Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND RESULTS H. P. Opp. H. P. Opp. JJUUHYY F0fd50f1 7 ll 4 February 10 College High 0 ll January 15 ' 'Redford 15 9 February I 7 Vvleslern . l-P 12 January 20 Southwestern l 3 l9 Q January Z CMS Tcih r 7 ro l'ebruary 24 Mt. Clemens IZ 1 l February Central 17 9 March 2 Northwestern 13 11 'lEOL'RNAMl'NT March 0 Eastern . 15 IO for the Highland Parks reserve basketball team is deserving of much credit bringing a city title to the Polar school. In winning the titular affair, Reserves defeated Eastern's reserve team by a 15 to 10 score. In the scheduled games Highland Park won seven out of nine contests. drop- ping a hard fought game to Cass Tech and another to Southwestern. This was a remarkable showing, especially in view of the fact that, as a result of a new ruling. the coaches were not allowed to sit on the bench or make substitutions. Many good players were developed for next year's varsity team. Among the most outstanding players were Demeter, Halvery, Langs. Wallace. and McLean. Top Run Cogxwtll, Rernbolt, Pmkrr, lNlcl.tan, Halxeri. Intl Run' Klann fmanngerl, XVallncc, Check, l,.impel.1, Demeter. liver lconchl. --at 91 ite'

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VARSITY SWIMMING SCHEDULE AND RESULTS CITY MEET 1-1.134 Upp- February 25 Northwestern , 55 December 9 Redford 45 10 December I6 Vkfestern 50 7 Mllyxvlzbl Norlhcastgrn Y 1 March 3 Carl Schur7 1Chicagol 40 January I0 Pontiac , 51 ll January 13 Southeastern , 53 ll STATE MEET January Z0 Central ,,,, March l7 Northern , . , , 53 .lanuary 24 Cass Tech H52 ll February 3 Northern I IIISI 51 is NATIONM MEET liebruary 10 Northeastern ,W 58 6 March 2-l Virginia lMinnesotal 38 February 17 Northwestern ,, 51 ll Evanston tlllinoisl , Winning achievement of the Highland Park swimming team during the past year. four major championships in one season was the remarkable Six state, two national, and two city records are held by members of the Polar aquatic team, which did not lose a single meet in its triumphal season. The four titles captured by this nationally famous team are the city, state, mid-west, and national championships which were won by overwhelming majorities. Prospects are bright, too. for next year. as only two swimmers, Howard Chase and Richard Meigs, are lost to the team by graduation. Much of the credit for this remarkable showing is due to Coach Withey. who with untiring effort developed the best balanced swimming team in national high school aquatic circles. ' Q lop Rout XVelxbV llrninerb. lhaw, Greene, Iliilbrrt, Foy. Slnipxon. Abniian .'ml Rini' Llmtlileltl Iriianngerl. XYIIIWV icoacllb, Kellum, Meigs, Qarruthers. Miller, Klintworlh. Iemali, Miller lcoachi, fri! liott7l'iau'ecl.i, Todd, Garcia, l'i-llcr, XVill-.ie. Hastings Cielinas. Rains -. ,4 QQ tg, 5-

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THE POLAR BEAR I 9 Z 8 PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOGL HIGHLAND PARK - MICHIGAN