Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

THE HARRISONIAN 1962 EDITORS Steven Derrick BUSINESS Mgrs. Nancy Qualkinbush Margaret Sharp David Meyer ADVISOR Mrs. Mildred Felmlee ADMINISTRATION 5 SENIORS 9 UNDERCLASSMEN 23 TABLE OF ELEMENTARY 35 SCHOOL LIFE 45 ATHLETICS 59 The Advisory Board plans the budget MRS. E. J. MONTGOMERY Clarence Harke George Clendenin J. Frank Lee Our school Our trustee With five years as a respected teacher Maurice Kennedy has accepted leadership as principal NELLIE JEAN STUDEBAKER B.S., Ball State Business Education MIKE KENNEDY B.S., M.S., Ball State Mathematics ALBERT BLAIR B.S., Purdue Agriculture, Science DEVA ADAMS A. B., M. A., Ball State Cafeteria, Home Economics JOHN BUTTERWORTH B. S., Ball State Social Studies, Jr. Hi. Basketball EVELYN JOHNSON B.S., Ball State Mathematics OUR 6 CARL FISHER Ball State Jr. Hi. Social Studies, Math RICHARD HAYS A. B., Ball State English MILDRED FELMLEE A. B., Asbury Library, Latin HORACE WILKINSON B. S., Ball State Health, Physical Ed. Coach B.B. ROBERT MONTGOMERY B.S., Oakland City English, History ROBERT TUTTERROW B.S., Ball State Industrial Arts JERRY SOX B.S., Ball State Music MARILYN BERRY B.S., Ball State Art, Health, Physical Ed. IRENE WILSON B.S.. Ball State Bethel Home WILLIAM GINN B.S., M. A., Ball State Sixth Grade BLANCHE WIMMER A. B., M.A., Ball State Fifth Grade HELEN FIELDS B. S., Ball State Fourth, Fifth Grades FACULTY BERNICE OLIVER B.S.. Ball State Fourth Grade LENA LAWSON B.S., Ball State Third Grade BLANCHE McDANIEL Ball State Second Grade LEAH HAYDEN Ball State First Grade EVA SELLERS B.S., Ball State First Grade ALBERTA JUSTICE Clerical Staff 7 To Mrs. Johnson who after joining our staff this year has accepted co-sponsorship of the senior class and to Mr. Blair who has been our dedicated sponsor whom we could always depend on through the four years of our high school life, we dedicate the Harrisonian in return for the priceless gift of knowledge and inspiration you have bestowed upon us. We deeply express our gratitude for the guidance and support you both have so unselfishly given us. 8 TWILA EILEEN ANTRIM DONALD LEWIS BADDERS CURTIS DALE BRUBAKER Twila Bat ’’Bird” Pep Club 2 years Track 1 year Pep Club 2 years Chorus 1 year Football 1 year JUDY ARLEENE CARPENTER AARON JOSEPH CLARK Arleene Joe Pep Club 7 years Basketball 4 years FHA 4. Officer 2 Track 2 years Senior Play, Student Director Honor Society, President 4-H 3 years Class Officer 2 years Honor Society, Secretary Student Council 2 years Annual Staff Senior Play JAMES ROY CAMPBELL Roy 4-H 5 years FFA 2 years Track 1 year Judging 1 year Library 2 years JUDITH ANN CARPENTER Judy” Class Officer, Sr. Annual Staff Senior Play Pep Club 7 years 4-H 7 years FHA 4 years I ANN DELORIS CLEVENGER Annie Class Officer Annual Staff Student Council Pep Club 7 years FHA 4 years - Officer 2 years 4-H 7 years Cafeteria 1 year SUZANNE DORIS CLEVENGER Suzie Senior Play Annual Staff FHA 4 years 4-H 7 years Class Officer Pep Club 7 years Cafeteria 1 year KEITH LEE CONNER Speedy Senior Play Band 3 years Track 2 years Basketball 1 year Baseball 1 year SAMUEL RAYMOND COOPER Sambo” Annual Staff Senior Play Basketball 4 years Baseball 3 years Track 4 years Band 2 years JAMES EARL CURTS Tiny . 