Winslow High School - Eskimo Yearbook (Winslow, IN)

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1920 CHAMPION 1920 Qfi nl'-O fe' FRESHMAN TEAM Loral Coleman, Oscar Southwoofl, LeSte1' Doerges, Roy Dayton, C16-on Woolsey, Carl Royalty. Mark Derlmzm, Coach Ha1'meye1'. TRACK 5 v 1 1 WOOD ENGLEMAN 51

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1920 CHA-MVPION 1920 ' 4 OUR BASKETBALL TEAM Curtis, Hayden, Skinner, Evans. Jack Miller, mascotg Thompson, Vineyard, Royalty, Coach Harmeyer. The basketball team of 1919-'20 is an entirely new team and made up of inexpe- rienced boys. Although this season's record was not as successful as that of last year, it was due to the fact that our team was small. The team won seven of the twelve games played. Throughout the season's play the team has shown good form, fair play and excellent team work. In every game the opponents had the largest team and was composed of boys of more experience, but our boys must be given credit for fast play. Having only an outdoor court, all the games scheduled for the season were not played. due to the bad weather. In the basketball tournament at Evansville our boys showed their ability to play and received much favorable comment by all the basketball fans. They played in the semi-final game which was indeed a good record. Winslow has always made a good showing at the tournament, that record has not been lowered by this year's team. ' With a gymnasium next year there is no question but that the present team will forge to the front with high basketball honors. SCHEDULE OF GAMES Name of Team Name of Team Won By Place Played Score Winslow Velpen .,...,.,............. Velpen ..................... V elpen ...,................. 13-11 Winslow Velpen ,........,.,,..,..... Winslow ...... ......... W inslow ,.,..... ....... 1 8- 3 Winslow Spurgeon ..i.. ,,...,. S purgeon Winslow .,................ 21-12 Winslow Stendal .................,.. Winslow ...... ........, W inslow .......,.......... 13-11 Winslow Huntingburg .....,.,.. Winslow ...... ......... H untingburg 17-12 Winslow Jasper ,.................... Winslow ....., ......... H untingburg 13-1 1 Winslow English ,.,...... ....... E nglish ......,.,..,........ English .........,......... 42 8 Winslow Princeton ..... ....... P rinceton ,............... Princeton ..,.. ...... 3 6- 6 Winslow Ireland ....... ....... W inslow ..,,.. ......... W inslow ...... 34- 6 Winslow English ...... .,..... W inslow ,,,... ......... E vansville ,,............ 15- 5 Winslow .,..,. ....,.... D ale ...,...i.... ....... W inslow ...... ,........ E vansville ..........,.,. 7- 5 Winslow ....i. ......... S purgeon ......,,.,...... Spurgeon ................. Evansville .............. 37- 8 As Soon as They Hear Me, They Shall Obey Me 50

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1920 CHAMPION 1920 TRACK l r l , SIMS BEARDSLEY We are glad to give space in this issue of the Champion in honor of the track team of 1918-'19. The record was made for our school since the last publication of the Champion. In the triangular meet, consisting of Winslow, Petersburg and Princeton, Winslow carried off the honors by winning eight firsts, three seconds and five thirds out of eleven events, and having more points than Princeton and Petersburg combined. Later in the season Winslow High School was represented in the District track and field meet, held at Bloomington. The following students represented our school: Marion Beardsley, Hollie Sims, Theodore Engleman and John Wood. In this meet Winslow met such schools as Bloom- ington, Washington, Linton and Bedford. Much to the honor of our school, Winslow won this District meet. Beardsley won first in low and high hurdles, 10 points, second in the 100-yard dash, 3 pointsg third in the broad jump, 1 point, total 14 points. Engleman won first in the half-mile, 5 points, tied for first in the mile run, 4 points, total 9 points. Sims won second in the pole vault, 3 points, second in 220-yard dash, 3 points, total 6 points. Wood won first in the high jump, 5 points. Total for all 34 points, which was over one-third of all the points to be gained in the meet. All four of the boys qualified for the State meet, held at Richmond, but did not bring back the bacon this time. M. EVANS. What Gift Shall I Desire? 52