Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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Chris states: My pappy was an Indian, ciy mammy was a squaw. WE DEDICATE THIS 1938 FLAME TO The Warriors of Casey High. For many years the athletic teams of Casey have represented us on field and floor. At times they have won, at times lost, but always they have kept the indomitable fighting spirit which has christened them Warriors. To this spirit, rather than to individuals, have we dedicated this yearbook. It is a just thing, for to those Warriors of the past and present has gone the task of representing our school. They have done their job well and so we honor them, adding our earnest hope that the Warriors of the future will turn to the Warriors of today and yesterday and obtain from them the spirit of Casey High.

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FOREWORD We, the staff, present this FLAME of '38 as the fourteenth written chapter in the history of our high school. It is our hope that in so doing we leave not a mere history but a living record of our class and of the school year. In accordance with the school's traditional desire for betterment, we have tried to present a FLAME even more acceptable than those that have gone before. Faced with such an objective, we have done all in our poor power to attain our goal. You are the judge of our success. We hope that regardless of your verdict you enjoy this, the FLAME of 1938. Chris Casey cries: “Sprowls' got nothin? on me. Chris says: “You gotta be a football horol

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4 THE 1938 WINNERS OF THE HARRIS TROPHY Presented nearly a decade ago by Dr. C. M. Harris of Casey as a personal award to the football player who was selected each year by the faculty on the basis of football ability, scholarship, and sportsmanlike conduct on and off the gridiron, this trophy bears these names. 1927 Harry Beeson 1932 Vern Emrich 1928 Medford Etnire 1933 William Gif fin 1929 Ralph C. Haddock 1934 Ross Funk 1930 Wilson Hensiek 1935 Scott Brooke 1931 Cyril E. Emrich 1936 William Staley 1931 Robert E. Davis 1937 Russell Jones