4-H 2 years FFA 2 years Judging Team 2 years KENNETH LELAND HUFFMAN Gut Band 4 years Senior Play Band Captain 1 year STEVEN DOUGLAS DERRICK Hoby” Editor of Yearbook History Club 1 year National Honor Society Vice President Class Officer 1 year Baseball 4 years Basketball 4 years Track 4 years; Boys' State ROY EDWARD JACKSON Pooge Class Officer 1 year Basketball 4 years Baseball 4 years Track 4 years; FFA 3 years 4-H 5 years JANET ELAINE HARGIS MJan Cheerleader 1 year Class Officer Pep Club 6 years 4-H 4 years FHA 4 years SHARON KAY JONES Sherrie” Cheerleader 3 years Pep Club 4 years Band 2 years Senior Play Cafeteria 1 year 4-H 2 years TERRY ROBERT HARKE BigT. Basketball 4 years Baseball 3 years Track 7 years 4-H 6 years Jr. Leader 1 year Student Council Annual Staff BARBARA LEWIS Barb FHA 4 years 4-H 4 years Chorus 3 years Pep Club 6 years Class Officer Senior Play Honor Society 3 years Annual Staff MICHAEL EUGENE McCREERY Mike Basketball 1 year 4-H 1 year FFA 2 years Judging Team 2 years — DAVID LEE MEYER Dave Senior Play Annual Staff STEVEN EUGENE MORGAN Moe” 4-H 4 years Track 4 years Baseball 1 year Student Manager 3 years FFA 2 years Judging Team 2 years RICHARD LEWIS NOTTINGHAM Dick Junior Leader 1 year 4-H 8 years, Band 3 years Baseball 2 years Student Council 1 year Senior Play, Annual Staff Bookstore 1 year National Honor Society Library Staff SHARON KAY REED Sheri” Chorus 2 years Pep Club 7 years Class Officer 1 year Senior Play 4-H years Cafeteria 1 year DIANA KAY ROWLES Dee Pep Club 7 years FHA 4 years 4-H 4 years Annual Staff Cafeteria 1 year SHARON LYNN SAYRE Shortie Pep Club 6 years Cheerleader 1 year Senior Play, 4-H 1 year FHA 4 years, Officer 1 year JOHNNY GLEN OLDFIELD Big John 4-H 3 years NANCY SUE OUALKINBUSH Nance Pep Club 7 years, Senior Play Annual Staff, Co-Editor 4-H 2 years FHA 4 years. President Class Officer 1 year Chorus 1 year MARGARET LOUISE SHARP Margie 4-H 5 years Pep Club 7 years Senior Play FHA 4 years Class Officer 2 years Girls’ State Representative History Club Annual Staff Cafeteria 1 year NILA ROSE SPOONMORE Nell Pep Club 7 years FHA 4 years 4-H 2 years Annual Staff Class Officer Honor Society RITA KAY STUART Teeter Cheerleader 4 years 4-H 4 years Senior Play Class Officer 1 year FHA 4 years. President Band 2 years May 6, 1961, was a night each girl dreams of and each boy dreads. The sky was full of stars and the sound of lovely music floated through the night as these juniors enjoyed the prom at the Edegwood in Anderson. This beautiful evening was our farewell to the graduating senior class. — SENIOR PLAY MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Tomboy was a 3-act comedy put on by the senior class. After three weeks of intensive rehearsal we were ready to be made-up and costumed to appear on the stage which we had curtained and fur- nished. Mr. Hays, you were pa- tient and full of faith in us. One of the moments we remember was when Sam and Sharon had their playful spat. 19 1, Twila Antrim, will my shyness to Sara Clark. I, Don Badders, will my judo abilities to anyone with back-breaking courage. I, Curtis Brubaker, will my ability to work out of Mrs. Johnson's study hall to Rodney Rowles. I, Roy Campbell, being of unsound mind and broken health, will all you preschool kiddies out there, twelve years of torture at dear old H. H.S. I, Judy Ann Carpenter, will my forgetfulness to anybody who has a boyfriend nice enough to pick up after her. I, Judy Arleene Carpenter, will my roller skates (what's left of them) to Connie Clegg and hope she makes good use of them. I, Joe Clark, will my seat on the bench in basketball to David Wilcox, because he already has a good start at it. I, Ann Clevenger, will my size 8 skirt to Mrs. Johnson. May she squeeze into it. I, Suzanne Clevenger, will my ability to make a quick trip to Edwards and back to anyone who is daring. I, Keith Conner, will my musical ability and also my garage full of pink cadillacs to Elvis Presley. I, Sam Cooper, will my hair style to Jim Crabtree. I, Jim Curts, will my torn out rear ends to Allen Meyer, a future hot rodder. 