Sikeston High School - Growler Yearbook (Sikeston, MO)

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1 games scored scored points, points . points . ing 105 xeir '54 DONALD LEW IS , '31, :5:,5:rA fe -I j S1 ' klw' 'q,f , ,.' 1'f5,,,, rf .N--' X- lrn ' Rain, ' l ' ' y'mZ'Qx' 'S 'if 'xo ity 92 'H 4' T ffaxjg it 41' ,,, ,I ,.,, .fr-e--, - f -,-, f- ,4 v,,g.--,i-1, , 1 'QQ' ',.z3f',-La.f'1L. 51 ...ta-l1s',,, az, .-L-5. ,Ffvi,-lmmsixig, :1-1 f 'li-ie ' Track Squad IST ROWZ Left to Rightl Dale H555-f1gS, Manager, Tom Murchison, Vernon Vanover, Stanley Shanks, Paul Sadler, Bill Lewis, Vernon Mathis, Harry Blanton, Thomas Duff, Thomas Gibbons, Terry Cooper, Abe Hunter, David Palmer, Ronald Carmody, Manager. ZND ROW: Larry Pool, Ronald Oliver, Norman Woods, Ronny Fagan, Tony Heckemeyer, Larry Arabe, Donald Lewis, Gerald Kelly, John Gilbert, Marian Kaiser, Jim Malone, Russell Tanner, Charles Limbaugh, Kenneth Allen. 3RD ROW: Travis Calhoun, Jirn Spivey, Lan Cootes, Troy Calhoun, David Bailey, Donald Webb, Floyd Carr, and Jim Ponder. Track Squad The 1954 track team, although young, showed itself to be a promising nucleus for next season's team, and provided two men who set new records. Donald Clay Lewis broke the school mile record set by himself in 1953. He bettered his old record by 8.2 secondse when he covered the distance this year in 4:46.3. Garland Castleberry broke the Scott-M ississippi low hurdle record when he ran the course in 16 seconds flat, bettering slightly the record set in 1953 by Pat Nickens. In various invitational and conference meets the Sikeston team won one first, one second and three fifth places. Donald Clay Lewis and Garland Castleberry were co-captains of the 1954 team, and it was coached by Mr. Garrett O'De1l. GARLAND CAST LEBE RRY Co-Captain Co Captain

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