Edison Institute High School - Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Rx THE EDISON INSTITUTE BATHNG AVERAGES Nun vcr Slnckloton, B. Backus, R Blanchard, J Pollnkownkn, E Bums, G McLeod, W Petnk. K Helvng, E Rucker J G Heber R Snow C-mpull. F Bader B Krelm, W 5255325555255 3 . x ' , VARSITY BASEBALL RESULTS 1937 Eamon Inn Ennoxc Inu' Elmont Inn Eamon Inn Eamon Inu' Emsou Inn Eamon Inn Eouou Inn Ennon Inn Eamon Inn EDIIUN Inn Swllo Hlxnr Gnolu In Ronmwl A E Bunn Guoul In Honours A E Burn Tuxrrox 14 Cllrrlznnu. SOFTBALL 0 Fmcuurr 7 Fwvvr! 11 Fgcuvn ll'l'0H 10 ul UDL X 1 r Q - I S - ,I 1 X A I l 63

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7 ,,,,, .- -vw ,1.. .. E3 LL VARSITY TEAM QTop row, left to rightj-Ford, Bennett, Petrak, Voorhess, Roth, Lockerby, Pollakowski, Rucker, Blanchard, Walker, Coach Hutchin- son. flfront row, left to rightl-Apesech, Burns, Kresin, Heber, Snow, Captain Shackleton, McLeod, Campsall, Helwig, Backus. ITH the opening of baseball season this spring a total of 27 players at- tended the first practice. Pitching was in the hands of Earl Helwig, Robert Snow, and Frank Campsall, and each pitcher scored victories during the season. The Edison Institute played members of the Southeastern Suburban League which included Romulus, Grosse Ile, and A. E. Smith School of Trenton. The team Finished with 5 victories and 6 defeats in its regularbaseballand softball schedules. Captain Robert Shackleton was the mainstay of the team as he held down his position at first base well and led his teammates at bat by getting eight hits . .Y .-.... - - ....,... ........... Y., H, T611--M.,-1 out of 19 times at bat for an average of AI21. The entire team finished the season with a batting average of 275. Games with the faculty members held great interest with all students as the varsity team downed the teachers in a two-out-of-three series. The year was brought to a close with a tournament to determine a class cham- pion in softball. Each team Hlled out its line-up by selecting members of the Junior High School softball squad. The junior class finished the tournament play undefeated and won the champion- ship by defeating the sophomore class in the final game. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E. I. E, I E. I. E. I. so , g EDISON INSTITUTE J. II. s. BASEBALL RESULTS-1931 gpm FD W .mm raw ees-was-'+ve mmrrmmmmmm IJIENRY Form SCH I . IINEBERGH .... . OXFORD .... , . . . . HENRY Form Sci-I GARRISON .... , . . LINDEERGH ,... EDISON. .. EDISON ........ WILLOW RUN. . . . FU O td H PU P-3 U2 I FH ie : O Z m . r' E1 H O Z I Captain and Leading Hitter '--n- 69

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NE of the most enjoyable pastimes for the students of Edison Institute is riding. Horses and riders can be found at almost any time of the year trotting through the Village or eantering on the bridle path. Riding is available during ev- ery season of the year except winter, and many fine riders can be found among our students. An exhibition held at the Northville Fair attracted the students shown below and the many fine trophies which they won for their knowledge of horsemanship. Riding is in- structed very thoroughly by Captain Armstrong and many students start riding at an early age. 43 Qhwwifw 64 RI DI CAPTAIN ARMSTRONG