Hutchins Middle School - Star Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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- QA -I Girl's Swimming Team Intra-Mural Sports Review At the opening of school this fall, the Health Department had something new in store for the students of Hutchins. An Intra-Mural program was instituted which provided an opportunity for every student to participate in regular games after school. Mr. Schnuck opened the program with a soc- cer tourney in which 686 boys participated. The winter sports program consisted of three tzzurnaments. Mr. Pede'rson's basketball tourna- ment consisted of 148 game-s. Miss McMichael and Miss Chalk also ran off a basketball tourney for the girls in which 186 games were played. Mr. Schnuck's swimming tournament consisted of fifty thrilling quadrangular meets. The Health Department opened the spring pro- gram with three new tournaments. Tennis, track, and baseball tourneys were open to all tho-se who wished to enter. The tennis tourney was an elim- inatlon tournament with 68 entries participating in 67 matches. In four track meets over 900 boys and girls competed. The baseball tourna- ment is now going on with sixty teams partici- pating. Emil Isberg '11 - I1 .- Page Forty-six l F

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-7 IPI-Ea? Bows Swimming Team Emu. Isumeu. Nun DXEFENDORF. LroNi:i,i. Bmislms, JAMES Con- n:N, DAVID IWACADAM, BEN Swann, RICHARD l'lAl:FST, CAMmmN MCDuRmo'r'r. Gmimn Posr. Fmcn SMITH, Mu. SFIINUCK AND HAliN'EX' LH!! NPDT. Boy Natators Have Successful Season The boys' varsity swimming team finished a successful season under the tutorship of Coach Schnuck. Competing in seven meets against Lleven teams the tanksters bowed only to the Highland Park -squad. - In the city Hnals held at Northwestern, Hutch- ins again finished second to Highland Park. At this meet our swimmers captured sixteen marlels. Three medals were taken by Captain Diefendorf, Girl's Baseball Team First Ro-ur--LonEA'rimA S'mwAi:'1'. IUARY Bimim, MAIiY FAL- 1cAum-', FLORENCE HANSEN, JEAN WIIALEN, JANE Yocxu-Iv, NIARIA IIULHEN AND EXLLEEN ST. Dams. Sm-oml Razr:-REBECCA LAZQFSKY. VAIJEILZE KUSCINSKI. EUN- IFE IZIOFFMAN, MARIAN MEAuows, HAZEI, I-IANLON. VVINII-'REID WILSON, PIIYLLIS WHITTAKER, FLOHEJNCE COWLEL4. IIELICN Gonn- STEIN, ANn Miss CHALK fcoachl. who was also high point scorer of the meet. Of the nine varsity swimmers and two student managers who received their varsity UH'-s, nine will be lost to the team through graduation. -Considering that there was only one veteran from the 1928 team, the varsity squad finished a very successful season. Emil Isberg, Manager Boy's Baseball Team ,,, ,. im, . A, . 1 , aww, , , r I 1 84 ' H M- EA W fl 5 i i 1 . , K , , . ATVQQ .g. .W eg, f... ' - K' -' fit If! .L Q ' gr qgqf g l ' ' , W' ' ' 1 1 F - fi le, 2 . flag , . Ei- V M 'B 5 'N K . 1 f A fume.. i i -A , , .x 1 . ,. .. , . L 4 l f f Mlm, A - ' - - .iv I e N T. 'W I , ' 9 M ..., f' .,.. - Q ' . ei, ,.'se..'. , ,gi ea:- Lafwer Row-Awriiun Koscmsxi, HEHMAN FISHMAN, Emu-Ju Lovr-zounvm. lion ROTH. MURRAY DAGG, IRVYNG BAiz'rL:Nc. Rogmirr '1'nAMPs, DAVID BAn.NE'r'r, ANU PETER DuPoN'r. Upper Raw--CARI. NEWIVIAN, Bon Kmnsuulw, BILL MC- KNmu'r. Fman SMITH. Bi-:x:NAun Sienm.. Gannon EwALn. Russian. Lrcomc, I-'mizu NEAL, WALTER! Komu, TEL PANKAN, Fxmn Mm.- l.oN AND DoN BALDWIN. T' Page Fo-rty-seven