Connersville High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Connersville, IN)

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F' l- ,-, lu 1, 'K F 3 H v -1' -'P 'Q vs R' f x , ' 132 ' . -m,:sm.a,ifh 17 19341 SENIOR S-WAN SONG 1931 Line--Craig, Fender, Bell, George, Stevens, Halberstadt, Dillingham. Backfield- Kee, Craig, Ennis, Shellhouse. SPARTAN SPORTS 4 A light but fast team carried the high school colors through the 1930 football season. What was lacking in weight was made up for in aggressive- ness and speed. During the season, the Spartans scored 108 points to their opponents' 36. Six members of this fighting team, three line men and three in the back- field, are to be lost by graduation,-Be-ll, George, Halberstadt, Shellhouse, Kee, and Craig, the one man who has played o-n the team for four years. Spring practice has brought out some new material which is showing up unusually well, and another successful eleven is expected to be on the gridiron to repre- sent Senior high school next fall. - RECORD OF SEASON Connersville, 275 Columbus, 95 here. Connersville, 205 Rushville, 05 here. Connersville, 63 Shelbyville, 75 here. Connersville, 65 Shelbyville, 05 there. Connersville, 133 Richmond, 133 there. Connersville, 305 Greenfield, 01 there. Connersville, 65 Newcastle, 75 here. Tennis activities in the fall were confined to two matches with Morton of Richmond, both of which were won by Connersville. The girls made a clean sweep of their matches both times, while' the boys lost both matches at Con- nersville, but divided honors with Richmond there. 'With the advent of spring, racquets were again brought out, and practice started' in the gym. Elizabeth Bullard and Edward Cotton, who won their letters in tennis last year, played their last matches for C. H. S. this spring. Three Spartan track men qualified for the State meet last year, although the squad as a whole had a poor season, not winning any meet. Kee and Dil- lingham were the only veterans of marked ability who came out for the 1931 track events. Four meets, all away from home, were scheduled for the thinly clads. t Intramural athletics for girls was provided during the year by baseball and basketball league tournaments, with teams picked from gym classes. Page Eighteen ,gy I . V' X v, 5, .5 A I A -i'135'iT2,. ,V .i 5, 3, Q 5, 17,5 2'-.ff-' ,Q al,-,f g ' - 4 ,, 4. l .-.. 1 iii

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as J a l A A s e A, up ,ff 1931 sn.Ne1oa',s.wrsN,soNG ' .--, :fling Q.. ag tn.-f, p 1 981 , some on FAREWELL g T When we come to the end of our high school days 1 Never Knew' Andtrecall all our menvrtes so dear, V It is then we know that it really pays ' To work through our school career. Reminiscing o'er days of hardwork and joy That we've known in 0. H. S., How we hate to leave all the friends we know, And wish we might never go! We remember the clubs and the plays we were in, And the pleasure that came,from bothg Faithful to our school we have ever been, And always will be, we hope. We're thankful for all that our teachers have done To help as achieve success,- We've enjoyed these years from the very start And regret we now must part. Now our football squad and our hardwood team In defeat and victory we've cheeredg We have played the game, and you must have seen That defeat we have never feared. School pep -and spirit we've always had As we cheered for the Red and White,- Our work-and play will be o'er ere long, And we now sing our Swan Song. FAVORITE SONGS ' . . . ......... Flunkers Whispering .V . . . . . Students of 209 L qu., 5 fi 9' 'G 1 -:Pr f,, ,L ., QE lf -.45 K fi l .- .- J' A 5 l . .45 fy se i One Man Band .... Francis Van Hart 99 Out of a 100 .. Math Students On Wisconsin .... Mr. Kenneth Cook Harmonica Harry .. .. Paul Parmer She's.a. Gorgeous Thing .. Bud Cooper Love Has a Way ...... Francis Cain A Sing Song Gir1 .. Carlysle Leadbetter Maybe It's Love .... Marjorie Miller After the Ball ..... Senior Prommers Memories ..... ...... C lass of '31 Marjie .......... Albert Halberstadt Trees ....... .... M r, Norman Amos Blue Again ....... Lois and Maynard Friends Again ..... Betty T. and Bob My Baby Just Cares For Me .... .................. T homas Daum L Walkin' My Baby Back Home ..... .... M arion Murphy 2 Would You Like To Take a Walk .. Robert Shellhouse A Oh, What a Pal Was Mary ..... ........ R oy Morrow That Little Boy Ot Mine ..... .... M rs. Marietta Miller. Back Home Again In Indiana George, Virginia Carter A -'In My Alice Blue Gown ..................... ..... virginia Adams Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder .. Naomi Myers uwawu YOU See My Gal ........................ ...... DR nlel Butler l Swingin' Down the Lane .. ........ Mary Jane Wait f Cheatin' On Me .' ...... .. Teachers Giving Exams l Page Seventeen A ' ' H25 5 ',a' Q ? ,t.4. sg .o c. ,c A ss,,'

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R. S ,. ,N eimw., 4K1Yl:p.v,,., I V 'I 3 3.6, ,iygtgy 112.11 1, It Q my My ., X' I 1,jp5 ,'-, , Z. ,,,. ' 5 V -I . '. V, t K ,gg rdggti, 1 M . ,Y 1 X 1 I . V4 ,I . . bi s .if lf 2 ' , Q A , 'if-931. ' ' ' 9 SWAN SONG . f. 193.1 , 4- K- , I 1 .gi . Along with cold weather came that yearlygzttack of basketball-itis. Even after the varsity schedule and the tournaments were over, the effects of the malady stuck to some ofthe students. Freshman and sophomore home rooms organized their respective teams and formed the After-Supper league. Once a week they engaged in rough and tumble games, the main purpose of which was to uncover prospects for next year's Junior Spartans. Winning thirteen games out of their sixteen-game schedule, Coach Ken- neth Cook 's Junior Spartans for 1930-31 went through a most successful sea- son. The three games lost were the reserves of the varsities of the schools played. The Juniors scored 432 points to their opponents' 290. Two of their members were taken on the first string for tournament play. Making themselves known in basketball circles as a team that would fight to the last, Coach M. C. Pruitt 's Spartans Went through a hard schedule with a marked degree of success, but Lady Luck refused to smile at tourna- ment time, and the end came in the regional. The season's record showed sixteen of the twenty scheduled games on the victory side of the ledger. Six of these Well known boys will be lost by graduation,-Shellhouse Kee, llalberstadt, Bell, George, and L. Craig. 1 SPARTAIN RECORD 'Uv ' C. H. S. Opponents C. H. S. Opponents C. H. S. Ollponents 18 Liberty 17 30 Delphi 22 Blind Tournament 22 Columbus 17 33 Columbus 21 16 Franklin 20 24 Cambridge C. 20 27 Franklin 30 16 Greensburg 20 19 Newcastle 13 28 Technical 14 Sectional Tourney 17 Bedford 15 30 Jefferson 28 98 Fairview 9 31 Rushville 22 21 Rushville 30 42 Brownsville 31 20 Shelbyville 24 20 Richmond 15 48 Springfield 23 16 Horace Mann 8 19 Franklin 18 40 Liberty 21 25 Greenfield 20 24 Newcastle 29 14 Washington 17 19 N. Albany 16 Regional Tourney 25 Greensburg 20 482 416 22 Richmond 25 The Big Five -J. Craig, Ennis, Halberstadt, Shellhouse, Kee. Page Nineteen ia U- ei ,gg x 'em-K - - Q 'Q