Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

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MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Q CIVHUS 'I'IVHJ,OO:I

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46 MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Athletic Association The Athletic Association of M. H. S. was oixganizedtin 1-914, as a means of promoting athletics and to put theni 'o'niiag,'crlean, sbtrncd basis. The constitution of the association sets a high standard for all students entering into High School athletics. Thegrnain object of the organization is to keep the financial matters straight and to form a basis for the athletics the coming year. A strict account of all receipts and expenditures is kept, which are as fol- lows: Total gate receipts and fees received, S2905 expenditures amounted to 33277. Balance of 9513. The ofiicers for the term 1915-1916 are: President ............................. William Mayer Manager ........... ...... R . C. White Assistant Manager . .. .. . Francis Maldoon Secretary .......... L. K. Billingsley Treasurer ...... .... C . O. Smith Football For the first time in seven years, the students of M. H. S. de- cided to organize a football team. The squad Was called out about the middle of September and splendid material was chosen for the season games. Billingsley was elected captain and he put the fighting spirit in the boys who went into the games. Owing to the fact that our men were inex- perienced, the team was unfortunate enough to lose nearly all of the games. Nevertheless, the season Was considered a success, for football was once more on the map and promises to be a great- er success in the coming season. ' A SCHEDULE FOR THE SEASON. Marysville ................ 0 Axtell . . . ...... . . . .34 Marysville .... . . . 0 Summerfield . . . . . . . . . 0 Marysville .... . . . O Frankfort . . . . . . . . .53 Marysville .... . . . 6 Axtell . . . . . . . . . . .20 Marysville .... . . . 6 Frankfort . . . . . . .25

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48 MKRYSVILLE HIGH SCHGOL ' Basket Ball The basket ball team was called out for practice about Decem- ber lst. The first workout was efficient and considerable good material showed up. Although the average weight was, as has been the rule with the basket ball team, pretty light, it did not hinder us from having a winning team. The squad had compe- tent and efficient coaching, and this, combined with the usual fighting spirit shown in M. H. S., pushed the team through a suc- cessful season. At the first of the season, Mr. Chas. Faulkner was chosen to lead the boys, and from then on he Worked diligently to help the boys to victory. The first squad was composed of the following men: Faulk- ner Ccaptainj, Dougherty, Maldoon, Raemer, Hutchinson. Reg- ular substitutes: Hohn, Von Riesen. The scores for the season were as follows: At Marysville ............. 16 Onaga . . . .... . . . .25 Marysville ..... .... 1 8 At Manhattan . . . . ....45 Marysville ..... .... 2 4 At Washington . . . ....36 At Marysville ..... .... 4 0 Frankfort . . . . . . .17 Marysville ..... .... 2 9 At Onaga . . . . . . . . .34 Marysville ..... .... 2 8 At Seneca . . . ..... .27 At Marysville ..... .... 2 0 Manhattan . . . . ....17 Marysville ..... .... 3 2 At Frankfort . . . . . . . . .21 At Marysville ..... .... 2 4 Washington . . . . .... 19 ..f