Montmorenci High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Montmorenci, IN)

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u Athletic Association The athletic association of the high school started the season of 55-36 with a balance on hand of 322.6O. At the beginning of the year, each boy was furnished with new practice outfits. After each game the flrst ten boys were fed. Sixty dollars C6605 was spent at the uendfj of the season for sweaters for the Senior men. Prices of ad- mission were changed somewhat from that of last. The price of admission this season was twenty cents C2013 for adults, ten cents ClOdD for high school pupils, and all children under the sixth grade were admitted free. Receipts from county tourney totaled seventy dollars and fortymfour cents K37O.44D, and receipts from sectional tourney totaled one- hundred twenty three dollars and thirty cents. At the end of the season the balance on hand totaled seventyeseven dollars and ten centsf377.lOD. G1rl's Volleyball and Baseball This year the Montmorenci High School girls had the best materiel for athletics The girls cou1dn't get very volleyball or baseball, but were won by large margins. ball team was asked to play night. This year they were that they have had ln years. many games scheduled in either all the games that were played About two years ago, the volley at Pine Village for their gym asked again, because Cin their estimation? 'Morenci had the best high school glrl's team they haveaever seen. In volleyball they beat Pine Village 52 to 23 Hound Grove 53 to 28 and 45 to l7. In baseball they geat Klondike 45 re 4 and 15 to e. There will be four Senior girls lost from the line-up this year: L. Mills,Van Schepen, Dahlquist, and Booze. The teams were coached by Frances Rae Opp. The season was closed with a party given by Miss Opp in honor of the volleyball team. Line-ups BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL Sheets L. Mills Williamson W. Mills W. Mills Van Schepen L. Mills Dahlqulst Van Schepen - Sheets Booze Williamson Homrlg Homrig Switzer Rooze Sutton Switzer

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-U -ct BASEBALL This season the coaches of Tippicfnoe County suggested a new plan for high school brseball-N- a league. The county was divided into two sections: the orth and the South. In the North section, the following teams were included, Klondike Battle Ground, Buck Creek and morenci. The winner of each division was to meet at Columbia fark to determine the county champion. Battle Ground won the North division and Wea T won the South. In the final game the Wea Ulndiansn were crowned the Tippicanoe county chanps. 'Morenci came out 4th in the county. Brasoiimt or BASEBALL TEAM Sigman ------------------------ pitcher Rooze ------ -------- -------- 2nd base Becker,E. ------------ 4--, ----- 5rd base Becker,R. ----- - ------- Short stop Williamson ---- ------ catcher Dunwoody ------ --- ---- right field Sutton -------------- ----- lst base Kerkhoff, F. ------------ center field Kerkhoff, R. -------------- left field -Ralston ------ --- ------- short stop Baseball Schedule K Battle Ground at Morenci 4' 5 Buck Creek ' at Buck Creek , 4 8 Klondike at Klondike 4 7 Round Grove at Morenci 4 9 Wea at Morenci 5 4 Stockwell at Stockwell 8 9 Klondike at Morenci 5 5 Battle Ground at Battle Ground 4 ,5 Round Grove at Round Grove .6 4 ..---........--.---v--u seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball This year almost every body in the seventh and eighth grades, that knew anything about basketball, at all, tried to make the team.' Ed Brenner, John Sheets, and Jim Foster showed up the best for the seventh grade. Dick Wien, a vet- eran from lest year, was easily the star of the team. With a little added height and weigh, nDickieW should go strong in high school, basketball next year. Other members were: George Wright, Ivan Charlesworth, ani Willard Sigman. I'-l , , ,,,- 'Bi JI

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SCIENCE CLUB The science club went over big this year, at least every- one took an active part. The club took a trip to Crawfords- ville to attend a State Junior Science Club fconvention. One of our members, Margaret Nelle Follick, was 'elected state treasurer. ' Mr. Vance, who is our sponser keeps up the enthusiasm by arranging talks and experiments by the membersr We plan to have even a better club next year. QLTE CLVB , The girls glee club was another hit this year. They pre- sented a fall musicale and have entertained several 'times. In this glee club, is that trio youp hear so much about. Margaret Nelle Follick, Marjorie Williamson, and Wilma Mills. They have presented ainumbery of. broadcasts over W. B. A. A. this year. The boys also have a glee clubp but not a prominent a one as the girls however tiey entertained us on the armi- stice day program with afnumber of songs. p il - , I - .- n A , , , , . ORCHESTRA The orchestra was a big success this year. They played at most .of the home ball games and was.featured in a musi- cale last fall. fThe 'membership at'the'he:inning of. school counted up to twenty-five. AA group iof, advanced ' players will give their best at Commencement, thanks to Miss Ruth Pickarda .w 1 gf A U A -. 'COMMERCIAI.i'4'CLIlB V . t ,fThe commercial club has a membership of 50, from the -- Sophomore, Junior and Senio1'classes. Any person , who works on the school paper can beha member of the organizaef tion. At the end of each school year a party isEgiven'in honor of the members. Mr. Howell, commercial teacher, is the faculty adviser. i ' I up ri. H -W, :Y l