Park High School - Arrow Yearbook (Livingston, MT)

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THE LE'1'TE12BIEN'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club, as its name suggests, is composed of boys who have won one or more letters in some form of athletics. The club was organized two years ago to stimulate interest in athletic activities, and it has accomplished what it set out to do. Each year the club holds what it terms Athletic Night, On this night all the boys from Lincoln school and the high school are invited to the high school to watch and to take part in boxing and wrestling contests. The evening is usually ended with a basketball game between two teams chosen from one of the squads. Athletic Night has become quite popular and attracts not only the grade school and high school boys, but also some of the downtown business men. The main event of the year for the club is the annual Lettermen's Dance. Every letterman invites another friend and his partner, and everyone has a wonderful time. The Lettermen's Dance is coming to be looked forward to almost as much as the Junior Prom. Page Seventy-One MEMBERS Tully Obenlioff - --------- President Don McEntire - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Don Sharp Walter Lyons Bill Squire Hal Carter Norman Tripp Ernest Allen Al White Pat Almich Chris White Ralph White Charles DeHaas Richard Murphy James Carlisle Clifford Collins Ed Eyler Ralph Seideman Keith Botterud Frank Amann Clifford Shadoan Maurice Barry Dave Jones Dick Kyser Dick Saunders George Shadoan Bill Morley Ray Olsen George Musser John Dunckel Jack MacDonald .lf

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FOOTBALL PAXIQIQ-LIILLINGPS GABIE Did you ever see a story-book football game? If not, you should have seen the Park-Billings game last year. Yes, it went just like a story-for Park. Billings scored two touchdowns in the first half, but failed to make their try for extra points. Park came back and made a touchdown in each quarter of the last half. With about one minute to play the team marched down the field, and Mac took the ball over for the tying points. On the try for extra point, Park tried a 'iline buck with Smokey carrying the ball. Several Billings tacklers broke through the line. but Walter shook them off and stumbled across the line just before the gun sounded. Ends Carrier. Seideman, Allen. Robinson Tackles Squire, Murphy, Kys-er. Eylar Guards Amann, DeHaas, Botterud Center Almich. Carter Halfbacks Obenhoff, Sharp. Shadoan. Smerke Fullback Mclilntire. Carlisle Quarterback Lyons, White At the annual football dance, the following received letters: Carrier, Seideman, Squire, DeHaas, Almich, Obenhoff, Sharp. Mclilntire, Lyons. Allen, Kyser, Eylar, Botterud, Carter, Shadoan. Carlisle. White. Those who are ineligible to play next year are: Carrier. eideinan, Squire, DeHaaS. Almich, Obenhoff, Sharp, Allen, Kyser. Those who will play next year are: McEntire, captain-elect of the 1931 team, Lyons. Eylar, Botterud, Carter, Shadoan, Carlisle, White. Page Seventy-Three