Point Place High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The Scarlet and Black Girls' Intramurals Intramurals have played an important part in the students' athletic program. Many of the girls participated in competi- tive games with other teams in the forming of various leagues. A variable selection of sports, starting with baseball and going through the yearly schedule of volleyball basketball, and ending with deck tennis, was worked out by Olive Blakeney and the Girls' Athletic Association. Baseball The season opened with baseball, one of the favorite autumn sports. A representative team from each class entered the match and competed against opposing teams. The members of the Senior Class Team who were leaders in the tournament were: Mary Jane Winzeler, Olive Blakeney, Frances Homier, Eleanor Meilink, Alta Frick, Dorothea Meinen, Marjorie Durand, Opal Rockwood, May Bannister and Gretchen Bong. Volleyball The second sport on the athletic program was handled through two separate leagues, the 'Tigers' and the 'Cardinals.' Again the seniors dominated the scoring and had on its roster the following girls: Ella Andersen, May Bannister Idessa Hen- nessy, May Nortcliffe, Gladys Aschenbach, Olive Blakeney, Mari Jorie Durand, Opal Rockwood, Mary Jane Iinzeler, Alta Frick, and Gretchen Long. Deck Tennis The last event of the season brought the class intra- murals to a close. This was an elimination tournament and was entered by couples instead of various teams. The team earning the greatest number of points in all sports had its name en- graved on the Girls' Intramural Cup. Page Eighty-tive

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The Scarlet and Black Winners Boys' Intramurals Seated: Fred Vollmar, William Caselton, Malcolm Clevenger Standing: Dalton Buckley, Walter Weithaus. Page Eighty-four

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The Scarlet and Black JOICBB Don: Do you know the difference between a cat and e match? Lois: Sure. One scratches itself and you have to do the scratching of the other. Don: Wrong. One lights on its feet and the other lights on its head. 90: Chuck: Say, d1dn't you work in a mal me quarry? Al: Yeah, but. they fired me. Chuck: What for? Al: They said I took too much for granite. -Ov Freshman: The first thing I wrote was accepted by the annual staff. Sophomore: What was it, a. story or poem? Freshman: A year's subscript ion. -O- Motor Cop: lTo Mr. Bear! So you saw the accident, sir? What was the number of the car that knocked the man down? Mr. Bear: I am afraid I've forgotten it. But I cb remember noticing that if it were multiplied by fifty the cube root of the product would be 'equal to the sum of the digits reversed. -O- I eat my peas with honey, I've done it all my life, It makes the peas taste funny, But it keeps them on the knife. ...On Russ: And after we're married we'll have plenty of good heme-cooked meals. May: But, Russ, I want to eat out once in awhileg we can't run in on your mother or mine every night. ..0- Page Eighty-si!