Covert High School - In Flight Yearbook (Covert, MI)

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l OUR SHOWER AND LOCKER ROOlVlS . This is thc' locker that 'Jack' built. NYe are very proud of our new showers and, at this time, want to express our thanks to the people of the school district and to the School Board for pro- curing this wonderful addition to our school. Showers and dressing rooms have been a long felt need at Covert High School, especially in the physical education department. Now this need has been cared for. No longer do players have to 'dress behind shields or in the manual training room for we now iind ourselves equipped with plenty of showers, a large dress- ing room for our home team as well as for visiting teams. Besides this we have a storage space for our equipment and an office for our Coach. These rooms now put this department on a par with the larger schools in the country and in advance of many of our rival class D schools. Again we thank one and all for the interest shown toward the development of our Physical Education Department. VVe are glad during this first year of use to dedicate it with Covert's first Championship in Basketball. 54

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X 1 . I. Onofrio, M. VVine, Coach Andrews, G. MacKenzie, Y. Johnson, L. Pinyard, Y. Disbrow, J. Rendell, C. Knapp, Z. Majewski. p BASKETBALL fseconcl Team, I Hunting, with the advantage of height, scored ten points against the smaller boys. The score was 17-13. On our own Hoor we took another game in a slow going affair in which the Covert boys scoring machine got under way and rolled up a score of 39-10. before Coach Andrews inserted his second team. We at last played Lawrence who for the past two years was the team that had put us out of the running for class D championship. VV e journeyed to Law- rence for the iirst contest and there defeated them by a score of 16-14. This put us on top for the county class D championship. as we were the only unde- feated team in the county. Later the Lawrence team came to Covert to avenge the previous defeat at our hands, but once again the Covert boys got going and with their fastipassing attack and Houston's ability to drop in long shots as well as the other players wonderful defensive work, we again defeated Lavvrence, and cinched the championship by a score of 17-10. g 53

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BASEBALL This year we play all of our games away from home, due tof the fact that the new Held is not completed. Next year, however, we plan to dedicate our new diamond and hope for the support of the people and student body in backing.the Covert Team. - Baseball will start this year with many new players in its lineup, due to the loss of men through graduation last year, and the ineligibility of some who par- ticipated in summer games during the vacation period. These facts, however, have not daunted Coach Andrews, who has the following men available from last year's nine: B. Houston, T. Delano, R. Vaughan, H. Wfalmer, XV. Hunting, L. Harvey, P. Bates and T. Malinowski. Besides these there will be plenty of com- petition furnished by such players as I. Onofrio, Maclienzie, Spaulding, Disbrow and others who came from last year's Junior Team. I c OACH H o UsToN I v AUGHAN ' K E NNEY Q HA R VEY BA 'r ES HUN T ING D E LANO A USTIN ' M ALINOWSKI 55 ' J