Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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EF-ISEBHLL x 4 Y Q . Q! qi vi X, dlcton, with Mclbn winning 5-4. Lclba's hurltr L o ll s t team mates, allowed only three hits and struck Because of r rough fitld and the rainy v get the practice essential for e winning team. were played with thc team hfving had little pi Coach Lloyd states that he his fine nrosp lcttormen returning to the diamond next yczr, out fiftecn oo oncnts. ,thr' the Rust.ngs f.iled t In f.ct thc first two g.mcs ,ctice nt all -ct' in thx l.r1t nu ber ,Ad 1 lo ning forwnrd to ffl lf 9 ie ! L Obviously, the dominate grmc of thc season of '40 was played with Mid--' N . i tr X fe' ,z . .' 0 r Q X r' c ' 0 X 15- . x 0 VX I L, F x T L 57 ' S slr' N f a ,ef O successful sqnson in 1941 Thoso in the picture: Cbrok rowj char nnd center field, Clinton Charters field and thirdg Gcorgo Kirklrnd, left Hoagland, short stopg Stanley Jackson, Front row: Elmcr Little, mcnngerg Kicstcr, third and short stopg Frank Jr Grant, catcher, Ray Irvin, firstg Gone manager. hr. Lloyd, coach, Homor Lyon, pit- , right field, Ferrell Sheen, contcr ficldg Harry Chrrtcrs, catcher, Glonn pitchcrg fnd Maurice Horn, second. Glcndon Clfrk, right field, Howard .yo, loft fi ldg Cwrl Barr, first, Bob Graham, lfft fieldg and Bill Kirklind N A I 1 L , v n, wc uopor od by hisy mx. Li L Q ,L P W. f. an i 4, iml a L,- rf il, V M .A li xr Af?-

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SU F TBHLL 3 A nice sunny day turned up and from the school house 25 girls turned out in full bloom for spring soft ball. The first few nights of practice proved to be successful. Plenty of action followed. The girls were soon sorted out and positions were being filled. On the pitcher's mound two girls fought hard to outdo the other. This is the way they stood. Shirley Hughes--plenty of grit and fire. Gladys Albin--u faithful backer upper. Norma Simoson--nothing could pass her. Lucille Capps--a sure hitter and seldom missed Q ball. Eleanor Groves--a good second brsemcn, and gifted with the ability to keep up the chatter. Bonnie Compton--a new addition, but : mighty good third. Ardis Reininger--e swell short, with L good throw and re dy for acticn behind the bet. Evelyn Ki i , stcr--the one we could always depend on catching :nd at the bat too. Velma Little--small but cin sho get 'em. Alma Clem--always on when it came to the bet. Margaret Blanksme--a good steady fitlder. Fern Chase--full of life and ready for action. Evelyn Divin--a ficlder thut's :lways there es n backer upper. Maizic McCleren, Thtora .orkman, and Wilma Mrrdock--good substitutes at any time n position was open te'fill. Alice McClintick was our manager, end Mr. Hunt, our couch. In the picture fbfck rowjg Bonnie Compton, Fern Chvse, Hazel Tomlinson, Margaret Blanksma, Lucille Capps, Anna Kunnegurrd, and Evelyn Divin. rSecond row: Alice McClintick, manager, Naizic McClaran, Norma Simpson, Thcora Workman, Eleanor Graves, and Lrdis koininger. Front Row: Evelyn Kiestor, Vtlme Little, Alma Clem, Wilma Mrrdock, and Gladys Albin. 7 - N ,. 'N I T