Caesar Rodney High School - Crisp Yearbook (Wyoming, DE)

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First row. left to right: B. Webb. J. Brown, J. Holland, A. Sipple, P. Holland, S. MacFaddin. D. Pe-nnewell, B. Pugh, J. Rash, J. Kesselring. D. Pflumm. Second row, left to right: A. Borror, C. Scott, M. Cihe, C. Cool, S. VanSant, M. Parker, J. Callaway, P. A young, but eager group of hockey aspirants was on hand for the opening day of hockey season. Doris Pilumm, the teamls only senior, was elected co-captain along with Peggy Holland, a junior. The Riderettes closed out their season with a one win, five loss record. The varsity defense consisted of Barbara Webb, goalie, Betty Pugh and Diane Pennewell, full- hacksg Judy Holland, Joan Brown, and Alice Sipple, halfhacksg Jane Rash, Doris Pflumm, Jane Kesselring, Sally MacFaddin, and Peggy Holland, forwards. Joan Basiasgo and Carol Cool captained the Junior Varsity Team, that compiled a 2 win, 2 tie, 2 loss record. With a wealth of material returning next year the C. R. girls are looking forward to a strong team in 1959. Miss Kelly explains the scorebook and clock to hockey managers, Louise Logan, Virginia Field, and Ann Borror. Jennings, S. Hall, M. Wild, C. Cibe, K. Wild, Mis sKelly.Third row, left to right: L. Logan, K. Branner, J. Fritz, S. Barnett, J. Stokes, Lf Stelfens. C. Rodgers, M. Cox, J. Basiago, P. Floyd, J. Tumer, S. Wooleyhan, V. Field. Seasonls Record Girl's Field Hockey C, R, Opponents 4... ..Harrington . 1 .. Middletown .. 3 1... ..Laurel ..... . ...5 4... ..Georgetown... ...6 3... ..Seaford .... . ...4 1... ..Milford.. ...2 Varsity captains, Doris Pflumm and Peggy Holland, get together with J.V. captains Carol Cool and Joan Basiago to discuss their coming games. A ..-

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Fzrst row left to nght P Emerson C Powell O Basmksx W Callaway J Hlll W Irons Second row C Orvls E Moore R Vanderslxce C Dxll L Kesselnng J Spence Senior Stars Wlth sxx wlns one t1e and one loss the varslty football team of Caesar Rodney completed a very successful season At the beglnnlng of the season the coachlng staff was greeted by a strong nucleus of holdovers from whlch they molded a hlghly successful team Robert Vandersllce and Orvllle Baslnskl two of the many outstandlng performers of thls year s team were selected by the Eastern Shore Coaches as end and fullback respectlvely on their annual All Star team Baslnskl was also plcked for the Delaware All State team along wlth Jackson Spence who was a thlrd team ChOlCC Callaway Spence and Basmskl served the team as captalns Many of the boys got lnto the scorlng wlth Baslnskx settlng the pace fol sed by Callaway Behlnd these two ln the scormg were Spence Bowden and Emerson Total polnts 152 opponents 54 SCHEDULE Mlddletown Lewes Smyrna BrldgCVl1l6 Cambrldge Seaford Laurel Mllford Opponent I il Lf X , xox V - ,Q . A . . 2 f ,y .- p , 7 Q -7 O . . . C.R. ' . 33 .............. ' .............. 6 . 1 12 .............. ................... 7 . . I . 12 .............. .................. 7 . . X C 18 ...,.......... ' ' ............. .. 0 ' 37 .............. ' ............... 0 - - - . 13 .............. .................. 1 3 - - - I 7 .............. ................... 2 1 - - 20 .............. ' .................. 0 ' , ' 1 152 54 31

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up-.V 7 . ' Z A , E , ,I 5 ,T - x , Q D , . Left to right: J. Jensen, B. Webb, D. Pfiumm, D. Cuthrell, M. Papen, M. J. Cuthrell, J. Rochelle, D. Sapp. . . . . . . , , . 33 Cheerleaders All set? You bet And the cheerleaders are ready to launch mto another peppy vell Leadlng a large student body ln the tradltlonal school cheers lS a blg Job but these energetlc leaders make lt seem easy The school Splflt IS upheld by the glrls at all football and basketball games The blg monev maklng project of the year IS the sale of mums at the annual Thanksglvlng Day football games proceeds from wluch go toward the purchase of new unlforms Nancy Torbert Sponsor