Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

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OUR BASEBALL SQUAD These boys are the ones who represent our selinnl in the Snuthern Indiana Base- ball League. Lee Lemond-'After the third inning he is iinheatahle. Playing his last year. Kenneth Day-f If it's down arniind his knees, he will hit it a mile. Final year. Ray Blemker-f Une left hand hitter that can elntit that hall. Last year. Arthur Gasser- He would steal the haekstup il' it were lnuse. Une year yet. Franklin lviunely--One gnud lly hawk that eniild eateh them in his hip pneket. Last year. Francis Ulinger -Talks less and plays harder. just a Freshman. l X , .,Aeg,'i .:J3i NX Ralph Nleyerf HA hleyerahall is a lire hall. Annthei' freshie. Harold Barth-f The man whim holds duwii the lint enrner. Last year. Sam Ingleff-Ie will get that hall in any iieltl. Une more year, Davis Enlow- Last nf lvlurdereris Row. A Seninr. Glenn Snngerf--Nw stolen hases nn him. Last year. Fred Rausher-He is a eriiuehhitter that's harel tn heat. Une more year. Harold Stein-Nlanager-Old Lightnin! Always nn hand, even if a trifle late. A Freshman. Mr. WilsiwiifA enaeh that knows his hasehall. Due tn his efforts we will have a winner. Page Twenty-nine

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BALANCE SHEET OF THE HUNTERS OF THE HARDWOOD DEBITS Nov 4 Our Hunters opened the season with a bang, Nov. 18 taking Dale for an easy victory 4lf28. Nov. ll The Hunters first invasion was a successful one, defeating Orleans by the score of 2448. Nov 19 Striving hard for victory, Mount Olympus was turned back by the Hunters by a lopfsided D . a- '7 score of 3046. LL' ' Nov 23 The highly touted jasper Wildcats went down in defeat at the hands of the Hunters, 26f23. Blemker led the Hunters attack with 12 points. Dec. 16 Reit: lvlemorial of Evansville was plastered by the score of 24f15, Gasser and Blemker led the Hunters. DSC' 9 Dec. 23 The Hunters romped over the Petersburg Indians 37-22. Day led the Hunters with 14 points. jan. fi Hunters won a hard fought game from Gibault -Ian 21 by the score of 247 I5. jan. 7 The Hunters soundly trounced Oakland City 3720. 'Ian I4 Vv'est Baden was swept off their feet by the ,limi 37 Hunters rush and were snowed under 3925. jan. 20 The Hunters scored an upset by defeating jasper Academy by the score of 2Of8. Feb. 3 Dmonville was the next victim, bowing before -lan' 14 the cnfrush of our live 22fl6. Gasser seemed to be the main spring. Feb. IU The Hunters trounced Owensville 27f17. Feb. I7 Playing a wonderful game, the Hunters pulled a great surprise in running wild over the Mar' 4 strong New Albany team. Classed by almost every one as the underdog before the game, the Hunters went into the game to give all they had in an attempt to emerge victorious. They outfhit, outesmarted, and outfplayed the Bulldogs to the tune of 208. Feb. 24 Princeton fell before the Hunters' attack 3620. Feb. 25 Hunters wind up season by defeating Winslow 4flfl1. CREDITS The Hunters lost their second invasion in a hard fought battle against Paoli. The game was hotly contested and Paoli emerged the victor by the score of 22f20. The Red Devils of French Lick handed the Hunters their second defeat of the season by giving them a sound trouncing by the largest score of the season 40722. Cannelton scored an upset in defeating the Hunters in an overtime by the score of 25-21 Petersburg tied the honors by defeating the Hunters 24f22. Gasser led with 7 points. After having a l5flO lead at the half, the boys were overf taken in the last half to be defeated 27f23 by Tell City. Hunters lost the Lostoka Tourney to jasper in the initial game by the score of 3289. Gasscr and Day shone for the Hunters. Drawing jasper for their first game in the sectional, the Hunters were given an equal break but they did not seem to be up to their best form and went down in def feat by the score of 24728. Page Twenty-eight

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HERF F -JONES COMPANY DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS CLASS JEWELRY, AND GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS CUPS, ME DALS, TROPHIES IND1AN.aPoL1s, INDIANA iq..-. Iwlanufacturers of Huntingburg High School feweI'ry ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL WE REBUILD ALL STYLES OF SHOES 308 Fourth Street C. M, DAY, Prop. .iii All Vkfork Gutmmteed CREENER'S CAF E FOURTH STREET Compliments of MORRIS STORES 5 and 10c to 31.00 HUNTINGBURG AGENCY Fourth Street INSURANCE j. F. OVEREECK HC. E. BLEMKER Page Thirty