Howe Military School - Tatler Yearbook (Howe, IN)

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.lawn 740155455 First row tlcfl to rigliltz Kelly. St-liram. Marks. J.: Kruse. Seger. Spillane. Burger. W.: Grissom Second row: Snyder. Kennett. Zealley. Daily. Rainey. F-wlcos. Scott Third row: Mr. Buckley. Coach: Raymer. Seeley. Emliry. Ha-sfeld. Halmerly. Wood. H. W.: Collins Handicapped from the start by a lack of experienced lettermen returning. the Lower. nevertheless. turned in a fairly creditable season. The record shows three wins. three losses and one tie. Considering the strength of some of its opponents. the squad can be proud of its record. To open the season. the Lower traveled one hundred miles to Nlaumee. Ohio. and came home with a 33-6 victory. The following week. the cadets were handed a 12-0 defeat by a stronger New Haven team. New Haven again defeated the Lower one week after the cadets battled a powerful Hudson. Michigan. team to a scoreless tie. The last defeat was by Hudson to the tune of 12-0. The remainder of the season found the Lower a stronger and steadier team. largely due to the experience gained from defeat. The cadets won both of their remaining games. defeating St. Jude of Fort Wayne 6-O and Sturgis 19-6. In these two games. they showed the form and polish they had striven for all fall.

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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.

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cwaez 'gaaeezfiail Kneeling tleft In rightt: Porter. ,l. W.: Bell. Snyder. Schleman. S. E.: Dahl Second row: Daily. Tuttle. Arliskas. A.: Rainey. Raymer. Wood Third row: Chick. Haberly. Emliry. Seeley. Collins. Mr. Buckley. Coach The Lower ended its regular basketball season with a record of seventeen vic- tories and six losses. Blessed with a nucleus of veterans and the addition of a couple of fine Indiana boys. the Lower five went through a twenty-three game schedule at a .739 clip. Using basically a fast-break offense which netted the cadets 35.8 points per game and a shifting zone defense which held opponents to 28.3 points per game. the team improved steadily with each game. The most impressive showing was during the middle of the season when the cadets piled up eight straight victories against such teams as LaGrange. Brighton. Coldwater. Sturgis and Shipshewana before going down to defeat at the hands of a classy St. Jude five. The Lower beat every Indiana team it faced at least once with the exception of the perennially great Honeyville contingent. They won from every Michigan team they faced. The majority of this year's team were eighth graders and with a lot of hard work. determination and the winning spirit they possessed, Howe can expect some good Freshmen prospects for next season.