Milford High School - Trojanette Yearbook (Milford, IN)

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INTPAMURAL DIFFERENT SPORTS HAVE TAKEN PART IN THE INTRA MURAL PROGRNIA THIS YEAR, WHEN SCHOOL FIRST OPENED, THE SOFTBALL LEAGUE BEGAN. THE JUNIORS, HAVE MORE BOYS OUT FOR THIS, WERE ABLE TO WIN THE LEAGUEQ IN THE TOUCH BALL TOURNAMENT IT WAS A DIFFERENT STORYD THE SENIOR BOYS BECAME INTERESTED AND THEY ALL TURNED OUT TO MAKE A CHAMPIONAHIP COMBINATION. WHEN IT STARTED GETTING COLDER, INDOOR GLWIES WERE STARTED, AND VOLLEY BALL BECAME THE GAMEQ THE JUNIORS AND SENIORS TIED HERE- AFTER THAT CAME THE FAVORITE SPORT OF MOST EVERY BOY IN SCHOOL'- BASKET BALLQ EACH CLASS TURNED OUT AT LEAST ONE TEAM, THE BOYS THAT PLAYED ON THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS WERE NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY AT NOOND THIS MADE THE TEAMS ALMOST EVEN BUT THE TEAM PUT OUT BY THE JUNIOR CLASS WAS ABLE TO WIN THE LEAGUEf IN THE PING-PONG TOURNAMENT, A SENIOR, BOB BROWN BEAT JIM BARNES, A -JUNIOR, IN THE FINALSU NOW THE WEATHER IS TURNING WARMER AGAIN AND EVERY ONE IS OUT- SIDE STARTING TO PLAY TOUCH BALL: SENIOR HIGH INTRAMURAL TOUCHBALL CHAMPIONS SENIORS, CLASS OF '42 SEATEDF ROBERT BROIMNI, FORREST SCOTT, ROBERT PRICE, LAWRENCE STIE- GLITZ STANDING? WALTER RUCH, MAX WAGONER, WAR WUTHRICH, WORTH JACKSON. SENIOR HIGH INTRANURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS INDIANS, CLASS OF '43 SEATED: WILLIAM HOWARD, JOE ESTEP, REN CLARK. STANDING! WORTH JACKSON, VICTOR BEER, JAMES BARNES, CARLTON BEER, LUTHER STEFFEN. JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURAI. TOUCHBALI. CI-V-XMPS CLASS OF '46 SEATEDr GEORGE AUER, DOUGLAS CHARLTON, HARRY DOTY, JOHN MICI-IAELa STANDING! DAVID MARTIN, BOD HURD, DONALD BRUMBAUCJ-I, WARREN Rusx, JIMMY CLAYTON, PHILIP SNYDER. I If I VI I I

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COACH THIS WAS MR. BUSHONGTS FIRST YEAR AS coAcI-I AND TEACHER IN M. H, S. HE CAME DURING A PERIOD OF BAD LUCK FOR THE MILFORD SQUAD, BUT HAS BUILT UPVSOME I-DPEFULISQ IN A FEW YEARS, WE FEEL CERTAIN THAT HE WILL HAvE THE TEAM BACK ON ITS FEET AGAIN. WE, THE SENIORS, WISH HIM sooo LUCK WITH HIS TEAM NEXT YEAR AND MANY YEARS TO COME. CHEER LEADERS UPON THE SOULDERS OF TI-E Cl-IEER LEADERS FALLS THE JOB OF KEEPING UP THE SPIRIT OF THE TEAM AND SI-DWI NG THE PLAYERS THAT THE FANS AND THEY ARE STILL FOR TFEM- THAT JOB WAS HARDER THIS YEAR AND LAST IN MILFORD THAN IT HAS BEEN FOR A LONG TIME.: JEAN HJRSEY AND IYIARY HELEXIE THOMAS SHOULD DE PRAISED FOR THEIR FINE VIORK IN GETTING NEW YELLS AND KEEPING THE OLD ONES RINGINGQ STUDENT MANAGERS THE TROJANS HAD TWO MANAGERS THIS YEAR. LAVIRENCE STLEGLITZ KEPT TRACK OF THE BOOKS AND AVERAGES OF EACH PLAYER, WHILE HARRY DALE DOTY HAD CHARGE OF ALL THE EQUIPMENT., BOTH BOYS PERFORIVED THEIR DUTIES WELL, AND WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THEMI FOR THEIR SERVICES THRCXJGHOUT THE SEASON. SPORTS REPORTERS THIS AINNUAL SHOULDN'T EIE PRINTED WITHOUT SAYING SOMETHING ABOUT THE SJORTS REPORTERS. JOE ESTEP HANDLED ALL THE GAMES FOR THE WARSAW TIMES AND FORREST SCOTT FOR THE MILFORD MAH. AND THE BLUE AND GRAY.- I I I I IQNVX I