Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 38 of the 1935 volume:

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The team on the whole had a very successful years Near the end of the season they started on a Winning Wstreaku and Won six games before they were dcfoatedcby Nappanee at the State Tournament. iTipton loses half of its basketball members this year, but it seems as if in another year or two Tipton will again have another state teams The second team. made no outstanding record but-the e erience they gained is far better than any kind of a XP d This is the first year that Coach Ward has let recor . freshmen and sophomores play in the second team games and he played them most of the time. The players on the first team are: John Horton, Bob Pontius, Jack Jones, Tomm Green, Mark Ertle, Phil Benson Jack Burdge, Ed Schuck, Dick Turnbell, and Howard Tunmer. The first five men were Green, Ertle, Pontius, Jones and Horton. GIRL'S BASKETBALL The NDashing Damesn just cculdn't be defeated in the basketball tournaments. The girls making up the team Were: Georgadene Bowers Lcaptainj, Uinifred Jenkins, Catharine'Ramseyer, J. Alice Racobs, Lorrine Schwyhart, Hazel Mink, Cristina Boyd, L. Ploughe, Rosalind Hummer, and Vivian Massey. TEAMS GAMES PLAYED WON Dashing Dames 4 4 Blue Devilettes 4 5 Go Gotters 4 2 Flashers 3 0 Freshmen Dianes 4 O F., A.. -, F , ,,.- Y 'mm Y- , nv - - -xx fr ':'1 v ini T 'T YTT C' .I ai V I Iggy.. M M ' 1-Y ' TRACK 7 W This early in the year it is difficult to BUY a greatldeal about track. Unfortunately Tipton does koi: have a good track so that it is impossible for e boys who are interested to do any work before ' weather comes. This year the first call for was made about the first of April, just two ef fre two weeks the weather was cold and rainy and boys hardly had a chance to get one good work- JA, ,pp .EMT nj :Mg before the Central Indiana meet. During the J In spite of the lack of practice the boys par- -t4cipated in the Central Indiana meet nt Lafayette. Tie boys succeeded in winning 95 points in stiff competition, which is more than might have been ex- pected. The boys hed the opportunity of seeing a good Ymeet and observing some good performers and they learned a great deal from their trip. 1 4. J 1 The boys who went to the Central Indiana meet were: Cloud, Dickover, Gunning, Hamilton, Lockwood, Jones, Horton, J. Kattingly, McLellnnd, Snow, Turn- hell, and Richardson. There are several other boys who give promise of being track men another year. -yoteblyz Cox, Deakyne, Coleman, Bozell, J. Russell, MQ James, and Maurice Boyer. -' Mr. Runyon and Er. Hiatt were asked to essist Mr. Ward with the track because of the intra-mural soft ball program. At the beginning of the season there were more boys out for track than at any time in recent years. It is hoped that this interest 'continues and that some arrangements can be rmede whereby Tipton can have some track facilities in the future. F 1 V x lakh.. ?. 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Ward George Runyon feseph Oyler Carroll Blount Bessie Montgomery Lois Slone L. 4',' V at FACULTY DePauw U.g A.B. Superintendent Indiana University A.B. A.M. Principal Walbash College A.B. Indiana U.g Chemistry and Mathematics Indiana University A.B. Chicago U. Mathematics DePauw U.g A.B.g U. of Californiag Columbia U.g English ' Indiana University A.B.g Latin Butler'U.g A.B. American Academy Romcg Latin Franklin A.B.g Butlerg Social Sc. and Biology DePauw Univereityg Indiana U5 A.B. Social Science . ' Ball State B.S.H9ommerce in Indiana University B.S.g Physical Education and Biology DePauw A.B.g Columhiag Physical Education and Social Science Ball State Teachers College M.S.g Tri State Collegeg Manual Training and Industrial Arts Purdue B.S. Illinois U. of Scienoeg Agriculture Butler U.g Purdue 5 B.S.g Iowa Graduated from Terre Haute 5 Yr. courseg Graduated from Applied Art School, Chicagog Winona Collegeg Ball State at Muncie Ball State Teachers College at Muncieg M.S. Music - 1 X, W X! 