Monson Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Monson, MA)

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l G2 E-32' 'f 01 Q Intramural Sports 8 UI , 3 EN Mr. Strohmeier announced, on March 4, that the school was in quarantine, ESE Qi things looked rather had for a while. The last two games of a successful basketball QQ season had to be cancelled. But there were some in the school with an optimistic view- Qs 3 point, who looked ahead and said, Why not have some basketball games between Q Q the seniors and the underclassmenf' Realizing the wisdom of this idea, the seniors QD started the ball rolling by challenging the underclassmen. After this game had been QE 2 played another game was arranged and played. Of these two games, the seniors lost the E53 Q lirst but won the second. The Morris House team and the Cushman Hall team were QD called the Tigers', and the AngOras respectively. Both sides were fairly well Qt hd dh h dh a- mnsh' ofechteam v Q matc e , an t e games s owe t e goo sports a ip a . E3 Q Now that we are out of quarantine, the same idea has carried over into baseball, one Q! i game having been played already. This the Cushman Hall Dogs won. Evidently ,' igm they think that Dogs will do better work than AngOras . As this book goes to Q Q5 press, there is at least one more game to be played which the Tigers intend to win. Q ,G So you see the hated quarantine brought some good times after all. ?E QQ The line-ups and results for the games are as follows: 1 5 G is l F -5 First Basketball Game i I ,Q f-TIGERS zz HPUPS' 37 Qi 152.2 PENDLETON, rf COBB, lf E9 SHAW If LOCKB, rf UI f F Q3 N. CARLSON, c H. CARLSON, c Q56 WILLIAMSTBEECHER, lg SATRIANO, lg 1 Q52 SQUIRB-NOLBN, rg MARSHALL, rg Q iid E3 f Second Basketball Game irq g QQ 'LTIGERSH 40 HANGORASH 30 4 v gal PENDLETON, rf COBB, lf E35 QQ CARSLEY, lf LOCKB, rf ILE! Q N. CARLSON, c H. CARLSON, c Q SQUIREIWILLIAMS, lg SATRIANO, lg QF NOLEN1BEECHER, rg MARSHALL, rg IE l Q Q' PAGE Fll?'I'Y'NINE W3 -'J -ey' Avy -fy v' -'KVA '-rim -'VA '-tv -rw' -'YY' 'NYY' '4'Y' P' SQQJQQQQQQQQQPQQJQEQJQQJQQJQQJQQJQQJQSS

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Kiiiivsiifiiliivllixiiilvii 5513?iE253iZEi33iEE63E53HEEi33i5E5f52555533iEEi?'? K R 1 1 J R u f '1 I li Y IVE if? rea ft fr? iff QQ tv? for f ' N if 41, 1 J ra if ': , ffl iii in 4529 4 , 'CSB The Rzfle Club P y MEMBERS WILl.IAM BACON WARREN FLINT ABBOTT OJBRION HAMll.TON CARLSON JOHN MARSHALL RICHARD PRATT fi, NEWTON CARLSON JAMES MARSH SIBLEY SQUIRE 'kk' JOHN FAIRBANKS JOHN MAYER HUGH TAYLOR CHARLES FERNALD RUSSELL WATSON is TJIJCQAST year the Academy Rifle Club made an auspicious start on its four point indoor gallery, built under the direction of Coach Benton, former captain of the University of Missouri's RiHe Team and member of the Ninth Corps Area's Team in the National Matches at Camp Perry. The members of the team competed successfully, J thanks to the careful coaching given by Mr. Benton, with throughout the country, under the auspices of the National Rifle Association of America. -are This year's record was seriously impaired by the recurrent school illness although the matches that the club did fire were far better than the corresponding matches last QQ' year. The armory of the club was, however, greatly added to by rhe acquisition of two of the finest new Government riHes. .ky The club looks forward to next year expectant of fine results Owing to its new equipment and the almost certain return of most of the members of its team who are p now experienced riflemen. 5033 PAGE FlFTY'ElGHT WHY 'Q YY Y iii 7'YY 'YY YY Y 'CY YY 'YY 'l5f' gljw sf x6 5?lft'E,f5,2A'fD5.3AS?232i53i3AS5Q2t,fllQti?i?Af3f3Ai?53,f45532t'3:'5a

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I N TRA M URA L SPORTS-Continued First Baseball Game . TIGERS 4 DOGS 20 Nous, p H. Cnnson, p N. CRILSFI, c Musa, c Ruum., . Coen, lb u Pmmurow, zb Fum-, zb Bmw, 3b Mmm, 3b, Mgr bk. Barron, ss LOCKB, ss U Q . Sxmumo, lf A Musw-I-.rf PACIZ IIKTY