1, Steve Derrick, being of feeble mind and miserable body, will one barrel of chicken fat and twenty pounds of pickled pig's ears to Mrs. Adams, so that she may serve at least one exotic meal next year. I, Janet Hargis, will my red hair to Butch Reed and my typing speed to Pam Mixell. I, Terry Harke, will my height and weight to Gary Oliver. I, Leland Huffman, will my ability to get out of study hall to anyone who hates it as much as I do. I, Roy Jackson, will my ability to play 25 seconds in the Summitville game to Horace Wilkinson. I, Sharon Jones, will to Dallas Bullard any object in sight for Speed Shifting except Rodney. I, Barbara Lewis, will my seat in English class to any girl who wants it. I, Mike McCreery, will my excess weight to David Welsh. I, David Meyer, will my ability not to do anything, to anyone who wants to be lazy. I, Steve Morgan, will my '53 Chevy to anyone that can keep it together. I, Dick Nottingham, being of sound mind and body (I hope), will my job running the bookstore to Gary Justice. I, John Oldfield, will my ability to skip school to anyone who makes good use of it. I, Nancy Quaikinbush, will my old pigtails to Joyce Spence who I feel can put them to good use. I, Sharon Reed, will my long fingernails to anyone who can type with them. I, Diana Rowles, will my blue eyes to Cindy Dixon. I, Sharon Sayre, will my height of five feet to Patty Miller, who I hope can make good use of it. 1, Margaret Sharp, will my ability to get kicked out of biology class to anyone who wants to learn the hard way, and my ability to cry at graduations to Linda Morgan. I, Nila Spoonmore, will my ability to throw ANYTHING across the assembly in Mr. Sox’s study hall to anyone that can get away with it. I, Rita Stuart, will my cheerleading sweater to Betty Mart. Off to Washington, seniors! Classes over at last, we await the bus for our field trip. We sold magazine subscriptions, candy, and popcorn at the games, had record hops to earn money - for what? The trip to Wash- ington and New York. Now, if the seniors from Harrison will So this is where George Washington A moment to remember; step over here we’ll take the picture really slept! the changing of the guard, of you on the Capitol lawn. Next step - (48th and 5th Avenue.) On boat trip we salute Miss Liberty in New York Har- bor. Steve's first graduation SENIORS THEN AND NOW Made in Japan Ah! Mommy you are mean. Want to drag? Sharon, a cheer- leader at six Speak softly and carry a big stick. Still up in the air Do we have to work Sat. night, Burkies? Wait for me! i Still tinkering 22 Farmer at heart. Little mechanic JUNIOR CLASS These officers and sponsors carry on the business for our money-making projects at weekly class meetings. Alan Adams Karla Benefiel Juanita Hiestand Judy Hornbeck Jim Long Roger Lee Sharon Ramsey Alan Reed Marilyn Scales Sandra Skinner 24 Sandra Skinner reigned as queen of the Gaston Fair for the second consecutive year. Marshall Bowman Mike Brammer Tom Edwards Keith Greenwalt Bill Haste Pam Mixell Bill Pinnick Sharon Plummer Joyce Spence Donna Stansberry David Wilcox Jack Williams 25 Don't sponsors have it easy? 26 Gary Oliver Don Rector Ronnie Rector Bill Scales Keith Shipley Dennis Click Janet Collier Scherry Divens Jill Foster Gary Justice Scott Kelly Donna Lee Betty Mart Sheryl Allen Lennis Busby Karen Bradford Now that you have your ring, whom will you give it to? Jerry Glass Linda Haste Linda Himes Sharon Jackson Rebecca Brown Rex Carpenter Jane Ann Clark Kathie McConnell Danny McCreery Jenean McCreery Pat Miller Sharon Mitchell Kenneth Shipley Gloria Sites Robert Sturgeon Hazel Winningham Justice Winningham 27 A The activities of the Fresh- man Class are made a suc- cess with the help of the officers: Jim Holmes, pres- ident; Butch Reed, vice president; Jo Hill, secretary; John Spence, treasurer. Mrs. Adams and Mr. Tut- terrow give much help and guidance as sponsors. FRESHMAN Danny Crabtree Judy Creek Bill Divens Cindy Dixon Larry Eastman Max Eberle Jim Holmes Connie Holten Phyllis Hornbeck Phil Jones Mike Lee Sue Long Laddie