'wg . 1' BQ W 9 X X. W2 dl 1 scnucu. auAnn - -- w w FAGUGQ 1... , -gQarrs-gllw Blount 301' , V 5 x film Hoffmann SENIOR UF F ICERS-STAF' F . Q 9 Q V 4,0- Mllaffa Byhrh-I , .zach 5ufq,.'Arr -Mffi Q Q!?i Larmgummbuz. Jdm Gray Bw ljyr I E N ' , Q JIM!-fl3l4huxhr!glf7urrfuvfZ:nnrnl1ulISp , I' i aw w , - Y 935 w 41 7,41 ,, lb Eutlyn Lumbar-I 1 Her-bor! gopfs- N i g ilnn Cnqtoi H Geary: S,omd1bLq Dar-ailgy Bqyd Gicndinc Jenkins , Mqg Good N f ' G . i ' 1 1 f ' , s' . - 1 4 I , if N Hmbcrf Jahnun ' Amolia Beck Raul lwon-s Mllicr Small ' G- .- 5 x -' rg May Easy P -ljaric -Lorna Landsndcl Orville Schulenbuy Lucas liuylz Pheams Dllgyunf Haber! Prulsr 1 X ff 9 ' E Q 1 F , l .- 4 f Dawd Hnllnlaw X Nlary Lyon l Joe Jaws Harold Muffin I Mlllam ,Vx v-1 Schuyharf N F , K Elle E Ihel Adams L -HA I Dora it q u ' Linn Mcfubbins , F Robe'-I f fz.,-pi-L5 , 3 - -7 ' A ---1 k..-1 w N Q , ll ns L. W4 I' 1 wiv? .. -w tv Q ll I UK' ,gc ,E 1 . - A '- .' '- i ' . ' . 1 vb + z ' b ', ' 1 ' Q. 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Dramatic Club 5-4 - Orchestra l'2'5g Junior Musical l-2 -5-43 Dramatic Club 5-43 Literary Editor of Annualg Office Girl 43 SUSQSU l 2 5 4Jo Class Pres. l-53 Intramural l'2Q Class Basketball l'2'5'43 Glee Clwb 2-5-43 Basketball l-2-5-43 Dramatic Club 43 Hi Y 4g Annual Staff, Bases ball 4. ' S.S.S. l-23 Class Play 9 I Glee Club 2-5-43 Dramatic Club 5-43 Intramural l-2-5-43 Operetta B-5- 433 Annual Staff 1 , f-' . ,- 4.1 intigamarati 1-1 2-is-4.3 Agriculture Club 53 Future Farmers 4. Intramural l-2-5-4, j a 3 Bray f John askett, Margaret Hbltsclaw, David 4 Horton,-Catherine Holton, John Halt, Crystal Isnkins, Glendine tiihnson, Herbert mes , He rbe rt 'g, Joseph Kay Dora Kirkpatrick, Lester Lm bert, Evelyn Landseadel, Lorren Bandseadel, Marie Leininger, Glen Lewellen, Eula Eewellen, Hadassah Bwgmn, Mary Jane ,' Nas, Kathleen o Paul IBCSQQQQQK Lena Mblew, Roy ihrtin, Harold Dramatic Club 5-4g Business Mana- ger of Annual 4g Debating 3-4g Intra- mural l-4g Hi Y Z3 Class Play S. S. S. l-2-5-4 Operetta 2-45 Ministrel 5: Glee Club 2-5-43 Intramural 1-2 . S.S.S. l-2-5-45 Operetta 25 Ministrel 53 Glee Club Annual Staff 2-3-4g Dramatic Club 43 Basketball 2-3-4g Baseball 2-5g S. S. S. 1-2-5-43 Class Play S.S.S. l-2-3-4g Athletic Club 2-5g Ti Hi Ec 2 3 4g Girls Basketball l- 2g Girls Baseball l-2g Girls Volley Ball l-2g Glee Club 2-3-43 Operetta 2 Egnton High School lg Baseball 5g Basketball 2-5-43 Class Track 5 Agriculture Club Ti Hi Ec S. S. S. l-2-3-4g Ti Hi Ec Agriculture Club 5-4 S. S. S. 4 Su Sa So 1'2 5 ' S. S. S. Atlanta High 1-2-53 Glee Club 4 S. S. S. l-2-33 Ti Hi E0 3-4g Athletic Club 2-3 Intramural l-2-5-4 'www' . ltiurphy , Robert Palmer, Margaret Pheanis, Buryl Planalp, Eldon Pontius, Robert Presler, Mary Jane Presler, Robert Rogers, Lester Pcfers, Sam Rosenthal, Florence Ross, William Mmummmg,JMm Schulenburg, Orvill Schwyhart, Lorine Shuck, Edward Small, Walter Spradling, George Tolle, William Vice, Frank Qeismiller, Mark Weismiller, Mary Woodruff, Kenneth Zittinger, Nina Intramural i-L-5-43 Track l-5 Junior Musical 5-43 Glee Clubg S, S, s. S. fs. 1-fa-5-43 Athletic Club 2- 53 T1 1-31 Ec 5-4 Basketball l-2-5-43 Baseball 1-2-5- 43 Track l-23 Class President '23 Vice-President 43 Class Basketball 1-2-5-43 Hi Y 5 3 S. S. S. 1-2-3-43 Athletic Club 2-53 Intramural 2-33 Ti Hi Ec 2-5-43 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Glee Club 2-5- 43 Operetta 2-3'4Q Vice-President 3 Class Play. Intramural l-2-5-43 Assistant Stu- dent manager 53 Student manager 4 S.S.S. l'2-3'4Q Athletic Glub 2-Z3 Intramural l-2-5-43 Ti Hi Bc 2-5-43 Glee Club 1-2-5: Operetta l-23 Class Play Class President 43 Class Playg Glee Club 5-43 Operetta 3-4 - Intramural l-2-3-43 Baseball l-2-3-4 S. S. S. 4 Basketball 3-43 Baseball.