Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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Football NVith a. record of three games won, one tied, and one lost the Mountaineers of 1935 turned in their best football season to date. And it was injuries to two regular players that prevented a still better record. As usual the team was built around the seniors who had received some football experience the year before. These included Gibbs, Dunn, Scutvick, DeVisscher, Bjerke. Olson, Snitzler, Kline and Brooks. Their loss will be keenly felt. Basketball In contrast with the showing made in football, the 1935-36 basketball squad turned in their poorest season record in several years. To partly make up for this showing the boys managed to take third place in the county tournament, defeating two teams to each of whom they had previously lost two games. They then won a place in the district tournament by defeating Friday Harbor. The Mountaineers failed to place in this tournament, losing to Everett and Edison. Gibbs, Dunn, De-Visscher, and Olson will be missed from the team next year. Tennis Due to the late date of the county tennis tournament it is impossible to give any of the results at the time of this writing. These boys seem likely to 1'epresent Mt. Baker: Brooks, Kennedy, VVeihe, and Pettigrew. Basketball Schedule MT BAKER 20 ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,., ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,BLAlNE 11 MT BAKER 16 .,,, WHATCOM 21 MT BAKER 14 ..,,,... LYNDEN 30 MT BAKER 24 ,FERNDALE 17 MT BAKER 18 'FAIRHAVEN 20 MT BAKER 28 ,,,,,,..r. BLAINE 30 MT BAKER 21 ,,,, YVHATCOM 23 MT BAKER 21 ..,,.... LYNDEN 38 MT BAKER 22 ,,,,,,,, FERNDALE 21 M T BAKER 18 Football Schedule FAIRHAVEN 22 MT BAKER 13 ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,.,. ....,, W H A TCOM 0 MT BAKER 0 ,,,,,,, BLAINE 0 MT BAKER 13 ....,,,, ,,,,,,, M ERIDIAN 0 MT BAKER 0 ,,,,. H MFERNDALE 21 MT BAKER 13 ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,, CUSTER 7 'l'u'f'11fy-xrfl

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Baseball The largest squad that ever represented Mt. Baker reported for tryouts for baseball this spring. Practice began in the gym earlier than grounds or weather would permit outside play. These sessions limbered up the body muscles, quickened the eye to follow the ball, and schooled the squad in some very important parts of baseball play. The squad shows an improvement in team spirit and playing ability over any spring tryout heretofore. Our record of last year showed six wins to two defeats. There are high hopes to surpass that mark this year. Track Track prospects at Mt. Baker have not seemed especially bright for the 1936 season, although the Mountaineers will have strength in some events, particularly the dashes and the shot and discus. The following have very good chances of placing in the county meet: Gibbs, Harkness, Ruchty, and Brooks. oe . 5 ' 4. V.: .3 W, i V if 0' i 5 f N . vi BASEBALL Bottom Row: Pettigrew, Elder, Gates, Hose, Alirc-ns Row 2: Dunn, Leon, DeVisscher, Suutvick, Gritch, Harkness Row 3: R. Olson, manager, Y. Cummins, K. Olson, Knutson, Hawley. Osier, Muriottn, Pinkcy, D. Cummins, Gilbert, coach Row 4: Ridenhonr, Syrc, Walker, Einnwison, Porter, Tolcr, Nolte TRACK llacldox, Tibbles, Ruchty, Gibbs, Mitchell, Kennedy, Ilurkni-ss, Brooks 'l'wmity-nine