Norcatur High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Norcatur, KS)

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Basketball The season opened 1th two W1nS and lt looked a 1f th1 was the year for 1nn1n Then a selge of losses, some by small marg1n , h1t the te m But the team to be bsl1ttled It has been a good season ior both A and B Tears The A 1 s record of four wins and twelve losses B team won three and lost ten V w1ll be lh there to w1n next year The season opened 1th a game at Herndon Th1 we on by a close score 0' 10 to The second game was played at home aga1nst Rexfor and ze :on by a score of YT to !'6CO! ' 1 40+ The thlrd game was layed at Jennlngs Th a one of our poorer game l t a core of 8 to 59 The fourth game played at home agalnst Lo an, lost by a score of L5 to oh l F 63 to 70 Th1 was a The flfth ame played at lcDonald, lost by a c ose score o close one all the way The s1xth game, played at home agalnst Lon Island, lost bg to 9 Fouls hzr in this game The cventh game was olayed agalnst Jennlngs t home Ie lost th1s one by a close score of L5 to 5l Thls could rave gone either way The elghth game wh1ch was played at Almena was another clo e one lost 1n the la t m1nute of slay bl to M8 The nlnth ame was played 1U the league tourney aga1n t Long Island, and th1e a hr1ller, lost by one PO1Dt 5b to 55 The tenth game played at home agalnst Almena was non by a clos score of 55 to The eleventh game played at Lenora lost by a score of 56 to 65 It was a game a lot of fouls The trelfth was played at home aga1nst Pr 1re V1ew It as on by a score of 1 L0 Twelve FO1Ut were made 1n the last t o mnutes Number thlrteen olayed at Long Island was lost by a score of 81 to The first f1VE players fouled out 1n the th1rd Quarter The fovrteenth game played at home ara1nst Lenora lost by I! po1nts but as closer than the score he to 55 1DdlC8tSA Number flfteen played at Logan wlth a scor of KM to 75 f1n1sbed the regular season s lay leaving only the Al9tTlCt tourney The last game of th sea on vas pl yed at Selden 1n th A19tP1Ct tourney It was lost to Leoville by a score of M9 to l Rodney Stamp, a f1ne ball player ani h1 h corer for the team, 1111 be har to re ,lace He 19 an all around basketball player Larry Lyon, guard and forward, a always 1n ther a oo rebounder and a lot of hustle Th1s 1 another soot that 1111 be hard to f1ll Rlchard Hlllebrand, center an forrard, h d a lot of ASSIT , loved to play the game and had a lot of pool n1ght both on rebound1ng and of ense Ye w1ll F159 Rlchard JUNIOR LETTERMEN Herb Shlrley, was 'ua I and a '1ne ball pl fer 1'n flad he w1ll be bac 1 t f P I hope he becoves able to h1t baskets as yell LP awe as H ooes 1D nractlc ddie Temple, 'orxard, a real hustler and a ood rebounder nll be a b as 9 the team next season Cloves to plav horsej Delbert Jackson, center, ha real ab1l1ty n had several ood nlghts on defense All Welbert needs is to get h1s shoot1ng eye for the basket Gary G9l1SHt1HS, for ard and a good rebounder, e good for 6 to Q polnts rer game H as a real asset to the team th1S year ani M111 be next yrar til the Long Island The B souad won the1r n1TSt two games, then followed losses un game whlch they on we va1ned a lot of experience and all enjoyed the Fame every one out got to play, !h1Ch was good experience There w1ll be uch good materlal next year Dean Thornton, Bob Strevey, Terry L on Gary len e Kenneth Jackson, an' B111 Eckhart, all hoxed a lot of arprovgsent b r Y the end of th season Jerry Rlst, Alfred VanS1ckler, Rodney O Hare, Jim 5 my Y Anthony ani Rorer Beachel all showed much 1 5 L team 1D the seasons to come eqlre, an Hey N111 be A great hely to the le w1ll all remember Dean's 'l t th L B Flne Eame for Dean loin ln S ogan team game It HS really 3 U, . . R . . N, . F s S . . O. ' 9 L ea . f 3 'f . 1 . . , 1 n . teas ha a , . . Q . . H 8 . r 1 ' D ' V. M, 98 ' -1 , 1 ' ' . .1 'f r u 52. Y V . 19 w s . A , .. s os by C I e f , Q ' I , . ir ' . ., g 1 .- - , . S - . n Q 5 f I + , , 2' ,H , I .1 . . S ' A . S , 1' 'T . A . ' ' A ' s . ' s r l . ' g ' I ' s M 'T w S a t . ' .S 51. 1 H , , of . v . a - . V . w A 5, to ' . , ' e U ' . 1 w m' . A 1 ' 5 ' o A . '. .. - -. . 1 . , 1-I .. f e. Y . - A '. Q a W . . A , N i . . , . . . . .e s 1. af , e . . . I: 1 5 . 5 v r- '- SENIOR LETTERfEL. . . . , .4 a 1 ' g T' - X' G - A . . . - . t . 1 w s 1 , ' 6- F f a 1 . nf.S A v. M . . ' ' d v a . ' e . 1 . . D , . . . 1 - H 1 , s 1 - . 1 . . , . ' 0 , . A1 -r ' Y: A ev ' ,na - H, rc . 1- la, . H a C A 'A D . : , ' ' ' re , ,,- . . .4 1 7-I Ae - L , , Q U tl iq s t to e ,. - .1 - ,, s , . . . ' s ' ' a 5 . 1 4 5 I ' ' 1' . 1- A ' . ' 0 U w ' A w s L . t, p , . e H . ' . . ' 4 cm ' ' 1- 1,3 . ' ' -, ' e s 2' A s ' m ' . f U . I , ' s v I. y 'Z . n I V . . - . . ,W .. , 1 . . - , . . , 'I ' 1 . ' n 1 S V . V ' . . lv I 1 O