- Science Club ' Class Play Dramatic Clubg Intramuralg Glee Club Operetta3 Class Play S. S. S. l-2-3-4 1 Science Club -2-33 Orchestra2-5-43 Track 1 S. S. S. 1-2-415 Ti Ui Fc 42 5 K HIGH SCHOOL Our high school days are drifting by Like countless clouds in a summer sky, As over the Bringing ue We sigh and But in some 'horizon dark oneo'loom, work, and worry, and glo think we can never get t way or another we always When a difficult task leaves us Weak we soon find comfort in a basketball Sb we must remember in the years to omg hrough, do and lame, game. come, The dark cloud will vanish for a lighter one. Dorothy McGork1e '36 THIS BUILDING This building is a funny chap, He watches all our pranks, He never lifts the roof, his cap And seldom gives his thanks 7 0 The furnace is his mighty heart, That pumbs the liquid heat Through long pipes to the farthest p Then this it must repeat. He wears the same old suit of red With yellow decorations, He never lies upon a bed, Nor gets a real vacation. He laughs at all the things we do, And once he laughed so hard, I felt t e warmth of his hot breath Out in the front school yard. Mary Alice artg Bowlin V36 hgffyfaff f- if K JI Ex, 151 ' A I ' :Z-'Q:u5:9sft..'i32:-. .-'fQ,3iLgijX1 -1 4- 'I ' 53 E:1lh,Q.:..11qsi j'f:f1,ih-,.-: - a:.HGK,,j 'Nl lf.-:.,. ., H GL- if '3-4 'Q' W R . 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Our main social event was the picnic rat the park at the close of the year. As sophomores we became a little more important and a little less bewildered. Our officers were:Eugene Stoner, presg Alice Bowlin, vice-pres3Richard Turnbell secretary-treasurerg and Mr. Runyon, sponsor, Our annual picnic was held at Fbrest Park at Noblesville. And now we're' Juniors. This time Richard Turnbell is presidentg Alice Bowlin, vice-presg Edith Mae Ggle, secretary-treasurerg and Iiss Moore, sponsor. We were estecially wise in our choice of sponsor, for she has certainly put us on our feet financially and taken us out' of our bewildered state. With her help ig. have earned money enough to entertain the seniors with a royal reception. The Junior Glass has been well represented in var ious school activities, and this year we are especially proud of our achievements in basketball, Latin contest, and oratorical contest. 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X ,L ' p 4' ew- gg ,M I ll H 13' 5 - Q 535' 1 4 1 v .Yu- M.- W'ts..,...,,,..- 1. freshies,N and not have the name tang d onto ourselves After a slight delqby our class meeting was held, and the following officers were elected: President, Edwin Fergusiong Vice President, Hal Bridgeg Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Westg and Sponsor, Mr. Beerbower, We were represented in several activities during the year with one of our members winning the County Ceaser contes. We all hope to be back in good old T. H. S. next year with flying colors and the title UJuniors.' AS UE SEE OURSELVES QFreshmenD On September 12, 1954 approximately 100 freshman timidly entered what seemed to us an enormous assembly room. One by one we were sent to find the teacher for each subject to get our assignments. Most of us labored along, asking questions here and there,and're- ceiving scornful glances. After our searching, we found that we could go home. When We came back next morning We were told to go to our classes. We started out for someihere, We knew not where. After searching for what seemed hours for a certain room one of the belder mombers Of our STOMP