Petroleum High School - Panther Yearbook (Petroleum, IN)

Page 10 text:

I I NI I FJ' ---,F -- -Ju .- -, I I r, X r' r, 1--h---------- I' V r Q J . ... IJ J' I I- ...Ix. - I I f I I .i I Q ' I I I ' I I ' QW I I , I I I I I , , I. I I: I 4. I' I I I I . ' I 2, M I I rv I EI I gg I I' 1' II II I 9 Z'ST'n' I 3 . I 2. I I .- ,,,,- I -ff ' I . i -I I II Il In I age- I , X!l II qnhsi is ai II 'I I I 'IQ 3' - -W-----.I-.---..--I gf. i :tL1 JI'

Page 9 text:

-fs rf r,X Ilr'w 'A , rl L H.-W Y nn- n-1------me .- Qfigijjij 14. - 1:'I'1-QL ,'-.A' 'l5T3:ffiEQ I 3 P o I3 T Q me NS - N J I r iffjfflrf2551fgifQr1:QQ1fQ'f1g?gf,:5fffQ'f. X L l. Honor the game you play, for he who ' plays the game straight and hard wins even if ne loses. 2. Remember that the game is the thing and he who tninks otherwise is no true Sportsman. 7. Do not try to evade the rulesg play cleanly .-nfr inn fairly and you will never rogzet it. 4. Do not allow an opponent to get your NGoQtH by talking to you in an ungentlemanly wuy. 5. Do not -rgue witn the officials or with tne spectntors at any time. 6. A true siortsmfn learns all the rules or the game. 7. It is better to lose than to play in an unsportsmenlike way. 8. Be loyal to your coach and team- mates. 9. Never glont over winning or be s rotten loser. lO. The true sportsmen never quits or gives an alibi for losing. 193

Page 11 text:

I THE HNNTHEK f- I-if .... .......1.1- ...,.,.-4.a-.-1... Petroleum High School again had a successful athletic year. Her three basketball teams won 50 games and lost 27. Conches Ireland and Haggard can well he proud of their squads. They displayed true Petroleum fight- ing spirit. The teams were handi- capped in mid-season due to replac- ing the gymnasium floor. The first team Kept their record intact by bo- ing undefeated on the new floor. The softball teams also had a suc- cessful season, the Pinthers minning 6 out of ld, and the Bshy Panthers 4 out of 5. Losses will be heavy due to grad- uution. Ireland will lose Cochren,- Courtney, Fosnnugh, Franks, Frnu- higer, Kizer, Pearson, end Williuns. nr. Hxygcrd will bc without the sor- of Egly, Borror, Sherpe, Bl- Huffn n, Sills, Hiines, and vices ston, O'dell. Prospects for next year are, hovevor, good. Ireland will have Steiner, Smith, Brunson, Lee, and Holloway with which he will build his first team and several other boys who are showing promise. Mr. Haggard will hive to depend upon Gale Miller, Robert Gierhsrt, Ronald Neff, John O'Noil, Junior Coffman, and Paul Bryan. I I I I ...M N.. .-..-....-...T ...,...-.-- 1931