Warrensburg High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

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UMXSUQEUEBMQU The team enjoyed a very successful season this year. when the season closed they had the admirable record of 28 wins against 3 loses. The team hit its stride the first game and went undefeated into the tournament at Niartic during the Christmas vacation. In the second game they were nosed out by a tough team from Windsor with the score 53-50, which vas the worst the team was beaten all year. The team was beatei it Maroa by the score of M7-M5 and then by Decatur Qc 26. Over the season the team rolled up l633 points at the average of 52.35 points per game. The opponents made 1063 points at the average of 3M.29 points per game. Every man on the first five made over 200 points. Johnny Vaughn had the best shooting average with a.3M7, Bob Blakeman was close behind with 34H, Johnny will receive the free throw award again this year with a mark of .653. The second team this year won l3 games and lost 6. Those on the second team were Bib Sefton,Howard Mooney, Frank Lehq Dale Kerwiod, Robert Wubben, Orlev Hatfield, Larry Rotz, David Dickey, Paul Hardy, Dennis Harrell, and David Oakley. The last four of these will receive freshmen numerals. 69

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When the weather was good in the spring and fall, many of the activities took place outdoors. The basketball court and the large athletic field provided room for basketball, touch football, softball, and baseball, Some of the boys also practiced track events. r Sports were limited to the indoors during the win- ter, some of them were: volleyball, basketball, and table tennis. There are three nice table tennis tables which are located in convenient places, one on the stage and two in the upper hall. There were boys' volleyball teams that played dur- ing the week except on Tuesday, which was reserved for the girls to give them a chance to perfect their skill. There were two teams of girls that took part in this activity. Coach Drummond oversees the boys' games and Miss Norton, the girls' physical education teacher, oversees the girls' games, The scholars of Warrensburg were very fortunate to have these adequate facilities for recreation. 68

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Games BASIQ3 Latham .. Kenney .. , Alunmi .. Tri-City TB!! LL Gym There Tiere here MGTG ESCIIJDUIE WCHS . Opponents 77 . 30 57 M6 M8 57 MM 51 Q .a- I f Ol! Cl Ol 26 25 35 28 I Ol O OO Ol ll iileroe .. .. Here .. .. .. .. X Eiantic .. . There .. .. .. 29 mt. Zim .. .. Iam-Q .. .. .. 36 Macon ,,.,,,., .. There .. Ml .. .. 37 Stonington .. ,, Here .. .. 61 .. .. 35 t Lovington ,, , There ,. .. 49 .. .. 29 Latham .,,... ,, Here .. 66 .. .. 32 4 Argenta ,, ... Here . 52 .. .. 39 Uoroa ,,,. . There .. 15 .. .. 47 Nian:ic ,, ,, Here . 52 . .. 39 Armington ,, ,, There . 66 .. .. 33 Kenney ,,, , There . ol .. .. 34 W Bethany ,. .,, Were .. 65 .. .. 32 Mt, Zion , ,, There T. M7 .. .. 3l ATSGUt3 . .... .. There .. 39 .. .. 28 Blue Mauna ,, ,, There .,,... .. U2 .. .. 29 Tournaments Niantic lnvitationel Macon County WCFS 53 Deland Weldon 35 NCES 43 Macon woes So windsor 53 0. NCES 56 Naroa V033 e'.m M6 Argenta District Regional HCHS eo Stonington 29 NCES M8 Mt. Zion NCES 79 Macon Kkif 52 NCES 59 Noweaqua NCIS M6 ntic 35 WCH5 Q6 Decatur Individual Averages Pleyer SA SM AVE FTA FTM Ave, Vaughn .. ... 481 167 ,347 16M 107 ,653 , Ponsler ,.. MMQ 1M5 ,328 156 85 ,5MM , Blekemen ,, 207 106 .BM5 76 30 .395 . Tonk ...... 360 92 ,256 100 53 ,530 , c oaoaoneo 83 03' 0 6:1-7 o Uentwoith -.el ..,,,, 37 15 ,N05 23 12 ,521 , Stoutenhorough 25 9 ,360 C 3 ,37M , kobbins ...... 13 3 ,233 5 3 ,Soo . Bcnkson ,. 17 1 ,058 12 o ,500 . Jenvrin .. ' H 2 ,500 2 0 .000 Boyer ... 3 1 ,333 1 1 1.000 . Johner ,, 10 1 ,150 3 O .OOO . 7o Q 6 34 31 33 39 35 28 TP Mel 375 IU 5' IU VOID PWJMJ IDU-ii! 0 o s 0 RJ LU-FOUXQPJ FU