tiniuly approached a hardened upperclassman and asked where room----Was. Mach to our surprise, me lgayngd that we were standing in front of it. The officers for the year were: James Kntz, Pres- identg Emily Rameeyer, Vice President, Joe Deakyne, Secretary and Treasurerg and Mr. Runyan, Sponsor. n. .,,..,,l-P-4, ,Agn 1, . ' -l.., ,i ,W-svvl-,-9 A TROUBLESOME Tha The other day at school My teacher said to me, WNow for tomorrow you'll Please write some ooetrv.U I thought and thoueht in vain. What should I.write about? The sun? The soring? The rain? Perhans last suenmerhfs diousfht? It really is absurd And not at all sublime-- Just hunting for a word To make a orooer rhyme. . I'm sure I've been a boref So here's the final verseg To ado a quatrain more Would make the matter Worse. Doris Allison '56 WORDS Rounds that rims, Goins that chime, Things that chatter and clatter, then climb. Stones that stick, Kin that kick ' Things that chatter and clatter, then click. Ships that sea, Boors that he, Things that chatter and clatter, then see. These are things Being brings, . Things that chatter and clatter, then sing. Edith Smith ilk, A-,iivllvlgqf '14 -. .4..g.-o-f'a.A. L fs' ff . z f . :JL Y . f' - I 1 jg 1 X. XZ. : ff A: 3 Is ,WZ I i Q -1.1-5 'N .f ' 1 w' Pf- N K. - ' I - t x J .., Ll f, m xfj fpafy .,:,,,-. If R W ,kggr ,aria jf.. - .,,...:': ,J X . . , xx ' '-,V 1-:X 541. s f' ,fb X - 1? ' . , '. '-,xdlzvrxk an 'IA . ' f-.X ...iffy 1 ff . vf-gf? ,V 1' 1, h aff . Y My Z, . W 'I IIVI ,ff f . I r' 1 1 1 4 V 0 4 b X f fifty ny- 715' . ,, fv' ff I l, vh- f -QKTLV X if K 9 '4.:f',fzql1'f, 'ik I NM, I 'SS Q Ziff? f' 11 X x X ff X ,4 X X Z Wy I -4,-,, . Q .,,-1 ..-A . ........ -'t-.- .......,-1- ,.......,... , ,rf JUNIOR MUSICAL The Junior Musical Club of the High School has had a very interesting and successful year. A skating party was held in the fall of the year and later, in February a valentine dance was given. In November some of the members attended a convention which was held at Peru. Julia Ann Harting represented the club on the program. The officers of the club for the year have been: Judith Bridge, president: Edith Mae Ogle, vice-president Jo Ann Martin, secretary-treasurer3 and Miss Lois Slone, sponsor. The other members are: Doris Allison, Mary Barrum, Rufina Gage, Mary Compton, Phyllis Foster, Mary rard, Julia Harting, Mary Hershman, Mary Jane Lilly, ' azel Mink, Margaret Myerly, Margaret Palmer, Edith Smith Ruth Preston, Vera Robinson, Betty Tatman, and Wanda Woodruff. Membership is open to any High School girl who meets the requirements of the club. Throughout the year Miss Slone has willingly given of her time and enthusiasm to help the girls in every- thing they have undertaken to do. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club really began its career in the de- bate field this year. It entered the Central Indiana De- bating Conference which held' tourneys at Lebanon and Frankfort. The teams were: Affirmative: Helen Grail, Dave Simpson, Oarl LLudwig, Theodore Schwann, and Edith Smith, the negativeg Eugene Stoner, Mary Alice Bowlin, Richard Stoner, and Doris Allison. The winner of the Conference, Frankfort, won the State Contest,so maybe the Tipton teams didn't do so bad. The Club entered the Discussion League, but the only OQntester1t, H9163 Grail, was 111 and Tipton did not tptodspim in thi! avant.. 