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MR. ELLlO'I I S B CLASS CHAMPIONS The boys on the ninth-grade team. which won the championship, are as follows: L. Vejar, -I. Eberly, H. Taft, R. Parish, E. Garven, Al. NIaclVIillan. NI. Stuprich, B. Strath, A. Rimpau, and B. Nlclntyre. The eighth-grade championship team of Bungalow V includes the followl ing boys: Bob Alcorn, Bertram Calmson, Ralph Saylin, Nelson Nies, John Berne, Philip Killgore, Harry Ackelson, Parlcey Hardeastle. Craig Brown, Bob Bateman, and Herman Caldwell. And last, but far from the least, the seventh-grade team that won the championship of its grade is as follows: jack Robinson, Dave Robinson. Francis Bologne, Eugene Reyes. H. VVilkinson. E. VVhite. B. Hampton. C. Beonde, -I. Nlcllann, J. Lapell, and A. Leal. MR. OVERMAN'S A CLASS CHAMPIONS 51001
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N ' 5 MR. KI2MPTON'S FIFTH PERIOD C CHAMPIONS or 217. two ninth-grade classrooms. VVith but one more game to be played it was found that neither of the above mentioned teams had lost a game. The last game of the season between these two teams, which was for the champion- ship. was played on Friday, November the 13th, but this jinx did I1Ot prevent the two teams from putting up the most thrilling game ever played at Le Conte. The game ended with a six-to-six tie. The next lllonday, however, the two teams again tangled. The side lines were packed when 217 kicked off to start the game, which proved to be the best fight of the past season. The game, which is now a part of the history of Le Conte. was a nip and tuck battle through the four quarters, with first one team and then the other taking the lead. NVith but two minutes left to play and the score tied at twelve-all, 217 took the ball on their own twenty- seven yard line and in three plays brought the ball within five yards of their opponents, goal line. It was the third down and three yards to go for a touchdown when the 217 quarterback, on a delayed pass, tossed to the 217 right end over the goal line for the touchdown and game. 127, although beaten. displayed the true Le Contean spirit by congratulating the victors earnestly. Thus, the first football league ever at Le Conte came into history and the three champions of their respective leagues were awarded the pennants which they so earnestly labored for. The system for football leagues that was followed after school was also applied in the gym classes with the result that the championship of both A-B and C companies of the school were won by Period V Gym Class, with Period I finishing second in both companies. At the time of this writing. Le Conte is giving its attention to basket-ball leagues which have proven as popular and successful as the football leagues. I 1991
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