Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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won three out of five tennis matches with the cadets today. There must be some life in the old boys yet . . . The winners of the Time magazine's current events contest were announced today. Elkins was high, with Juengling winning in the History IV group and Hearst in the History I and II section. They received their choice of any book up to 395.00 . . . The results of the Anvil short story writ- ing contest Were also announced. Baute won the first prize of 31000, Gaither was second, winning 55.00, and Porter took the 33.00 third prize . . . The rifle team won in a match with F. M. A. today by a margin of 180 points . . . Band and Staff scholars t?J took another monthly aca- demic pennant today. They've been win- ning it most of the year, and it's a shame, because they don't have anything to put it on . . . The basketball team won two more, beating Jesuit and F. M. A. The J. V.'s also won two more the last two days, W A in . Q 0 3 2 ' -6 31 . SQ sf N R .N .iraq ,ff , ,.-G. 1 . 11 JE ..S...., -Q.. mmm an . - LVI1n-ln 1l Y Eli-I-IIZWIIZIIZIZZQ--ifi

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Kill , , mul- 14 . 1 D311-ln il . , - j 'I Y 6n1IIilllHI1!I1ZlEZII11Di , . if ketball teams can't be beat, the Scorp- T ions beat Venice J.V.'s, 28-17. Wagner, W , ,ff R., was high-point man for the school's 7 ' tiff it '- 're- S' 6 youngest representatives . . . The semes- M5 bf e,m, ter honor roll came out today, led by Ab- if t . ,fi ylyii rams with e. 97.3 average . . . The Hi-Y w '-2 ,te AZE' Club held its first Florida meeting last night, mainly for the purpose of electing officers. Robinson was elected president, with Thompson, Lillycrop, and Lerch 05 H p W Ti - filling the other offices . . . The basket- jg 6 , , if Q ball team beat St. Leo for the third time . V -5 'fy' ' and Fort Myers for the second time yes- T' A ' V'.,.,b ' terday and today. The next game is with i i:Ai-: 3 P ' i the tough Sarasota Sailors. If we get by I , ,,,, M' them, it looks like an undefeated season ...Tonight, the Sarasota game was played, and it was every bit as exciting We flee as was expected. The team trailed 31-24 at the end of the third period, but they ,,,m 3' i fought back and finally tied the Sailors. i fQ'3',R,f' Sarasota scored again, but King and Eng- berg scored to put us into the lead, 39- 36 as the game ended. The credit for the Win goes to the entire team for their defensive Work and espe- if cially to Gene King, who spark- ed the final Winning offense . . . The old men of the faculty 15 is U

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Ufl-ln 1l r it . - j r Es' lHllWl1!IlZlEl1i1Dl defeating Boca Grande and F. M. A. J. V.'s. Crigger and Weiss led the scoring . . . Miss Willis was married today in a beautiful ceremony in the Venice lobby . . . Haas was made a lieutenant and Wag- ner a captain in the special orders today . . . In their final game of the year tonight, the basketball team smothered La Belle, 86-45. Engberg scored 29 points to break the school record for one game. His sea- sonal total of 312 also broke the existing record . . . Baseball, tennis, and golf are beginning to come into the spotlight now that basketball is over. The golf and ten- nis ranking lists have been published, and Coach Scales is narrowing down the baseball squad. A few boys have begun 4 to work out for track, also . . .The band went to another parade today, this time the All State Parade at St. Petersburg . . . They plan a beach party tomorrow night . . . The latest athletic activity at K. M. I. is varsity yo-yoing. Anyone With thirty-five cents may go out for the team . . . The tennis team has been doingwell, winning all six matches with Jesuit and all five with Sarasota . . . The baseball team won their opening game today, beating Fort Myers, 11-1. Schaeffer, W., did a fine job of hurling . . . Durham has been pestering everyone for money lately for the address book he plans to publish.