Conway Hall Preparatory School - Log Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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Basketball Despite the fact that the school initial is not awarded to those men who represent us m basketball, the number of candidates for the team was exceedingly large, and all worked with a will toward turning out a good team. With only one man back from last year’s team, we were neces- sarily handicapped, but after hard work, the team was picked and the men played together all through the season, achieving a record of which we may well be proud. Pratt, the main-stay of the team, played with characteristic vigor, and was a commander who kept the men steady. His work at forward was, indeed, worth watching. Paterson played a very commendable game at forward, and his sure- ness of the basket was instrumental in piling up the scores. Robinson at center, surprised even his opponents into call- ing him the “giant” and continued to make good through- out the season. Spangler, the sure-shot, played a wonder- ful all around game and to him we owe many of our vic- tories. Deardorf, Stickell and Feller also played a very good game, though the latter was unfortunate in getting hurt during every game. The schedule included games with Dickinson Freshmen. Shippensburg State Normal School, Waynesboro High School, and Middletown High School, the latter being numbered among the best in the State. 77

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The players, reading from left to right, are: Bottom Row: Captain Pratt, Feller, Spangler, and Paterson, Manager; Top Row: Stic ke 1 1 , Deardorff, Robinson and Wilder, Coach

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Baseball Team