Shannon High School - Eagorack Yearbook (Shannon, IL)

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Speclal Events The first b1g event of the school year was one to which the senlors looked forward and the freshmen drd not It was of course Freshman Inrtratlon whlch tr ok place ln the hxgh school on September 21st 1951 The freshmen spent that sad day ln odd costumes and even more odd posltxons as they strove to glve the proper obelsance to each and every mrghty senlor who approached The day ended ln a gay manner at a party held ln the ag room The eventful day at least had a happy endmg The Semor Class sponsored a Halloween Party on October 31st 1951 rn lessmans garage Everyone was dressed 1n old clothes and as a result the relay games and duckmg for apples were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone Of course the party was hlgh llghted by the refreshments that the semors served Another lovely party was the one grven by the freshmen at Chrlstmas trme Because of the inclement weather lt had to be postponed from December 17 1951 to January 4th 1952 The party was held m the gymnaslum where the students danced and played games Later ln the evemng g1ftS were exchanged by everyone A really delrghtful lunch concluded the party The Valentlne Party was held on February 16 1952 1n the gym It was glven by the Sophomore Class Everyone enjoyed the games dancmg and re frfshments and the general concluslon was that the party was a grand success The all school prcnlc IS one event whxch has not yet taken place but all of the students are lookmg forward to lt It seems strange but the end of the school year apparently has a psychologlcal effect on all people attendlng schools Thrs of course mcludes the faculty On thls occasron everyone IS Ieel llke runnmg for 'x block or two vou re free to do so It s one time of the ya ar when prckles and lee cream make the perfect combmatron for your delrcate dlg9StlV8 systems Three cheers for the good old summertrme' Valentine Party Phnstmas Party 41 News I V' . . . . ' ' Y 1 V 7 7 ' ' . . l Y Y . ' ' Y 1 - : , ' ' . . ' . . , able to really let off steam. You don't even have to wear shoes! If you . . L ' N , D ,K g . 1 . . . . . y M il. t 'I I I . ' F t Q. T

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Softball Shannon Hlgh had nts best season smce 1949 wmmng SIX and losmg fnve gwmes Shannon was led to most of xts vxctorxes by Jxm Bullet Woessner who won fwe and lost three Rlchard Martz won one and lost two B111 Doll Moll was the leadmg batsman for the regdlars wlth a 381 'average The Eagles were coached by a new man thxs year Norma Yxckle Arnold Mirtz batted 1000 for the Varslty substltutes Player CT Martz A 1000 Leary W Moll Lessman Stoner Krrske Woessner Martz R Sturtevant Stevens Budde Rosenstxel Jacobs Byers Team 'WV 43 P AB R H P . , . lf 1 0 1 . , . cf 2 0 2 .500 rf 21 8 8 .381 3b 26 6 9 .346 cf 28 11 9 .322 ' ss 23 7 7 .304 Hartman lf 33 10 10 .303 p 20 4 6 .300 , . p 18 3 5 .277 2b 38 7 10 .263 rf 6 2 1 .166 C 28 8 4 .143 ' 1b 23 6 2 .083 1b 2 0 0 .000 2b 1 0 0 .000 271 72 73 .266 ' 5 Q, K F VJ 4 f 5 .