Indiana Masonic Home High School - Ma Ho Hi Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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J Q Pd C9 MOHOHI C9 FEW Baseball Team First row, left to right: Eugene Buchanan, Shellie Shonk, Hubert Griffy, Paul Utterback, Dorse Estlc. Second row, left to right: Robert Pierson, Halbert Price, Melvin Miller, Charles Irvine, Ralph French. Third row, left to right: Ralph Winans, Assistant Coach, Robert Adams, Dale Jamison, Coach, Robert Miller, Hubert Mitchell, Student Manager, Fred M. Sageser, Principal. The schedule and results are as follows: Mooresville-9 I. M. H.-6 Park School--13 I. M. H.-10 Franklin-3 I. M. H.-2 Tech--18 I. M. H.-1 Washington-7 I. M. H.-8 Park School-11 I. M. H.-5 Franklin-2 I. M. H.--5 Washington-14 I. M. H.-0 Silent Hoosiers-1 I. M. H.-5 Manual-13 I. M. H.-3 O QQDCN 'WO QCA ls-5

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QGDFC3 OC.: 'WO E gl 1' Pi QD MIWLQOI Q if Q l Feb. 21-The Home crew ended up the season in fine style by turning in a double victory over the Clark aggregation. Although Clark kept up the first half, the boys got hot the second half, defeating them, 55-31. The second team defeated Clark seconds, 31-15. The team did remarkably well in both the County and Sectional tourna- ments. In the County Tournament they defeated Trafalgar, only to be elim- inated by Edinburg in the semi-finals. In the Sectional Tournament, the Home team defeated Greenwood by a good margin but presumably lost to Center Grove by an error on the part of an official. Much interest and enthusiasm was manifested during the inter-class basket ball tournament, held during the week of March 24-28. The first game was played on Thursday afternoon when the Sophomores romped over the Freshmen by a 34--14 score. Although the score was a one-sided affair the game proved to be interesting with plenty of fight exhibited by both teams. The Seniors were defeated by the Juniors, 36-9, in the second game of the tournament which was held on Friday afternoon. With little opposition the Juniors were able to make drive after drive down the floor which proved to be very effective in piling up a healthy lead. The final game was played Monday evening to decide the championship of the school. The Juniors defeated the Sophomores by a marginal score of 21-17. The game throughout manifested a battle of the century. The score was knotted many times only to be broken by the constant drive of the Juniors. It was not until the last two minutes of play that the game was safely put away. The Seniors won the consolation game from the Freshmen, 22-7. The Juniors hold the championship for the year 1930. LAURA WARNER DUFFY- Duff As yell leader for the past school year, she has given wonderful sup- port to the team and the school. She is to be congratulated upon her fine work and the fine school spirit she aroused during the basket ball season.

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