Mendon Union High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mendon, OH)

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1 -'I 'fc' ■ J 7] V V V V V t I y I I y UMIldMMHIfll Lc-.'is Pox. ...'.. Shortstop Talma,.,© Jonas«»•.Third Ba.sc orman Carpenter.Left Field C-ilbert Eardori.Center Field Carl Box........Right Field Substitutes: Richard Eeppeard Bud Shinabery Roy Burner . Joseph Santa c appeared :.r. the -eptunc game clocked out in our ne ; suits, '..e shaded the 'Wildcats 6-5. In the second game -e put on a slugging spree to r allop '.a shiner ton frp. 12-5. Homan Carpenter and arl 'Freovalt smashed round-tripperc for I'onion. In the tliird pane ro rarted an early lead and allowed Ohio City to ship us 10-6. he rill try to even the score this spring. In the fourth pane ;c defeated York C-2, Then v.o traveled to St. Henry, only to ho c turned back 5-5. Yith the har.es loaded and nobody out in the last inning, three leading Tendon hitters failed to connect and re lost a glorious opportunity. In the last f ame of 1056, v:c journeys: to Spcnccrville and defeated the r team 0-5. Another season is upon us. If you rill take an interest in the toam, ve rill do oue bent to lift tho old banner; of I’. II. S. out of tho rut it has fellen in the pact basketball season. Joseph Santa i v V y V y y V V V y y V

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 First Row—Gilbert Bardon, Talmage Jones, Richard Heppeard, Wayne Fox, Glenn Sherer, , Lewis Fox. Second Row—R. B. Smith, Coach, Bill Yocum, Roy Turner, Joseph Santa, Carl Fox, Norman Carpenter, Bud Shinabery, Carl Freewait. BOYS' BASE3ALL The first part of the 1936-'37 Mendon High School baseball season proved to be a highly successful one. A new coach came to Mendon in the person of R. B. Smith. Under his direction we improved greatly in the pre-season practices. Before the first game, he selected the following team: Glenn Sherer..........Catcher Wayne Fox.............Pitcher Bob Carpenter.....First Base Carl Freewalt....Second Base ! '' -I . .

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 • y V • w v v V v V Y MODEL CLUB The purpose of the Model Club was to rive the members a spare tine activity and to teach them some principles concerning the construction and operation of airplanes and ships. The club was organised in the fall of 1036 and the following boys joined: Lav; Lindsay, president, Stanely Spicer, vice president, Eu'ene Lindsay, secretary, Blaine Knapp, Jack Miller, and Harold Rain. Mr. Smith was the faculty advisor. The club met once every two weeks and the class period was spent studying the construction of planes and ships. e also read some experiences of famous aviators. However, the important thing that we learned was that Saturdays could be used to advantage by building models.