Howe Military School - Tatler Yearbook (Howe, IN)

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Walden! awe l'll'Hl row tlvll Io riglllrz Nnlor.N'ttgly.5nilll1.ll. l'. Se-vonul row: Xlr. Ilaxis. lltILll'llI Xrnolil. lloulon, N1-iilbgillgi, Wyatt This year, with only one nights praetiee. the volleyball team whit-ll was lo rep- resent Howe in the County Tournament went on to surprise everyone and to take the crown for the First time in the history of the tournament. The learn was made up of basketball players and one boy. Mike Seagly. who was on the Rifle team. Those who played from the basketball team were Arnold. Neidballa. Wy att. Smith. D. P.. and Houton. The team had to defeat LaGrange and Woleottyille before they earned the right to unseat Topeka. defending champions in the Hnals. Both games with LaGrange and Wolf-ottville had to go to three games in a best of three series before the Cadets were declared winners but in the finals it only took two games. The teams seemed to get better as the night wore on. a sure sign of not too much practic-e.

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Wczzaritq il ,, ozfik First row lleft In riglitl: Terry. Mgr.: Kirk. Smith. D. P.. Case. Donkin. Bacliraclt. Hyder. Mgr. Se-contl row: Mr. Wenzel. .-Xss'l Cnacli: Nimlnr. fllull. Boysel. Lintz. L. C.. filvrliay. Sclileiclier. Carek Tliird row: Capt. Paxton. :Xss't Cnacli: Arnold, Bowman. Bouton. Alfano. Neicllialla. Ili: Davis. Coat-li Losing the four top point getters by graduation last June. Coach Davis wouldnit make any predictions for the track team but he still feels that they shouldn't be counted out from any meet they participate in. Individual stars as Case in the distance events. Schleicher and Smith. D. P. in the broad jump. Kirk and Donkin in the sprints and Bowman and Case in the half mile will perform for Howe. Hoping to gain re- venge over LaGrange in the County Track Meet the Cadets will have to really get in shape by the time the meet starts. -L1 1' '- see' ' '

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Wafzerllq emfzia With only two returning letterrnen to build upon. tennis coach Kim Jones. feels that the team still has a good chance to come out on the top side of their share of the matches. Mr. Jones says that with any breaks at all the team should really go places and have the best record seen around here for quite awhile. Witli Bouton. number one man last year. and Vlleida. number four man a year ago. to supply plenty of ex- perience and several other good boys coming up to complete the team the outlook for the season is anything but glum. Schedule Wed.. April 28 Coldwater T 4:00 Wed.. May 5 Goshen H 3:30 Sat.. May 3 Culver l'l l:30 Mon.. May 10 Coldwater H 3:30 Fri.. May 14 Goshen T 3:30 Fri.. May 21 South Side T 3:30 lNo Picture Available! INTRAMURAL LEAGUE NIP AND TUCK All YEAR This years intramural sports were perhaps the best in several years. Featured by B Companys strong. league-winning football team and C Company's rugged basketball team. both seasons had their share of thrills. B Company's strong gridders. coached by Capt. Greenwood. literally swept through the intramural league. with second-place A Company giving them some rugged opposition. ln basketball. C Company was the dominating factor. The C men led the league throughout the season and downed a determined B Company five in the play-offs. The Spring softball season is not started yet but itls a good bet that it will be just as interesting as the other sports.