Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

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RE-ECHO 21 Ruth Mcllwain Donald Hoiles Emmalena Wickersham At the end of each semester the intramural award is given to the class with the highest num- ber of points. The award is a plaque on which the name of the winning class is engraved. In 192.5 the Juniors received this award. INTRAMURAL PROGRAM—FALL, ’23 1. Swimming—Brady Lake, Sept. 15, 1923. Boys Freshmen 1st Sophomores 2d Juniors 3rd Girls Juniors 1st Freshmen 2d Sophomores 3d 2. Golf—Silver Lake Country Club, Sept. 28. 1923. ' Boys Seniors 1st 2d Sophomores 3d Girls Sophomores 1st 2d Seniors 3d 3. Tennis—Fall, 1923. Boys Juniors 1st Seniors 2d Freshmen 3d Girls Sophomores 1 st Seniors 2d Juniors 3d 4. Outdoor Volley Ball—Fall, 1923. Boys Sophomores 1st Seniors 2d Juniors 3d Girls Juniors 1st Freshmen 2d Sophomores 3d 5. Field Hockey—Girls—Fall, 1923. Juniors 1st Freshmen 2d Seniors Sophomores 3d (tie) 6. Horse Shoe Tournament—Bovs’ Finals, Dec. 11, 1923. Sophomores 1st Freshmen 2d Juniors 3d 7. Hiking Contest—Girls—Fall, 1923. Sophomores 1st Juniors 2d Seniors 3d 8. Speed Ball—Boys—Fall, 1923. Sophomores 1st Seniors 2d Freshmen and Juniors 3d (tie) 9. Group Goal Shooting—Girls—Fall, 1923. Sophomores 1st Juniors 2d Freshmen 3d 10. Ticket Sale Contest—Boys and Girls— Fall, 1923. Juniors 1st Sophomores 2d Seniors 3d Class No. of points No. of Students % Juniors 407 53 65 Sophomores 350 74 60 Seniors 250 33 55 F reshmen 202 61 40 INTRAMl RAL PROGRAM Spring Semester, 1924. 1. Skating—Silver Lake—1924. (a) Boys’ Relay Sophomores 1st Seniors 2nd Freshmen 3rd (b) Hockey Sophomores 1st Seniors 2nd Freshmen 3rd (a) Girls’ Relay Seniors 1st Sophomores 2nd (b) Girls’ Individual Sophomores 1st Seniors 2nd 2. Basket Ball—March, 1924. Boys Sophomores 1st Freshmen 2nd Seniors 3rd Girls Sophomores 1st Seniors 2nd Juniors 3rd 3. Indoor Volley Ball—1924. Boys Sophomores 1st Juniors 2nd

