South Zanesville High School - Conatus Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

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Aie M -H M The Boy Scouts who appe ' T in thf Don- ' ld Iv ' jmsn, Donald Matthews, Carl James Ansel, Harry Stlne, SECCKD ROW: Edwin Sawyers, Fred Stin bell, Richard Rowland, Ralph Marshall, son, Ral ih Mendenhall, Jack Faires, Le THIRD ROW: Mr. Reynolds, Carl Hardin, man, William Johnson, Ralph Bog ' rd, FOURTH ROW: Robert Feller, Carl Mart Kunc, Robert Mendenhall, Albprt Sm r Hf-rl ' n. Missing from the picture ' re Cl r Lawrence Fletcher, Richard Harlan, Ru belle picture larshall, are: FIRST ROW: Howard Gilbert, e, Floyd 3-ibson, Paul Camp- Dr ' vid Bash, Don?ld Fulker- ster Wortman, Lloyd G-ibson, Charles Needs, Lloyd Art- William Hiles, Mr. Scott. in, Forrest Yprger, Ralph t, Robert Sl =tzer, Ronald ence Smith, Will-rd Lewis, ssell j-ibson, and Bob Camp- In 1925 r. in South Zr-nef There v;ore two drcd -nd fifty Mr. H-rry Scot t sk, h ' vin fifteen yc ' rs. dcbted to our Scouts hf ve r h ' ndy-mon h ve troot) ville nty in boys t, who been The Boy Sc endere been of thn under the th ' t fi h ve bnc took ov ssoci ' te entire c outs for d on occ necdei. Boy Scout o le ' dership rst troop; s n Scouts, r in 1932, d with the ommunity of the innumer Sions when f Ami ric s of Mr. Orville ince 1925, ovo The present Sc is ' ' ell - ouipp scouting mov South Zanesvi able services guides, pr-t organized Leckrone, r one hun- outm stcr, od for the oment for lie is in- which the rolmen, or

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ffiA§G:[BA About the same time that news began to filter cut of the big league spring training camps about the prospects of the various teams in the coming season, the village umpires in Scuth Zanesville began discussing the possibilities for the high school team. Looking at the matter from a practical pcmt of view, they knew that Thompson, Hardin, Thomas, Patterson, Yarger, and Riehl were returning from last year ' s team and that Jenkins, Gibson, Towning, Carder, and Pritchard were coming up. 3o theor- etically, then, the season should bo pretty good. They reckoned, however, without the weather, for March kept winter fires burning brightly and i ' pril delayod us with a steady downpour of rain. V ith us facilities for indoor practice, the boys were compelled to wait for the arrival of fair weather to begin practicing. All scheduled games were cancelled up to the ?3rd. Then with almost no practice for either side, the Roseville and Scuth Zanesville teams met, with a 10-1 victory resulting for Southtown. On the 26th we played Philo, losing 7-0 and on the 29th we played Hopewell, the score being 12-9 in their favor. For the remainder of the season we scheduled with Lash High, Dresden, and ville. have games Chandlers-