Havermale Junior High School - Papoose Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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BOYS' ATHLETICS The Havermale boys have won the city championship in soccer and basketball for the past two years. The soccer ball team won the series of games with Libby- this fall. In the first game of the series, October 23, Havermale defeated Libby with a score of 2-1. The next game, Nov- ember 5, resulted in a tie. The third game, November 14-, Havermale won with a score of 1-0. The basketball games that were played with our friends across the river ended at the end of the series of games with Havermale as the victor. A game played with Libby January 23 emerged with Havermale as the victor 30 to 19. The Libby boys won a game January 22 with a score of 16 to 14. The third game, February 13, was played with Libby, resulting in a score of 26 to 18 in I-lavermale's favor. The other teams with which H. J. H. S. has had a combat are N. C. Frosh, Hillyard Frosh, N. C. Print Shop, Grace Baptist, and the Liberty Park Athletic club. lVallace, Ldaho sent its victorious junior high school team to Spokane to play Havermale. At the end of the game, the score stood 48 to 14, Havermale's favor. h The Red Headed Swedes won the in- tramural competition in basketball. The boys who have received letters in athletics this year are: Ed Anderson, basketball and soccer, Ben Avey, In- tramural basketballg George Bafus, soc- cer and basketball, Andy Dietz, basket- ball and soccer, Robert Forbes, basket- ball, John Gordon, soccerg Leslie Green- ing, soccer, Donald Hively, soccerg James Lynch, soccer, John Mandic, bas- ketball, Fred Olsen, basketballg Dan Shjandemaar, soccerg Eugene Slocum, basketballg George Sterritt, basketballg Virgil Turner, soccerg Cecil Wright, bas- ketball. GIRLS' ATHLETKCS The Girls' Athletics for the school year starting September 6, 1929, in- cluded nine court basketball, volleyball, soccer and basketball. At the dedication of our playfield, October 24, the Haver- male Boys' and Girls' Soccer teams played against the Libby Boys' and Girls' teams. The score for the girls was 2-2. Because of too many accidents, soc- cer for girls was dropped by the willing- ness of O. C. Pratt, Superintendent of Spokane Schools, H. C. G. Fry, prin- cipal of Libby Junior High, and John A. Shaw, Jr., principal of this school. Basketball season started about the I middle of November. There were 157 girls who turned out to play on the in- tramural teams. Miss Marilyn Lewis, girls' gym teacher, followed a new sys- tem called the California system. Our girls played West Valley on a non- competitive basis. Teams were composed of players from each school, and pro- moted a spirit of friendship instead of rivalry. The volleyball group consisted of 16 players from each school. This part of the gym work started about the first of February. The baseball teams started playing May 1, and lasted all through spring un- til vacation. 563

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