Olney Area High School - Olnean Yearbook (Olney, IL)

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Table Tennis Tourney ln the latter part of the month of lanuary, l940, the first O. T. H. S. Table Tennis Tourney was organ- ized. 32 contestants were regis- tered, and names were drawn to determine against whom each would play. After hard fought, furious bat- tles the field was narrowed down to only eight contestantsg then to the four semifinalists: Forrest, Kutz, Boatman and Threet. ln the matches between these four play- ers, Forrest was triumphant over Boatman, and Threet won over Kutz. This left the consolation match between Boatman and lerry Kutz and the final match for the championship between Forrest and Threet. Boatman won the consola- tion match only after a fierce bat- tle in which Kutz's chop stroke bothered Boatman considerably. Then on Wednesday morning, February l4, 1040, the table was placed on the floor of the gym- nasium and the championship battle was played before 500 spec- tators. Threet won the first game and Forrest took the second, mak- ing them even. But Threet took the next two games ending the match and was declared to be the winner of the match and the Table Tennis Champion of Olney Township High School. Junior Class Though the Seniors may be far superior to us in numbers, we try to make up for it in other ways. Qurs is the intellectual class, and the class of the table tennis champions! The fates prevented our officers, Phil Zimmerly, Presidentp Tim Tilton, Vice-President, and I. R. Hicks, Sec- retary, from having their official pic- tures in this Olnean, but you will find them connected with all the important activities in school if you will turn these pages. At the left are our advisors, Mr. Snively, Miss Berry, and Miss von Almen. Mr. Clark is not pictured. Our advisors, Mr. Snively, Miss Berry, and Miss von Almer' Mr. Clark is not pictured.

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P xqe 78 Motlon Pictures Add Zest Ed Sm1th Mr Brower Ernest Royse Glenn Vxaxler Bob Forrest Allen Hyde Marshall Anderson Iean Iennmas Robert Hudson As an a1d rn teachlnq and learnlnq our faculty and student body have found the nuouon plcture very helpful The fllrns shown are ln formauonal 1n nature and are publ1shed for classroom work ln order that the teacher may be free to d1rect the attentlon of the class to the more 1mportant parts of the f1lrn a qroup of boys has been tramed to operate the machlne An operator IS asslqned to each hour of the day To b el1a1ble for such an ass1qnment a student rnust be Wllllflq to put as1de hts own work when called upon to operate the rnachlne Robert Hudson was asslqned to the flrst hour Glenn Waxler to the second lean lenntnqs for the th1rd Bob Forrest to the fourth Ed Sm1th and Marshall Anderson to the ftfth Allen Hyde to the s1xth and Ernest Royse to the seventh Mr Bower has charge of the rnotron p1cture machlne and has tramed these boys for th1s work

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