Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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SCHEDULED GAMES OF C.T.H.S. FOR 1946-47 Centralia . . 60 Casey • 44 Westfield . . 25 Casey 73 Brownstown . 38 Casey 41 Quincy .... . . 41 Casey 29 I. S. D . . 34 Casey 53 Newton . 24 Casey 53 Toledo .... . . 28 Casey 34 Robinson . . 52 Casey 41 Martinsville . 34 Casey 37 Greenup . 41 Casey 42 Paris .... . . 85 Casey 25 Champaign . 57 Casey 34 Bridgport . . 36 Casey 28 Teutopolis . . 27 Casey • 42 Charleston City . 40 Casey 45 Hutsonville . . 40 Casey 53 Kansas .... . . 63 Casey 44 Marshall . . 38 Casey 62 Palestine . . 37 .Casey 40 Oblong .... . . 42 Casey 54 Effingham . . 61 Casey 43 Charleston T. C. . . 38 Casey 37 Twenty-four

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Solid Sfifiintdu On March 17th, the three Warrior Chieftains—Ott Bay, Jim Tedrick, and Bob Collom—issued a call for those boys who wanted to go out for track. A good bunch of fellows went out for track this year: Jerry Beeson, Benny Biggs, Gerald Black, Alfred Brosman, Bob Brown, Roland Carlen, Charles Closson, Danny Collins, Dick Coons, Carl Cummins, Dick Davis, Ronnie Davis, Bob Ettelbrick, Charles Finney, Mickey Hitt, Harrell Howard, Richard Howe, John Kibler, Robert Kusterman, Leslie Montgomery, Lloyd Montgomery, Bill Neal, Dean Ray, Richard Schlicht, Jim Simpson, Dick Smith, Lowell Staley, George Swinford, Bill Weaver, Don Winn, and George Wright. An excellent track team is expected this year, and everyone knows that with the three good managers, Jim Abraham, Delbert Elliot, and Jerry Tyhurst, with the capable leadership of the coaches, and with the cooperative spirit of the Warriors, our track team will really be on the beam. Twenty-six