Philo High School - Current Yearbook (Philo, OH)

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BOYS’ INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL Last fall when Mr. Hatfield issued the call for all boys interested in playing intra-mural basketball, forty- nine boys came to the meeting. These boys were divided into seven teams with senior boys as captains. One complete round was played in order to determine the strength of each team. After the first round was played a meeting was called and the teams were more evenly divided. The team that wins the championship will get its name placed on the intra-mural trophy, which is displayed in the trophy case. The games were played at noon with a large number of the student body attending. Members of the var¬ sity and reserve basketball teams acted as referees. We wish to thank Mr. Hatfield for the time and effort he has spent in the development of our intra-mural program. DON MITCHELL GIRLS’ INTRA-MURAL SPORTS The girls’ gym classes consists of one hundred under the supervision of Miss Milligan, Physical Education Teacher. In the spring the girls play tennis, archery, volleyball, deck tennis, ping pong and soft ball. The girls play basketball during the noon hour every Thursday. The name of the teams and captains are: Team— Captain— Flying Flirts . Mary Jean Seyerle Red Sox .Barbara Kreis She-Wolves ..Lois Harrison Clock Watchers .-.Joanna Smith Fire-Fighters .Carol Brown Bobby Soxers.Nancy Prior B. B. S.Patty Staley The Things .Mary Lou Staley The finals will be played in March followed by a potluck supper. PATTY HUTSON Page Thirty-three

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PLANE GEOMETRY ALGEBRA II ALGEBRA I Mr. Barclay, our principal, teaches three of the high school math classes this year: Algebra I, Plane Geome¬ try, and Algebra II. In Algebra I, there are 49 pupils, the largest number ever to take this subject. Because of the size, the class is separated into two sections. In Plane Geometry there are 12 boys and girls. In Algebra II there are only six boys. This subject is the highest form of math given this year. We hope that the pupils do as well this year in the scholarship tests given at New Concord as they have in the past. Last year there were three winners out of six in math. In Plane Geometry the two pupils that took the test were first and second in the county. In Al¬ gebra II one of the two that took the test was first in the county. JERRY LITTLE Page Thirty-five