4 y. - ' B-. TI-HI-EC The Home Eeonomics Club has enjoyed e very success- ful year. The enrollment attained the high mark of 45 members. At the first of the yeer s definite progrem was arranged and this was carried out through the monthly meetings. , The officers for the year were: President, Julie Hartingg Vice-president., Helen Creilg Treasurer, Nkry Hershmsng the section leaders were: Josh McNary, Phylis Foster, and Florence Rosenthal. Four delegates and the sponsor, Miss Blount attend- ed the State Home Economie's Convention in Indianapolis in November. DRAMATIC CLUB The Ersmatic Club of Tipton High School is composed of students interested in dremetics, and the purpose of the club is to discover and develope this dramatic abil- ity. To become e pledge one must earn ten points and to become e member one must earn 25 points. These points may be gained through plays, public speaking, etc. The officers for 1954-5 were: President, Doris AllisongVice-president, Mary J. Lillyg Secretary, Eugene Stonerg Treasurer, Jens Hershmang S. at Arms, Richard Stoner. ' Many one-ect plays and stunts were given by the mem bers end pledges this yeer at the club meetings. At Christmas the play WDust of the Roedu was given end par- ents and friends were guests of the Drametic Club. F... 8 SUNSnIJE SOCIETY The past year has seen much progress in S. S. girl's work. Most notable of their doings have been the sending of flowers and candy to convalescents, contributions to the Tuberculosis and Red Cross Ass., and to the Riley 1 f have also sponsored a Christmas party and Hospital. T565 Easter party for children. For their own entertainment the girls have enjoyed two pitch-in suppers, a scavenger hunt, and a combination rtw with the Atlanta girls as Weiner roast and bunco pa J their guests, The success of so great a yearly program has depend- ed largely upon the leadership of an able staff as well as the cooperation of the group as a whole. As this was Miss Hoffmann's first year as sponsor,the girls feel that she is to be congratulated for her competent handling and directing of the organization. The other members of the cabinet were: President, Mary J. Preslerg Vice President, Dorothy McCorkleg Treasurer, Margaret Baseyg Secretary, Hazel Mink. The Section leaders Were: Georgadine Bowers, Dorothy McCorkle, Mary Jane Racobs, Mary K. Reibling, and Florence Rosenthal. GLEE CLUBS Under the direction of Miss Lois Slcne,the Boy's and B th Girl's Glee Clubs have had a very successful year. o boys and girls have sung on many different occasions for assembly programs, clubs, County Music Festival, Kiaeanis Music Festival at Muncie, and the presenting of the Op- peretta nmiss Cherryblossom.N The president of the Girl's Glee Club was Mary Jane ' ' t f the Boy's Glee Presler, a Club. This was Miss Slonefs first year of directing music h shown her ability and in the Tipton High School.Shc ,as Q is to be congratulated on the success of the Glee Clubs. nd William Ross was presiden o P SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club got away to a slow start this year but after once getting started has had some good meet- ings. The membership of the club consisted of Mary Ellen Barrum, Presidentg Phyllis Foster, Secy., Trees., and Helen Crail, Ralph Curry, Grace ann Gasho, Joe Goar,Paul L ons, Betty Grishaw, Julia Ann Harting, Theodore Schwan Edith smith, and cena Stoner, Dr. H. E. Enders of Purdue University visited the club in March. Plans were discussed for affiliating with the Indiana Junior Academy of Science of which Dr. Enders is the sponsor. The club hopes to become a mem- ber of the Junior Academy next year. Gfficers for the new year erezy Theodore Schwann, Presidentg Julia Ann Harting, Vice-presidentg Phyllis Foster, Secy. Treas. