Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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1 'lop Row -- Hogan. Vl'arrnzu'k, 'x alentine. Ileisner, lipplin, Miller. fleistcloerfer, Campbell, Keith. 'l'a1't'ee. lit-trln-r. Moraanthaler. Melilroy, llartle, Fannin. Keene. Mflilvain. Set-ond lion - Xlr. Tlnnnas. Cottom. I-Qisfelcler, l.llITllJCl'll, liauclison, Rhodes, Sweat, Sales, Stahlhelfer, Iineleharflt. Sparks. bt-liickedanz. Beck. NlcNew, Hamilton, llillsworth, Ahlers. 'I'hirtl Rim' H- Thornton, I. Xliller. Switzer. Y. lleisner, Byerley. tiny, Scronce, Trefftz. Nlarlowt-, Kelley, Steele. linker. lleld. Birch, Klingenburg. Choicer. llisehof. -latkson, Utterman. Bigham. Bottom lion - Nlumbower. Combs, Cowan. Decker, Bartley, Forth, Bass, Campbell, Stan- ton. llnnn. l'lrieh. Hutchins. Matika, Robb. Hamilton. VYihl. FRESHMAN CLASS Aponsor - - Mr. Thomas Vresirlent - - VK'ilma liartle X'ive-l'rt--iclent - - Clifford llalloway Sevretary-'l'reasurer - - l'clell Campbell The Freshman Class represents the Future of Pinckneyville High. With true school spirit the Freshmen have been well represented in the various org- anizations and have done good work in the intellectual life of the school. They entered the inter-class debate and although the team did not succeed in win- ning it has promising material for the future. The Freshmen have been especially interested in athletics, having a good basketball team and two football lettermen. The class has had good attendance at all games. The Freshman Class has proved itself a Class eager to live up to the scholastic standards of P. C. H. S. Hail to the Future of Pinckneyville High! H -16-

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lop um lilker Brmsn loddard Vllhl Hogan Xlurtanthaler llllsuorth Nxrlrllo. vm mh H1 er n n lm ell Spark liommel Qllklm lluett Shcelu. lhrth Nlamter fxunel A 1stantLoath lhnma 5l11klxlHI1Cl FUOTBALL The football team started a hard traxmng course the first week of school but due to mlurles and 1nel1g1b1l1ty was not very successful the first part of the season On September 3 m the first game of the season we were defeated by Nashvnllc 19 6 We then journeyed to Sesser where we had another set back 30 0 Du uom came here October 7 to gaxn a vlctory from thelr r1vals 12 0 Our next trxp was to Ze1gler where we met defeat from the star con ference team 44 0 Chester was the next team to defeat us, 18 0 The first uctory for P C H S was ln a practlce game at Murphysboro when we de feated them 12 0 The great upset of the conference was on November 14 when we held the strong Elkvnlle team to a scoreless t1e, the ram spollmg the chance for .1 VICIOFQ On the followmg Frxday we journeyed to Chrxstopher for our only mght game bemg defeated 32 0 We then mvaded the Kaskaskla Confer ence and defeated Dupo 6 0 We made four touchdowns but only one counted because of penlltxts The season vas closed by defeatmg our old rn al, Sparta, Gradultlon costs us elexcn lettermen Roethe H Goforth Pruett, Strxck lmnd Schnender G 'vlaxtm Weatherford Goddard Bommerschelm Pursell and Henson leumg for n xt year co captam Sheeley and Goforth Sparks, Morgan thaler, Dnlsvsorth Barth md Brown l l f:'. '.1.. . f.. f , , .l' ' l' 'Y U. ' 'll ', llc so, ' 'S' , .' 'S' ' . , Q ' - , .' L.. .Y . it 'Q asf' ' s, limtmn Row f Sclmeicler, li. iloforth. VN'eatherford, Capt. Roethe. li. lloforth. Martin, . . . . , 7 . - , , - 4 . V . . . . 7 . . - . . - , . X L . i ' A Q 7 V . . 7 6-0. 4 ' ' ' ' : , . , ' - . ' . ' 'I ' K 7 U ' A ' I 9 7 9 Y . v' f V . - ' V - n 1 v - s I ' , . , 3 . + 18 -