Pinnick Phyllis Puckett Butch Reed Lois Reed Martha Sharp Debbie Smith 28 Green” freshmen be- come accepted members of high school society when they get their class jackets. CLASS Chrystal Allen Dick Badders Stephen Bourff Connie Clegg Kathy Conner Mary Cooper Janie Cox Johnetta Greentree Carol Gross Karen Harke Margaret Harris Paul Hayden Jo Hill Ruth McConnell Alan Meyer Linda Morgan Jane Nottingham Judy Oldfield Diana Orcutt Howard Smith John Spence Larry Stevens Shirley Sturgeon Chrystal Tomlinson Carolyn Young 29 EIGHTH GRADE 8th graders always seem to have fun together whether enjoying their artistic tal- ents or discussing class plans with their sponsors. Judy Barton Larry Besser Phillip Burk Larry Brown Jerry Carpenter Randy Clegg Kay Daggy Margaret Davis Susan Dillie Linda Doughty Robert Fierce Cheryl Fink Jack Foster Jim Geisman James Heilman Vonda Hill Dick Hollingsworth Jean Jackson Dennis Jester Rodney Oliver Gary Pinnick Judith Rainey Phillip Rainey James Reason Linda Rector Elmer Reynolds Karen Shull Dale Skinner Mike Smith Raymond Stout Michael Taylor Michael Talbert Terry Tudor Larry Watson Terry Williams Ricky Welsh James Young SEVENTH GRADE Home-Ec girls are instructed by a Ball State senior, Dixie Pugsley, a Yorktown student teacher. 32 Gary Antrim Gene Bartle Marsha Barton Lindia Brown Nina Busby Ronnie Cleland Mike Clevenger Virginia Conner Fred Davis Sheila Dixon Robert Good Chris Goodman John Greentree Shirley Haste James Hill Mike Holmberg Marvin Jackson Linda Jones Dale Lee Mike Lipscomb Sandra Merchant Anna Jane Miller Marilyn Murray Mike McKee Ronald Modglin Earl Nickerson William Paille Lora Phillips Mike Plummer Betty Puckett Jerry Rowles Rodney Rowles Vicky Sayre Diana Schramm Marie Shelley Janell Sites J’neane Smith Tony Stuart Paula Sturgeon Danny Taylor Lloyd Teague Steve Van Loon David Welsh NOT PICTURED Mike Brown 33 BETHEL HOME This classroom scene is at Bethel Home where 23 boys attend school daily. Of- ficially, a part of Harrison Twp. School, this class not only has school but other activities together outside of school hours. Dallas Burchfield Francis Hunnicutt David Dodson Donald Pollack Bill Pollack Wayne Melvin Crowder Dodson Mike Riley Kenneth Corley Richard Downs Martin Robert Collins Hutsinpiller Harry Lloyd Knight Burchfield Michael Bell Billy Garcia Larry Mellen Ronnie Mellen David Ringo Hubert Markey Lee Shipley Camden 34 Of course, between studying and playing the fifth grade finds time to EAT! SIXTH GRADE Kenny Applegate Don Broyles David Burris Martha Burk Allen Carpenter Rick Carpenter Cynthia Clock James Condon Mary Coover Robert Crawley Dennis Divens Kent Dragoo David Duncan Salley Giesman Sam Giesman Richard Heilman Fred Hill James Kelly Thomas McConnell Veretia McCreery Joe Meyer Connie Miller Jack Miller James Miller Richard Modglin James Murray Paul Mullins Larry Phillips Gloriajean Potter Steven Quate Madeline Rector La vella Reynolds Sharon Shelly Steve Staines Rebecca Stansberry Thomas Stuart Steve Tipton Katrina Teague Sandra Welsh FIFTH GRADE Marsha Adams Deborah Allen Roger Besser Linda Blanton Vicki Bourff Betty Jo Brown Michael Brown Gloma Buckner David Bullard Susan Burk Pamela Burris Bruce Campbell Sue Clark Bobby Cook Ronnie Cooper Betty Crabtree Judy Doughty Beckie Eberle Danny Foster James Foster Cheryl Foust Tom Felton Lucinda Goodman Caren Hann Greg Holmberg Orenal Holtsclaw Brenda Hornbeck Gordon Huffman Ivetta Justice Paul King Deryl Martin Jama McKee Sandra Miller Sara Miller Pamela Nichols Michael Paille Renee Paille Linda Potter Linda Puckett Derek Reason Eddie Reed Alan Spoon more Karen Straham Ricky Van Loon Dick Wilkinson Gary Young FOURTH GRADE Ronald Ball James Barr Cynthia Bradford Cynthia Brammer Harold Brown Connie Bullard Glenn Cleland Janis Clevenger Scott Cline Mike