Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

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1929 THEOPTIMIST defeated Petersburg during the season. Nov Noi' Nov Nov Nov Dee Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Schedule for 1929-30 Dale . Owensville 15 Huntingburg' Vs Rockport . 22 Huntingburg Vs Jasper .. Mt. Olympus , 8 Huntingrburg vs 9 Huntingburg Vs 27 Huntingburg vs 6 Huntingburg vs Ft. Branch . , N T Huntingburg vs Dale . . 13 Huntingburg vs Mt. Vernon . , 20 Huntingburg vs Reitz Memorial 3 Huntingburg vs Owensville . ' . 10 Huntingburg vs Mt. Vernon . 17 Huntingburg vs Reitz Memorial 24 Huntingburg vs Boonville 31 Huntingburg Vs Petersburg . 7 Huntingburg Vs Jasper . 15 Huntingburg' vs Petersburg 21 Huntingburg Vs Boonville . . , . SECOND BASKETBALL TEAM , ,, There ,,.,.Here .. Here , ,There .. Here ...There ,, .Here , ,There . ,Here ...There . Here There . .Here M . Here , Here There . . There Siftinz. EflYx'2i1'Cl Kordes. James Dellotte, Ervin Spurloc-k. Mr. Mallory Icoachb. llulwrt Sasser. Bernard Renner. Louis Arensman. Standing. XYilliau1 Behrens. Car- rull Ilomrze1'. Irvine Bartlet. Jesse Staten. SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1928-29 French Lick, 24-Huntingburg. 27. Central fEVans.J.26-H'burg, 29. Dale, 26-Huntingburg, 33. Dale, 35-Huntingburg, 39. Petersburg. 21-Huntingburg, 38. Birclseye, 31-Huntingburg, 22. Jasper College, 23-H'burg, 33. Central QEvansJ, 30-H'burg, 25. Ireland. 21-Huntingburg, 29. Page Twentx'

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THEOPTIMIST 1929 Black-forwards, Bernardine Klosterman, Georgia Mae Oskins, and Louise Murray-guards. The BEARCATS played a schedule of eighteen games, including the best girls' teams of southern Indiana. During the season they amassed a total of 449 points against their opponents 253. Of these total points, Amelia Reckelhoif made 163 points, Lelia Black 175 points and Wilma Martin 52 points. Much credit is to be given to the Bearcats defense who held the line while the forwards scored points. Without an excellent de- fense, the scoring part of a girls' team is practically powerless. Much credit is also due the second team who bears the brunt of the season's practice. It is the second team that develops efficiency in the varsity team, but whose lot it is to remain in the background. Of the season's schedule of eighteen C185 games, the Bearcats lost six, only one of whichwas lost on the home floor. This defeat was that ad- monished by the southern Indiana champions, Boonville, by a margin of two points. First row, Captain Lelia Black, Wilma Martin, Louise Murray. Miss Mildred Douglas lcoachl, Amelia Reckelhoff. Georga Mae Oskins, Bernardine Klosterman. Hazel Niehaus. Second row, Delores Sharpe. Dorothy Shurig, Anita Landgrebe. Marjora Dufendach. Mary Helen Clapp, Joyce Warnsnian, Ruth Sprauer. Following is the last seasonys record. Place Opponent Place Opponent H'burg There Rockport 13 H'burg There Mt. Vernon 20 H'burg Here Lynnville 11 H'burg Here Owensville S H'burg There Corydon 28 g:l0U1'g TIIGYG Reitz M9111915 Hfburg Here Mt. Olynip 11 521119 333131119 'Q v . 'D 1 H burg Here Ft- Blanch 6 H'burg There Owensville 20 H'burg Here Jasper 5 H'burg There Jasper 11 H'burg There Dale 16 H'burg Here Boonville 21 H'burg There Petersburg 16 Hfburg Here Mt. Vernon 11 The Bearcats were able to defeat the Mt. Vernon Redbirds, who in turn, twice Page Nineteen

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THEOPTIMIST 1929 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1929-30 Oct. 11, Winslow-Here. Dec. 20, Otwell-Here. Nov. 1, French Lick-There. Jan. 1, at 2 p. ln. Central-There. Nov. 8, Dale-There. Feb. 14, Central-Here. Dec. 7, Dale-Here. Feb. 15, Petersburg-There. Dec. 13, Bosse-Here. TRACK TEAM Left to right, Percy Mallory, John H. CIPLDD, Roy Mundy, Jerome Sprauer, Tom Traw, Herman Neuman, Glen Traw. Our track team. although handicapped by a poor track, has made a good show- ing: Thomas Traw, 100 yard dash. 220 yard dash and pole vault, Roy Mundy. 440 yard dash, SSO yard run and broad jump. John Hughes Clappe. pole vault, high jummp, high hurdles. Jerome Sprauer, low hurdles. and 220 yard dash. Edward Metzger, 1 mile run and M mile run. DOMESTIC SCIENCE EXHIBIT The Domestic Science Exhibit was artistic and Well planned. It dis- played excellent Work done by the girls of the eighth grade under the supervision of their teacher, Miss Broshears. Among the many articles on display were neatly made dresses, artistic cushions, book on interior decor- ation, and books on food. Page Twenty-one