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club was organized late last year with Mr. Trabue as Sponsor and the following officers were elected for the year 1954-55. Richard Turnbell--President Richard Stoner ---- Vice-president Eugene Stoner ----- Secretary Jack Burdge ------- Treasurer These officers were installed in November by the Kokomo Club. Most regular meetings have been held and interest is growing in the work of tm: club. The stated purpose of the Hi-Y is nTo create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Chris- tian Character.H It is expected that by the middle of next year, about 50 boys will wear the Hi-Y Pin and par- ticipate in the clubs activities. I J. THE RAVINGS lof an ex-T. H. S. student in 19501 Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious ennal of my high school days, While I read, I did arrive at the one by 'Z5ng And I soon became absorbed in this delightful maze. W'Tis some annual,n I whispered with my heart all full ' of praise, UA relic of some bygone days.H Ah, distinctly I remember when Miss Slone came in September, And the Seniors started putting out a paper called NThe . Keyholeng How the band was organized, and vocations they advised And how well our school was represented at the state, our 5081: ' Both in Latin and in basketball we surely gained control For the state had been our goal. Soon the pictures grew much stronger as I thought g little longer, And I saw the Seniors graduating with renown galore, They who made their final year a good start for their career. When I thought of all these things and pondered over many more, I decided that the memories would live for-ever-more, Yes, indeed, for-ever-more! By the Poe-esses, Doris Allison A Alice Bowlin -2--A ' W 65 Af' 4.i:+'g1'?,.TT 'wx 'M '55 1-fl? x.:i..,ci:-QHT 4Qh,5flf,5.k:,igfgy,- -- wiffwf- . 1 fl ,- if ,mr 953553, x .5 , -4 ff':fi1Z:f rwg I, . I If fy' ' '- f ' H- Q.-x if 'J l 3 ' S' . . x ,' f XPS ' .114 va , Q ef, is . ' , fx ls ,. N - xfl I. 'Hi xx pig-. ' 1' V3 X 'fire a ' . 2 W-4+f2s1:eis.f2s'f1a fff- f X K -7 --1 sw-H-.1.-'11-, ' -1 K V 'fx-?g7g--z?g-.zggsifavyfn -5, ff, .- -.', A. -3- '11 XT5?fjU-+'W-f:- A, ' ' i 3 .E . ,.!:r..gg Vps?-5,,:af,:! 3 I ,' ,f,4 , ' I1 I vfffo' .' Na-. X A f-gee 4 ,f- 5. x 0 4' :mem 's.f. ffi'3f. ' Wlftfi !'l'-- I A ' H i E T ff Q' wfffi 1 l , O I gi X . 'n L ' 'W' H5 ,Ei M 6' Us Ai .5 QA: 9 L. my BASEBALL The outcome of the Tipton High baseball team was not as well as that of previous years, but the experience gained was valuable. The team played five games, losing four. The scores were as follows: Alexandria l ------- Tipton O Alexandria 7 ------- Tipton 5 . Sharpsville 3 ------- Tipton 2 Sharpsville 15 ------ Tipton 2 Atlanta 4 ------- Tipton 5 This spring, Coach Ward organized a kitten-ball league instead of having a baseball league. There were six teams of high school boys and also a faculty team. The captains were: D. E. Leist, R. Turnbell, Phil Benson, Jack Jones, Tommy Green, J. Schulenburg, and Bob Pontius. INTRAMURAL S TAND IN GS TEAMS CAFTAINS Redskins Neil Johns Freshmen Joe Deakyne Black Hawks Lemuel Smith Dubs Robert Cox Wildcats Kenneth Bozell Lucky Strikes John Hummer Street Cleaners Horace Zimmerman The winning intramural team was the Square Heads. Captain of this team was Lester Rogers. The players were Joe James, Joe Hummer, Bill Murphy, Bob Murphy, Lloyd Glass, and Bill Hinton. The second place winning intramural team was the Street Cleaners. The Captain was Horace Zimmerman. The third place winning intramural team was thG Lucky Strikes. The Captain was John Hummer. 4.5-L.. fl BASKET BALL. I REGIONAL CHAMPIONS - I935 Standing- John Ward Coach - L. I? crow: -' John Horton - Jack BIIPQQI Jack Jonas- Joe Jug - Richardqfurn I- Seated- Thomas Green- G Mcbcland- Robert ntius - Mark D-tal - Hi! Benson- Howard Tunmor- l IN TRA-MURAI.. WINNERS Joe Hummer - Robart Murply - Joadamos Lntor Reign: - Rqymond Huhooll - Bill Hinton M ham Mwylgy- Loyd Glass W 4 IN THA 'MURAL WINNERS EE-Ski! - L0r17mSoIuUIOarf- Jalnabba hcohs- buoy Howhe- Hazel Mink- -C'oocA.- Caihrino Hams r- Wryinia Mass - Rosalind Hummer-M Coogyzhdam Bowers- bsgfreddcnlrzhs - cg'1'5fIHd Boyd-