Condon Sam Curts Denise Daggy Garold Davis Mike Davis Robert Davis Verba Doughty Bruce Fulton Carrie Hill Donna Holsinger Barry Keller Larry Lewis Randall Main Sandra Metcalf Larry Mitchell Gary Niccum Dee Anna Nickerson George Orcutt Rex Paille Frank Phillips Gary Quate Carol Ann Reed Stephen Ritchie Dorita Smith Joseph Smith Larry Smith Rebecca Spence Pamela Tomlinson Tim Updike Larry Welsh William Welsh Mike Williams Stephen Younce Another day is finished for the third grade. Second graders learn to read with Mrs. McDaniel's help. Mrs. Sellers and the senior class of '74. Dennis Adams Pamela Armstrong Diana Barnett Tommy Blanton Leca Brown Stacy Bullard Ricky Clegg Cynthia Clevenger Denise Clock Nancy Conner Elizabeth Cooper Janet Crabtree Daniel Duncan Calvin Featherston Karen Foust Agnes Greentree Jamalyn Grubbs Jill Hill Stephen Holmberg Caleb Hunter Gilbert Janek Randell Jones Gregory Keller David Kelly Garnet McConnell Salome Miller Solomon Miller Tracy Mullen Jacklyn Nichols Frank Puckett Andy Reed Mary Ann Reed Othie Reynolds James Smith Mark Smith Sonja Stansberry Terri Talbert Barbara Thorpe Sonia Tipton Robert Vannatter Michael Webster Jeffery Younce THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE James Welsh Lynn Younce Brent Eberle John Allen Debra Antrim Dorothy Blanton Donald Borror Danny Bourff Debra Brown Pamela Brown William Brown Ellen Burk Nancy Cleland Timothy Conner Karen Davis Mary Jo Doughty Michael Doughty Steven Dowling Daniel Ellingwood Jeffrey Featherston John Dale Foster Linda Foust Joy Jean Hann William Harris Dennis Heilman Kathy Hornbeck Mark Hunter Dennis Keller David Lindsay Kerry Lewis Darlenia Long Dennis Main Vicki Martin Pamela May Kathy McRoberts Richard Metcalf Kathleen Mitchell Keith Morgan Doris Moore Debra Oliver Thomas Paille Daniel Smith Rhonda Staines Barry Strahan Rex Thomas FIRST GRADE Judilh Adams Marc Rex Adams Reggie Alexander Curt Armstrong Mike Barnett Randall Besser Sharon Borror Beth Brammer David E. Brewer David Brown Michael Brown David Burk Terri Christie Chris Cline Diana Davis Alta Doughty Ila Kay Doughty Deborah Dowling Thomas Foltz Jeffrey Foster Gary Fulton Jeffery Garrett Stephen Glass Pamela Goldsberry Randal Greentree Phyllis Hatton Anthony Hawk Deborah Heilman Terry Lynn Hite Thomas Holsinger Susan Irwin Gerald Jones Kathy Lipscomb Carlenia Jo Long Debra McVicker Gary Martin Teresa Mullen Connie Jo Niccum Vicki Ann Niccum David Plummer Sheila Ramsey Kathy Rector Nancy Reed Alan Rigney Julia Ritchie Michael Ritchie Ted Skinner David Smith Teresa Smith Pamela Staton Druzella Stevens Betty Jo Tomlinson Joseph Updike Pamela Wenningham Jeffrey White Mr. and Mrs. Gasper, we thank you for mopping up, sweeping up, picking up, and cleaning up after all of us kids this year! To the three ladies in white in the cafeteria - thank you for keeping us well fed and happy. Some of us may be a little too well fed! These are the men who sometimes re- ceive little credit. These are the won- derful, patient guys who take us to and from school. SCHOOL LIFE The Harrisonian salutes the successful efforts of Mr. Sox, our band leader, and the entire band. They have done much to build school spirit with each performance from PTA meetings to ball games. Leland Huffman is captain, Sharon Plummer is lieutenant, and Cindy Dixon, secretary-treasurer. The flashing smiles and twirling batons of our pert majorettes have won the admiration of the basketball fans at half-time and of the student body at all the performances. The Elementary band is the school's newest organization and they have done a fine job. Mr. Sox can be very proud of them. The High School Chorus has participated in many events this year including the P.T. A. 