Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

Page 31 text:

PACIERS' SCHEDULE They W'e They We Hartford City .222 22229 30 Warren 22 , 222225 44 Wilshire, Ohio222 22214 25 Pennville 2222 222233 42 Roll ,,.r,.,,. 2 22225 20 Fairmount22222 222225 23 Jackson222222,,. 22216 18 Redkey2 ,.,, 2222 222-31 32 Dunkirk ,,,,,,r,, .22 2 24 21 Chester Center ,... 222 2 2 8 20 Chester Center ,,,,, .22 2 20 32 Albany ,,,.,Y ..., 2 2 48 Jonesboro , ,Y.,.,, 222 13 23 Petroleum 2 ,.,,., ,,,, 2 2 40 Hartford Twp. 2 ,2 2- 2 2 8 49 Liberty Center 2222 222-33 15 Kenton, Ohi0222 2 22 ,236 30 WON 12 Losr 5 TOURNEYS SECTIONAL They We Redkey222 222233 45 Bryant2 ,,,. .... 1 5 17 Portland .r..... 2222 22 20 Covertimej FOUR-TEAM TOURNEY Chester222 ...et ..,, 2 0 21 Roll ,.,,,,, 222- 25 22 WARREN TOURNEY Roanoke2.. C....,, 2222 36 27 Liberty Center222 222- 31 21 PONIES' SCHEDULE Hartford City 2 22 2 22 2 2 2217 15 Warren 2 222 222216 14 Wilshire, Ohio ,e.,,.. 22222, ,... 21 15 Pennville 2 ,,.C, 22 2 15 17 Roll,222,2 , 22222 22222 'f222 0 2 Redkey, .CC, 222, 222213 14 Jackson 2 22222222 2 2222 9 25 Chester Center22, 2 222218 30 Dunkirk 2 2222,3S,222L2'2g?222 222214 23 Albany 2. 22222 222230 20 Chester Center..22-2222222 22.. 13 24 Petroleum 2 ,2 222218 31 esboro ,.,,,. 222 ,,,, 6 37 Liberty Center , 2 2, 216 17 artford Twp. 2222 222 5 42 Fairmount 22 2 . 210 17 ' WON 12 Losr 4 NEW YELLS QE.. '-4 X , Big chief, little chiefg Papoose, squaw. Montpelier High School Rah! Rah! Rah! Yea, team! Get red hot! Yea, team! Get red hot! Yea, team! 'Get red hot! Team! We say, get hot! Alligator, alligatorg Alligator, garg Who in the heck - Do you think we are? We're not rough, We're not toughg We're just the Pacers Struttin' our stuff! -2722 .3

Page 30 text:

IRLS9 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls' physical education classes in the winter months learn to build pyramids, play basketball and other or- ganized games, and do ealisthenic exercises. In the fall and spring the program includes hiking, track events, for- mation marching, softball, ability tests, and other outdoor activities. I-'irst row: Ruth Ann Martin, Ciaynel Inman, Patty Cary. Betty Michael, Mary l-Iva Gib- Meredyth Anderson. Margaret Ann lfrancis, Ruth Sholty, Billie Risk, Mildred Morgan, lithelyn lflatter, -Iune Parnell, Betty Weaver, lilendora Clark. Third row: XY'ilma Dean Crockett. lflma Schwarvkopf, Mary Marion, lan-lene lfast, Marjorie Nelson. Annabel Ciar- rison, Dorothy' Kelley, Ruth Ann Berry, Mary Alice XY'oods, Betty Schmidt. l'ourth row: lzllen hlones, Martha Royal, Nina Iillison. Aloanne llolcroft, llelen Berry, Martha Penrod, llelen Reed, Anna Marie lfaston, Betty Den- lull. ATHJUETJI CLUB W'ayne lierrier, ,Ierry Ciook, Ciuy Sills, ,lunior Poulson, Max Rich- wiiie, Ronald Noller. .lunior Storer, ,lack Smith, .lack Cook, Uavc Cook, Paul Vfall, liugene Lowery, Sherman llelm. lhird row: liillx' lhllon, ,lim Cierard, Cieeil Schmidt, -lack Norton, llarry Roberts, Vernon liields, Richard XVCIHY. lfourth row: Dean llerr, My- ron Wlivbrew. Neil Barrier, 1 Richard Weaver, Charles l.a- l mott, llill Smith, Cliarles Mor- l rical, .Iames C'risamore, Rolland Shadle. The Athletic Club was known as the Nature Club last year. The aims of the club are to interest boys in all kinds of athletics, to encourage clean living and proper train- ing, and to foster sportsmanship and school spirit. At the meetings all kinds of contests are enjoyed. Most meetings are held in Room li, while some of them are held in the gym or on the athletic Held. Oflieers chosen are as follows: David Cook, presidentg Roger Clements, secretary-treasurer. Club sponsors are llavid Craig and Harold Dick. son, Delores johnson, Iona Rell, Second row: l,eona Risinger. liirst row: Bobby Combs, Remieth Downing, Dielt Knox, Second row: -limmie l'ownall, Roger Clements. Reilh liulton, klohnson, llarold lilack, liugene

