Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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A First row. left to right: Richard Callahan. Jack Malts 0 m . Kenneth Stewart. Bob Re-May. Second r ow : Richard M • y e r s. Paul Beasley. Dale Robey. Pat Fitzgerald. Burl Ping. Third row: Max Brandenbur g. Leonard R o b e y . Don Elliott. Nor-van Landis. F o u r t h r o w : Boyd Larson. Harold Briggs, Kent Morgan. Howard Snodgrass. Casey Casey Casey Casey SEASON'S SCORES 32 Villa Grove - - - 0 Casey - - - - 12 Robinson 41 54 Oblong - - - - 6 Casey - - - - 14 Paris 6 49 Palestine - - 13 Casey - - - - 19 Charleston - - - 0 31 Marshall - . 2 Casey - - - - 18 Charleston T. C. - 0 Casey - - - 26 Martinsville - - - 7 Twenty-five

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JooJtbalL The Casey Warriors started cn the gridiron warpath this fall with twelve lettermen. The team was led by two very capable coaches, Max Brady (this being his third year with Casey), and Walter “Buck” Correll. This is Buck’s first year at Casey and his first year at coaching. He has done a swell job. The boys fought hard and courageously throughout every minute of every game, ending the season with eight scalps and one defeat. In the Eastern Illinois Conference, Casey placed second, and sixth in the Wabash Valley Conference, a league of twrenty-eight schools. The Warriors were victorious over Villa Grove, Oblong, Palestine, Marshall, Paris, Charleston, Charleston T. C., and Martinsville. They lost to Robinson, winner of the Wabash Valley Conference. Adding honor to Casey’s name was Captain Don Elliott, who was named left tackle on the Illinois All-State team. Don also was placed on the first team of the Eastern Illinois Conference team and the Wabash Valley Conference team. Other members of the Casey squad who were named on various honorary teams were Burl Ping and Jack Mal-com, who were given honorable mention on the All-State team. Burl Ping, Pat Fitzgerald, and Kent Morgan received honorable mention on the Eastern Illinois All-Star lineup. On the All-Wabash Valley team, Burl Ping was placed as a back on the second team. Pat Fitzgerald was awarded the center position on the third team. Kent Morgan and Jack Malcolm received honorable mention. Lettermen were: Kent Morgan, Boyd Larson, Howard Snodgrass, Harold Briggs, Leonard Robey, Burl Ping, Don Elliott, Paul Beasley, Norvan Landis, Jack Malcolm, Bob LeMay, Richard Callahan, Kenneth Stewart, Richard Myers, Pat Fitzgerald, Dale Robey, and Max Brandenburg. Pat Fitzgerald was elected as next year’s captain. First row. left to right: Howard Snodgrass. Harold Briggs. Bob Stifal. Kent Morgan. Boyd Larson. Don Elliott. Burl Ping, Leonard Itobey. Paul Beasley. Harold Cutright. Jack Maleom. Norvan Landis. Second row: Ronnh- Gross. Forest Maleom. Richard Myers, Dick Davis. Bob LeMay, Jack Montgomery, Richard Callahan. Kenneth Stewart. Pat Fitzgerald. Dale Robey, Max Brandenburg. Gene Shlels. Harold Hazcn. Third row: Bob Ramsey, Kill Graham. Carl Handley. Jack Runyon, Richard Coons, Lorn Malone, Danny Collins, Jim Simpson, Waiter Correll. assistant coach; Max Brady, coach. Twenty-four

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(Ba ksdbcdL The Casey Warriors completed their season with seventeen victories to eleven losses. With a face value as one of the better teams in the Eastern Illinois Conference the Warriors won second place just four points behind Robinson. The Warriors’ scoring power was slashed when Uncle Sam beckoned to two veterans, Burl Ping and Kent Morgan. However, their places were readily filled and the rest of the squad proved their ability. Under the tutorage of Coach Max Brady and Assistant Coach Walter “Buck” Correll, the local cagers totaled 941 points to their opponents’ 801. The Warriors entered three tournaments this year and came out highly rated in two. On January 12, the boys won the Clark County Tourney by defeating Marshall and Martinsville. Then in the Eastern Illinois League Tourney the Warriors won fourth place by drawing a forfeit from Robinson, defeating Martinsville, and losing to Greenup and Charlestown. The last tourna- First row. left to right: Dale Robey. Leonard Robey, Don Elliott. Richard Callahan. Kent Morgan. Howard Snodgrass. Le«U r McSohooler, Pat Fitzgerald. Paul Beasley. Jack Montgomery. Second row: Mr. Walter Correll. assistant coach; Carl Handley, manager; Max Brandenburg. Jim Hutton. Bill Kilkorn. Boh LeMay. Boh Ramsey, manager; Mr. Max Brady, coach. Third row: Clifford Brothers. Bill Yocom. Dick Davis. Gerald Black. Roy Johnson, Dorn Malone. Danny Collins. Twenty-six