Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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Warrior Chief Brady Chief of the Warrior Tribe for the last two years has been Coach Max Brady. His ability as a developer of winning athletic teams can be realized by looking at the scores of games which he has coached or by watching a Warrior team in action. Warrior Chief Tedrick A familiar face around the Warrior camp was that of Myron Tedrick, assistant coach and history instructor, who came to C.T.H.S. two years ago: and since then Mr. Tedrick has proved his ability as an aggressive leader of Warrior teams.

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ON THE WARPATH THE WARRIORS OF CASEY GO ON THE WARPATH NEARLY EVERY WEEK. SOMETIMES OFTENER; AND MORE TIMES THAN NOT. THEY COME HOME WITH NEIGHBORING TRIBES' SCALPS UNDER THEIR BELTS. THE COACHES AND PLAYERS WHO MAKE THESE VICTORIES POSSIBLE. AND THE CHEERING SECTION LEADERS. CHEERLEADERS, AND PEPPERETTES ARE PICTURED IN THE FOLLOWING PAGES. The 1944 l-lame

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 1 ! ] I I ‘One little, two little, three little Indians’’ For us it doesn’t take ten little Indian boys but three little Indian princesses to do a bang-up job of inciting our fans to cheer. Yes. Casey will miss them—Hazel Glenn. Norma Daugh-hetee. and Betty Hutton. G. A. A. First row, left to right—Johanna Cramer. Norma Smith. Helen Hall. Terry Hardesty. Billie Jean Chrysler. Harriette Sprague. Miss Holle. Wilma Swim. Lela Chapman. Ellen Callahan. Hazel Lowe. Nova Snyder. Second row. left to right—Lela Finney. Mary Briggs. Dorothy Grissom. Marjory Shanks. Meriam Hartman Viola Gnsamore. Velda Blankenbeker. Wilma Blankenbcker. Paula Griffeth. Ellen Chapman Wanda Haddock Leona Lee. Third row. left to right—Eula Jones. Nelle Ragon. Barbara Johns. Martha Lou Gard. Coralie Black Ramola Perry. Joan Short. Marjory Lee. Frances Sch!ver. Charlotte Newlin. Pat Moody. Joanne Goble Rosemarv Garner Neva Bower.