Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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Swuthimglmn- Southington Boyy' Baxkeiball Team: Southingion Girlx' Baskeiball Team

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Soiuithiimgtoini , Band and Orchestra F Music by the band and orchestra is always furnished at all social affairs at Southingron. The orchestra this year consists of twenty-eight members. Those who play violin are: Florence Doak, Julia Leibnitzer, Leo Bobinsin, Joseph Metzendorf, Fredrick Robinlon, Rose Crowe, Russell Bonnell, and aPul Smithg Clairinets Gladys Craver, and Dallas Johnson Cornets: John Currey, Eugene Suciu, Ruby Hoffman, Max Hurd, and Glenn Worley. Clair Worley plays the euphonium, Ella Foft, an alto horn, and George Culp, Hugh McCraken, the trombone, Mattie Crowe and Marjorie Hoffman, George Marke, play saxaphones, Anna Johnson, cymbals or pianog Wayne Mumma, bass drum, Ira Strock, snare drum, Kenheth Stro-k, bass drum or snare drum, Audrey Currey and Burt Hurd play tubas. More than half of our players had had at least two years' experience and five membesr have had four years. The success of our band and orchestra is due to the able direction of Mr. Moore. Girls' Glee Club at Chalker The Girls' Glee Club was organized in 1927 by Mr. Moore, our music inctructor. The present members of the Glee Club are Loretta Fleming, Pauline Smith, Clara Kimmel, Florence Doak, Virginia Emerson, Mary Case, Jilua Leibnitzer, Mattie Crowe, Rose Crowe Hazel Case, Georgia Leiby, Ella Foft. Olive Lynn, Audrey Currey, Myrtle Fenkell, Anna Johnson, Thoe Craver, Gertrude Williams, Avis Collier, Ruth Chalker. The operetta Lady F rancis was given in February 1929. The principal characters of the operetta were: Lady Francis, Myrtle F enkell, Bridget O,Harrigan-Anna Jinhson, College girlsfAudrey Currey, Loretta Fleming, Pauline Smith, Clara Kimmel, Julia Leib- nitzer, Mattie Crowe, Rose Crowe, Georgia Leiby, Olive Lynn, Gertrude Williams, anld other members of the glee club in the chorus. Theo Craver was accompanist.

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Somahingam Sports BOYS BAS KETBALL The Chalker Basketball Team enjoyed a fairly successful year. Although we do not have the majority in the games won column, in all games except one we held the adversary to a close score. The final standings are as follows: Sou thington ..... 8 Greene ,,,..... 16 Southington .... 2-l Farmington .,,,. 26 l l Southington .... 13 Nelson ,,,...,... Southington .... 1-L Bloomfield ..,,,, 1 1 ' 51 Southington ,.,. 26 Champion- - 4 - - - - Southington .-.. 26 Vienna ,...., - - 24 Southing ton ,.,. 66 Johnson ....,.,. 20 Southington ,.,, 15 Bloonffield ..,.,, 20 Southington .... 39 Farmington ..... 5 Southington .... 24 Champion ,,..... 39 Southington ,.,, 1 5 Greene ......... '79 Southington ..,. lil Mesopotamia .... is Southington - - -232 Opponents .,,,. 293 GIRLS BAS KET BA LL The Chalker Girls' Basketball Team this year showed improvement over last yetr, although most of the players were novices at the game. Southington ....,.,. ..,. 14 'arnnngton Southington - ..,,. Vernon Southington ,.,,. ,.... l iloomfield Southington ,r.., ,,.,,,.,.,. t Ireene Southington .... ,....,, - Lordstown Southingtong - , - .... Mineral Ridge Southington ,.,, - -O ....,.. Vernon Southington ..,. ....,.... B ristol Southington, - - - - - Mesopotania Southington- - - - - - Bloomfield Southington - - - .... Farmington Southington - - , ,..., Johnston Southington .... ....,,, C hampion Southington- - , - , -, Mineral Ridg. Southington ,... ,.,...... B ristol Southington .... - - . Lordstown y 'A Prizes in T. I. A. Literary Contests Chalker entered the County Short Story and Declamation Contest in the year 1921. Chalker at that time was a second grade High School, and did not have the enrollment of the other schoolswith whom, we competed. In the contests we have won prizes in both events. ' In., one year Lillian Case received third prize for her very original story, White C1'OSS6S,,,gHfI1d Sarah Fanning won first prize in the declamation contest. Last year Clair Worley Brought to Chalker the gold medal for first prize in the short story contest. We shall enter both events again this year. ' Forensic -discussion at Chalker is more recent. VVe entered the County Debating Contest in 1928. Our adversary was Champion who greeted us heartily. The negative team consisting of Donald Leiby, Lottie Veits, Vera V eits, and Olive Mercer, won: but the affirmative lost. This year the affirmative team consists of Anna Johnson, Vera V eits, Vernon Hershey, and David Purser. Ruth Stroup, Olive Mercer, Donald Leiby, and Clair Worley make up the negative. Onr rival again is Champion.