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Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Ne bld R6COI'd A Team Recgrd B Team 50 Herndon 28 70 Rexford 5? 25 Jennings 59 45 Logan 64 6? McDonald 70 bi Long Island 59 46 Jennings 51 44 Almena 48 54 Long Island 55 fTourneyQ 55 Almena 56 Lenora 55 Prairie View Ao E4 Long Island 81 51 65 42 Lenora 55 64 Logan Leovllle Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Norcatur Herndon 5? Rexford 54 Jennings 59 Logan 66 McDonald 4? Long Island 56 Jennings 65 Almena 47 Almena 55 Lenora Long Island Lenora 70 Logan 60 41 no bon voyage to the seniors who 111 be leav1ng us fe w1ll miss them 1h all sports Ve w1sh Larry, Rodney, Gary, and Rlchard all the luck in the world and hope they will contlnue their education Football Our season was not too successful as far as games won, but we gained much experience and had fun playlng the game The team won two and lost six, one of the games 1n the lost column was an 8 man game, the flrst experience of thls type for the team The game was played at Halgler, Nebraska Our season opened with a game at home agalnst Edson, Kansas We lost by a score of 58 52 We d1dn't get roll1ng untll the second half The Second game was played at Grinnell This we won bv a score of 20 19 although we were tralllng 19 6 at the half but the boys came back to score two touchdowns to go ahead 20 19 Thls was one of our better defens1ve games The thlrd game nl ved at home against oelden was lo t bv a score of S3 2d Our lac of defenslre plav showed here The fourth vane mas the 3 nan game at Halgler, we lost by a score of 25 20 This as a close game, penaltles hurt in th1s game, a good experlence for the team The f1f+h game was played at hone against Bdison, Nebraska We won this one by a store of 29 2b, a close one The winnlnv touchdown came late in the fourth quarter The slxth game was played at Jennlngs Ve lost thls one by a close score of 27 18, this game could have gone elther way The seventh game was played at Morland le lost by a score of 77 free scorlng affalr, a good offenslve game but a very poor defensive The elvhth and last game of the season was played at home agalnst lost thls be a score of 51 50 This was another game where our lack 54 This was a game Long Island W of tackllng showed SBNIOR LETTERMEN Larry Lyon, tea. cautaln, F B and c He nas a mainstay of the team both on offense and defense, always good for those few yards neede' down the mlddle Gary Anthony, defen 1ve end A lot of des1re showed up very well on defensive play at tl es JUJICH LETTER EN Herb Sh1r1ey, Q B Herb d1d a f1ne Job runnln the team from the Q B slot I'm glad Herb 111 be back next year Edlle Temple, eni nd center Ed 13 a good hustler He showed up well on defense nd offen e He caught everal passes for touchdowns and long galns Bob Strevey, center and end Bob has a lot of desire and orks hard, but Bob needs more confldence 1n h1s abillty Vary Gallentlne, end, H B He had some very good days on both offense and defense and 111 be a b1 asset to the tc m next year Delbert Jaclson, end Lookei very good ln o raves, h b 711V to be a flne n', and good ass catc er me n Thornton, H B He a a Lool nan to 1C' uo yaris dovn the mlldle and hofed 1 lot of 1 provcment by the and of the sea on v - . . H U . . X A , 5 I . - . . . A . v . . . . . ' 0 I ' . U v - . o - . ' L . ' -Q F' f- ' ' ' .' Us 9 . o , . - Y rx 1. P , o ' ' , ' e v Y . . . N .J I Q o .. .J . , ' ,- , 2 . . . , . I ' - . 'P 5 1 - I J . g . e - . K o . . e . m A . . . ' . , . n . ' . U s . - 'w- .... , . . . , . X 1 g . . 'JY . , : o f a.. . A - . ' a 1. . s . . J s , . U 1 l fv . . . J g Q 4 'A . w g a, . 2 c , ' A ' s me - ar the 2 L. t 1 6 . Q . f. 1 gy 1 p h . 'Q ,,, 'rs 'vi f., jf .C 5 f '. ., vu S v L 'm - . . . s .