's Christmas program and the variety show. They have also sung for several organizations in the community. Director, Mr. Jerry Sox. CHORUS OFFICERS: President, Marilyn Scales; Vice President, Judy Hornbeck; Secretary- Treasurer, Sharon Ramsey. PQ £ Q H O M E E C Mrs. Adams, our home economics instructor, gives demonstrations which are fun for her and for the stu- dents. Here she shows them a good method for making cheese cake. Of course, they enjoy a sample of the finished product. This year our high school art students are specializing in mosaic tile work. Here some of the students under Mrs. Berry's guidance are constructing a table top and an attractive lamp from field tile, wood, and bits of glass. 48 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY These students represent scholarship and that extra effort in the classroom for a B average. New members from the sophomore class participate in a candlelight ceremony held in April. 49 Janean, a sophomore, lights her candle from one held by president Joe Clark. - po O H w h j •tj � r) H oo KjpO poco L I Always ready to help you! The school's newest organization. Welcome to the freshmen, new members of the Future Homemakers of America. Here they posed for the photographer at a reception given in their honor in our new home ec. room. and lunches. ■2 ■■ 5' 53 c ow oor O c tno rnr CUB SCOUTS Scouting builds leaders of the future. Here at Harrison we have this training for both girls and boys. BOY SCOUTS go h c o n School is parents planning PTA programs and basket- ball dinners, band parents deciding to raise money for more uniforms. School is picnics and parties. Bus Drivers took us to Noblesville. Sopho- more sponsors Mr. Butter- worth and Mrs. Berry mas- querade for the skating party. Off duty Mr. Jackson smelled coffee Pres. Bill Daggy of PTA confers with Mave- lyn Smith, program, and Karleen Hann, basketball dinners. Assisted by Mrs. Harke and Mrs. Plummer Merritt Reed presiding 57 Rooting for the team whether ahead or behind, our cheerleaders inspire the pep club and student body. All seniors, Sharon, Janet, Rita, and Sharon show stripes which represent the number of years in cheer leading. Betty has been our faithful substitute. 58 59 VARSITY Dave Cooper Sam Cooper Keith Greenwalt Steve Derrick Mike Brammer Joe Clark Terry Harke Tom Edwards Alan Adams Ronnie Rector Jim Long Roy Jackson Horace Wilkinson Coach John Butterworth Asst. Coach Steve Morgan Student Mgr. Bill Scales Danny McCreery Gary Oliver Gary Justice Alan Meyer Donnie Rector Rex Carpenter Jack Williams Jim Holmes Ron Blackburn Justice Winningham Dick Badders David Wilcox John Butterworth Coach Gary Justice Student Mgr. Jerry Glass Student Mgr. 61 AL JIM KEITH ROY or- John Butterworth Coach James Heilman Raymond Stout Jamie Reason Ricky Welsh Randy Clegg Mike Talbert Larry Watson Mike Taylor Larry Brown Rodney Oliver Jack Foster Jack Williams Dale Skinner Mike Smith Larry Besser Mgrs. John Butterworth Coach Gary Antrim Mike Holmberg Mike Clevenger Marvin Jackson William Paille Fred Davis Danny Taylor Steve V an Loon Mike Plummer Mike Brown Tony Stuart Mike McKee Lloyd Teague David Welsh Ronnie Modglin Dale Lee Mgrs. A team and 2 3 with a wide awake coach ready to participate in the county baseball league. Another Butterworth A hard fought skirmish leads to a de- served time out. SCORES COUNTY TOURNEY Cards 57 Eaton 55 Harrison 53 Royerton 68 Cards 52 Summitville 42 Cards 56 Mooreland 49 Cards 57 Royerton 82 Cards 88 Gaston 80 Cards 50 Cowan 63 Cards 77 Albany 51 Cards 61 Yorktown 46 Cards 65 Mt. Summit 85 Cards 70 Desoto 71 Cards 66 Center 70 Cards 59 Gaston 77 Cards 81 Cowan 62 Cards 80 Gray 42 Cards 67 Parker 87 Cards 48 Daleville 55 Cards 61 Selma 69 We were heard at the Country Tourney 65 Our ads are sold; our subscription sale ended; the book has gone to press. 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