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20 RE-ECHO Feb. 21— Kenmore 21 C. F. H. S. 19 There Feb. 26— Kent State Feb. 29— 16 C. F. H. S. 19 Here Tournament .. 25 C. F. H. S. 9 Good- Akron Central vear Gvm Mar. 6— Bedford 34 C. F. H. S. 24 'There Mar. 8— Alumni Mar. 14— 21 C. F. H. S. 24 Here Ravenna 13 C. F. H. S. 16 Here Total 450 Total 387 Letter Men 1. George Hagerdon, Captain and Captain- elect. 2. George Markwalder. 3. Leonard Richardson. 4. Curtis Cummings. 5. John Cummings. 6. Willard Fisher. 7. Robert Howell. 8. Albert German, Manager. BASKETBALL—1924—GIRLS Dec. 18- Epworth League . .12 C. F. H. S 10 Jan. 1 1 — Epworth League . .15 C. F. H. S 11 Jan. 18— Kent Roosevelt 24 C. F. H. S 13 Jan. 19— Barberton ... 7 C. F. H. S 29 Jan. 25— Kenmore ... 4 C. F. H. S 25 Feb. 1— Kent State ... 8 C. F. H. S 19 Feb. 2— South Euclid ...15 C. F. H. S 14 Feb. 8— Ravenna ...22 C. F. H. S.. 11 Feb. 15— Kent Roosevelt.. .... 8 C. F. H. S 10 Feb. 21— Kenmore ...14 C. F. H. S 8 Feb. 26— Kent State .... 5 C. F. H. S 9 Mar. 7— Barberton 4 C. F. H. S 15 Mar. 14— Ravenna ...13 C. F. H. S 7 Total 151 Total 181 Letter Girls 1. Edith Richardson, Captain. 2. Ruth Neville, Captain-elect. 3. Alma Wood. 4. Margaret Grose. 5 Ethel Deeds. 6. Susan Spoerndle. 7. Margaret McCorkle. 8. Neva Harrington, Manager. INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS Falls High has developed an extensive in- tramural program this year, the purpose of which is to make it possible for the majority of students to participate in at least one event dur- ing the year. Falls High is not lacking in school spirit or in varsity stars, but only a few students can participate in varsity events. This program, as it has been carried out, has promoted an in- tense yet friendly rivalry between the classes, and has resulted in spirited co-operation of the members of each class. Fifty-five per cent of the student body participated during the first semester. From each class two students are selected as members of the intramural committee. This committee, with their director, Mr. Kirk, sched- ule and conduct all intramural events. The members are: William Dabney Margaret Hale Virginia Knoske Neva Harrington Margaret McCorkle Margaret Grose Pauline Holmes Charles Dewees Donna Wiley Ruth Neville John Cummings Orion Snyder Kathryn Keys Marion Orth Ruth Read

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22 RE-ECHO Seniors 3rd Girls Juniors 1st Sophomores 2nd Freshmen 3rd 4. Indoor Baseball—1924. Boys Sophomores 1st Juniors 2d Seniors 3rd Girls Sophomores 1st Juniors 2nd Freshmen 3d 5. Accuracy Throw—1924. Boys Juniors 1st Sophomores 2d Freshmen 3rd Girls Freshmen 1st Sophomores 2d Seniors 3rd 6. Gymnasium Checkers—Girls—1924. Seniors 1st Sophomores 2d Freshmen 3rd 7. Track and Field—Spring, 1924. Boys Sophomores 1st Seniors 2d Juniors 3rd Girls Sophomores 1st Seniors 2d Freshmen 3rd CONCERNING STARS In every game at old Falls Hi There are always stars that shine. In Foot Ball, Johnny gets the ball And plunges thru the line: In Basket Ball, old “Red” so tall Shoots in a basket fine; And Lonie in the Pole-Vault Goes higher than them all. In Base Ball, “Bob” and “Bordie” Are the ones who hurl the ball, But Coxy is the one that soaks it Till it goes beyond the wall. Now in this little poem, Friends, I’ve kept you all in mind So if your name’s among the missing It’s because it does not rhyme. Catherine Deeds. THE VARSITY “C” CLUB The Varsity “C” was organized November. 1923, for the following purposes: first, to stim- ulate a higher and better feeling among the “C” men of Cuyahoga Falls High School; second, to encourage more boys to report for every sport; third, to back the coaches and help them put out winning teams; fourth, to instill a spirit of unity and co-operation among the athletes of the school; fifth, to make the athletics of Kails High cleaner and better than of any school that we participate with. We are striving to make this club the best of its kind in the country. Although the work will be hard and it will take a long time to accomplish our aims, we think that with the help of every good sportsman of our school the Varsity “C” will be a strong and influential or- ganization for good sportsmanship. 'Fhe officers of this organization are: President ..............George Hagerdon Vice President ...................Edward Raleigh Secretary ..........................John Cummins Treasurer ...........George Markwalder Sergeant-at-arms ..........LaMar Raleigh George Markwalder TO “RED” Not only in tales of ancient Greece, Is there a Jason with a golden fleece. Our Jason doth many a victory boast, For which, in due loyalty we offer this toast. Here is to “Red” who brought home the bacon For he won all the firsts that could have been taken, All Trolley League end and a center to boot, Do you wonder why Falls now rises to root ? A basket ball captain and a base ball man. Who does all the doing that any star can. So rise old Falls High, and give him a cheer, Don’t let those Greeks put it over us here.