Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Intramural Eut the All Stars do take it away from Jchn Nellor enumerates those precious points to Mr. Purvis. Warren Dixon, Ross the Little Kernels. Rowley, Dale Smith, and Dcn York show their approval of the game, Scorekeeper Ralph Purdy records positions of lVl:lton Okun, Edwin Lassegard, Dwight Vounie, Bob Riggert, and Bing Torpin just before the second game of the intramural tourna- mont. Athletic Enthusiasts ln an endeavor to solve the problem oi what to do with MHS boys who possessed athletic ability but lacked the initiative or time to participate in varsity competition, the directors ot the physical training program devised an intramural or interclass sports program, some years ago, which has grown steadily since then, until at the present time it encompasses some ot the spare time ot trom lOO to l5U boys, The range oi activities tor intramural enthusiasts has, because ot the varsity ath' lclic program, been confined to two or three All eyes glued on the action displayed in the preliminary game of the tournament. In the lower foreground Fred Rush pushes the button to tally a score. Vie for Championship sports, however, Mr. Purvis, intramural supervisor, stated, Hklthough no definite plans have yet been made, the intramural sports program will undoubtedly be broad- ened next year to meet the demands oi the national physical titness program. Galt, tennis, and basketball were the three main intramural activities. ln golt and tennis a singlefelirninationftournament policy has been followed, and last year George Flora and Warreri Dixon survived the elimi nations in those sports, respectively.

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