Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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I W 'ra cease W .I Roundheacls vs. Soreheads My Dear Miss Kidwell: A most exciting game of volley-ball was played in the gymnazium last YVednes- day evening. The final score was announced after much debating and blustering on the part of the Soreheads, and proved the Soreheads no match for the more athletic Roundheads. The Final score being 3 to 2 in favor of the victors, of course. The line-up for the Soreheads were all second hand players as they soon proved themselves. Captain Baily put his men through a stiff practice. Metzgar, garbed in foot-ball clothes, made a vicious protest to his captain when no rest was granted after the work-out, before the game, but taking all in consideration Harry was light on his feet. Uthello Ottman was the only player of ability on the side of the Sore- heads, although he much resembled a cupie doll, his appearance did not affect his elegant serving over the net. Captain Baily seemed unable to hold his temper, and was unable to taste defeat as their gallant team fell before the strong Roundhead onslaught. Rholeder, who at first did not understand the game, spruced up a bit and was the cause of their first victory, with the able aid of staring Slim Kessler. No mention should be given the Roundheads as their victories explain their team's ability, under the guidance of their most esteemed captain, Hon. Nlr. Kloslin Drake, Ph. D. the opposing five showed the benefit of slight training. Metzgar tried his best to put the ball over the net but his weight held him down on the floor most of the time and it took the combined efforts of both teams to help him regain a standing position. The members of the Soreheads were notable to understand the intricate plays of their opponents, and as an alibi they accused the umpire of cheating in favor of the Roundheads. The time of actual playing was forty-five minutes and the total time of argumentation was one hour and thirty-six minutes. On leaving the floor the Roundheads were informed that the sentiments wished on them by the Soreheads was not of the best nature, as they soon found out before they left the gymnazium. During the time of dressing the enmity grew between the two teams, and by the time of departure an open conflict looked inevitable. As they passed through the Roundheads' dressing room, their envy was intense, but afew heated words from the soreheaded Soreheads, were soon returned by the gallant Roundhead warriors and the defeated team left in no good frame of mind. The featured players of the game were Xletzgar, on receiving he was unsurpassed. Uttman also did good work in serving and receiving. livery member of the Sore- heads proved themselves capable of arguing any question to the fullest extent, and it is reported by good reliable persons, that the Soreheads are still sore. The party was called off on account of rain. Wie are terribly sorry. jonx. IIS

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IW 'ea-as carer RQ? This Space is Dedicated io Tire Senior Class of 1921 By Henry Si. Clair .Memorial Hail HARRY E. MILES. manager