thereafter played. The teams the Spartans defeated were Northville and Brentford twice and Stratford once. Practices have been limited this spring due to our heavy rains. We have played games with Bath, Northville, Warner, Turton, Brentford and Stratford. M On May 10, the Little Six Conference was held at Stratford where Conde played Bath in the first round. Two trophies were given, one for the fall season and one for the Conference Champions. ' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT With e two year championship lead, five of the first string m 'vf' n, from the Senior Class, downed the Freshics with a score of Skob in the first round of the Conde High School Tournaments Then with a hard fought game the Juniors next defeated the Sophomores with a lead of 10-3. In the consol- ation game the Sophomores took on the Freshmen, winning 21- 16, and then in the finals the Seniors won oar the 'Juniors by totaling 34 points to their rivals 12. 66