South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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THE SOHIAN 1930 I AN .XRROXY-'I'HEREFURE YOU N VST K NOVV XVII .XT IXI ARK TO Al M ATV, HOXV T0 FSE THE BOXVQ- Tlll-IN DRA IV l'I' TU THE HEAD ANU LET IT GO -I I0l17'jY Vim Dyke. SCHERMESSER HAMANN IMQUASIE HALLAUER CARNAHAN SENIORS OUTSTANDING IN ATHLETICS Sarah Schermesser-lfxcellent class work and earliest effort. Rhea Irlamann-Dancing. Evelyn DeQuasie-Tumbling. Esther Hallauer-Basketball. Mary Carnahan-Corrective work. Grace I'ICllS3.l--VVO11 track meet, member of Leader's Corps three years. Best sportsman- ship in athletics in senior class. Irene Ewerth-Won gym meet, member of Leader's Corps three years. The girls' athletic department has had a very busy year. Ifirst was hockey, played at the NYooster Stadium, in which the Senior class succeeded in becoming champions. In the months of October and November anyone stepping into the Gym would have marveled at the busy scene before him, for the pin ball league played every noon, and also the dances for the musical program of Thanksgiving were being practiced. In November and December was the volley-ball tournament in which all the girls took part. In December the girls' gym was occupied at morning, noon, and night with girls practicing for the individual gym meet sponsored by the S club. This year the silver cup was won by Irene Ewerth. Grace llensal received second place and the gold medal, Evelyn DeQuasie third place and the silver medal, and Esther .Xlbert fourth place and the bronze medal. .Xfter Christmas came basketball. A league was formed, and nine teams played in the tournament in February and March. From these teams, girls to play on their class teams were chosen. .Nnd in the latter part of March the interclass series was played in basketball. ln March the girls played in a fist-ball league at noon. Basketball began in .Xpril. Page I11111d1'vd f!IlI'f'X'-0118

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THE SOHIAN i9 3 0 GOLF Our 151:20 season opt-ned with lllI't?C of the four rcgttlatrs hack. Our hopt-s of winning the clty championship were lost when we lost to XYest in fl play-off. .X play-olt was necessary to clctcrmine thc City champions ht-cause the Inst match rt-sultcrl in a tic. XX Q lost the second match hy Z1 score of T-5. XYQ cnttfrecl thc N, 12. O. Tournenncnt anal placecl ltfth ln it. The 1llQITll3L'l'S of last yL':1r's tcznn wore: Russell lhnot. John Pzuncr. Rtnss licllcr, znncl Stove Zztvcsin. NYC won scvcn games, lost tllrce. and tied one. The scores wore: South 15 .......,..,............ QAL'1ltI'2ll 0 South ...Cjarilclcl South 14. .. . . .Youngstown Rayen 2 South ...Massillon South 15. . ....,........ North 0 South ..... Central South HS. .. .. . ...S-t. Xlarfs 0 South St. Yince-nt's South -L ..., ,,......... .... L ' anton Il South 8 .... ......... ....... X X 'ost South 5 .... ,.... ..,,. NP X11 XII West fmga Izzrzzflrm' flzirfy

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THE soH1AN 1930yy l H ENSAL EXVERTH The tumbling cluh was reorganized but was limited to thirty members. Audrey Baer was elected president. The club took part in the musical program of Thanksgiving. ln .-'Xpril they have a program in junior and Senior chapel. By this time pleasant weather had arrived, In May all girls who wished could enter the track meet. Last year there were 180 girls: Grace Irlensal won the meet. This year a department of corrective gymnasium was organized. There are seventy girls taking work in this department. liach girl is given individual gymnastics, after having had a medical exam. Girls make great improvements in this work. TUMBLING CLUB F1'n1ztR0rU: Exverth, llaherkost, Fish, Huctwith, Ost, Cooper, Kepler, llchlellion, Hersman. Swami Row: Bihlas, llaer, Cox, Casto, Antes, Taylor, Bechtel. Third Race: Lee, Cooper, Taylor, llensal, Jacobs, Kamrad, Schill. Buck Row: Pfall, Thompson, lfriess. page lzzmdrcd flzirfy-two