Page 32 text:

PACERS WIN FIFTEEN Pacers Defeat Hartford City Airedales For Third Consecutive Year-Much Enthusiasm Is Shown MONTl'ELIER'S NEW TEAM SHOWS MUCH FIGHT IN OPENING CONTEST WITH THEIR KEENEST RIVAL ON LOCAL FLOOR The first game of the 1939-40 basket-'3' ball season was played on the local floor Wednesday evening with great enthu- siasm displayed and was attended by a near capacity crowd who witnessed the first victory of the year for the Pacers and the defeat of the Hartford City Airedales by the score of 30 to 29. The game was breathtaking almost from the start until the finish. Victory Is Won From Albany By Pacers Tuesday DEFEAT WILDCATS BY SCORE OF 48 TO 22. PONIES LOST 30 TO 20 The Pacers downed the strong Albany Wildcats in a rough and tumble affair Tuesday evening on the local fioor to the score of 48 to 22. The Pacers jumped into the lead in the beginning of the game and never were in any danger. The local boys played one of the finest brands of ball which they have played during the entire year. Pacers Claim Hard Fought Game At Jackson Fri. Eve. MONTPELIER PONIES CLAIM FIRST VICTORY OF SEASON IN EASY GAME, WINNING 25-9 The Pacers were again victo1'ious Fri- day night when they defeated the Jack- son Jaguars in an overtime game that came to a close with the score standing at 18-16. The score was tied at the close of the fourth quarter. The Pacers seem- ed to get off on the wrong foot at the very start and had a hard fight through- out the game to claim this victory. Rollers And Pacers Will Battle At Roll Friday Eve. The Pacers and the Roll Red Rollers will see action Friday evening in the new Roll gymnasium. Fans are expect- ing a very close game as the Rollers and Pacers both have made a good showing thus far this season. The Roll team won the first game of the season with Poling but suffered de- feat by the Gas City team in their sec- ond game. Gas City has a strong team this year and is expected to win 3 large percentage of the games. A large crowd of fans from Montpe- lier and Roll are expected to be present to witness this game in the new gym. This will be the second scheduled game to be played in this gym. Er .sy Victory Won By Pacers Friday Evening PANTHERS LOSE BY SCORE OF 40 TO 22. PONIES WIN RESERVE Game 31 to I8 The Pacers won an easy victory over the Petroleum Panthers at the Panther's gym Friday evening by the score of 40 to 22. The Pacers jumped into the lead at the beginning of the game with six points before the Panthers were able to connect. The Pacers after collecting several points seemed to coast along as Coach Craig tried several combinations using all of the subs. The Pacers had a real backing with as many rooters as the Petroleum Pan- thers which made the Pacers feel at home. The Pacers had ten charity shots making six as the Panthers had twenty- two making ten. There were nineteen personal fouls called on the Pacers with only nine on the Panthers. Roll Red Rollers Defeat Pacers In Game Friday Nite LOCAL TEAM HELD BACK ANI LONG SHOTS WERE A HANDI- CAP THAT PROVED FATAL After getting off to a flying start ir the opening of the 1939-40 basketbal season, the Montpelier Pacers found i1 necessary to bow in defeat to the Rol' Red Rollers in a frame played on the opponent's fioor. The final score was 25 to 20 in favor of the Rollers. At the start of the season the Pacer: met the Hartford City Airedales ir their opening game and defeated then by the score of 30 to 29, and then in thi Wilshire, Ohio, team they found another victim with 25 to 14. Although th1 trouncing handed to the Pacers Frida! by the Rollers was hard to take, th4 fans are looking forward to better re sults in their next encounter, Frida! night when they will meet the Jacksoi Jaguars on their floor. The Rollers forced the Pacers to shoo from a long distance from the baske and kept them from breaking througl their line of defense. Under this handi cap, the Pacers were not able to hit am lost many shots. Pacers Suffered Second Defeat To Speedcats Wed. DUNKIRK WINS 24-21 OVER LOC-Al TEAM ON DUNKIRK FLOOR. - PONIES WIN GAME The Pacers suffered their second de feat in five starts Wednesday evening by the Dunkirk Speedcats on the Dun kirk floor by the score of 24 to 21. Thr Pacers seemed to be in the fog unti the third quarter when they started ti play a good game, but the Speedcat. jumped into the lead again in the fourtl quarter and held the Pacers to tw1 points. The Pacers led the game in the star 4 to 2, but by the end of the first quar ter were trailing the Speedcats 7 to 4 and at the half 13 to 9. Again in the third quarter the Pacer jumped into the lead 19 to 18 after Out calt started the team out with a scoring spreeg but in the last quarter they wen unable to hit the basket and were hell to two free throws. Markley and Out calt held the scoring honors for the Pa cers with seven points each.