Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Cass won the first sectional of the Girls IHSAA Tour- nament. This victory followed a record of 9-1 in regular season. The girls worked very hard for this honor. Most Valuable Player was awarded to Sharon Schreyer. The Iunior Varsity team was mostly a rookie squad, but posted an 8-3 season. The girls should be an asset in the years to come. The seventh and eighth grade finished 4-2 and 2-4, respectively. VARSITY BASKETBALL North Miami Taylor Carroll Northwestern Logansport Delphi Pioneer Winamac Maconaquah Western Southwood Sec. Peru fSec.j Columbia City Reg. WE THEY 26 57 41 40 72 47 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Taylor Carroll Northwestern Logansport Delphi Pioneer Wmamac Maconaquah Western Haworth THEY 53 51 90 75 52 40 57 32 53 47 57 42 52 49 t J 50 44 55 34 Q J 27 46 WE North Miami 19 13 21 27 30 17 17 10 22 11 ' 20 24 ' 36 13 ' 44 2 23 17 32 23 26 31 -'f x., x! 13114122 1D'kjll35 6 Z: E ' lil Y- V' A VARSITY BASKETBALL-FIRST ROW: Sharon Schreyer, Sandy Layman, Io Ellen Ironmonger, Deb Beck, Alice Moore and Lynn Stephenson. SECOND ROW: Coach Lucas, Pat Ferguson, Kim Layman, 'Denise Carden, I-lollie Keating, Pat Kitchel, Brenda Layman and Lynn Ramer, Mgr. f-Q F2--X i,q...,,g XXX 'i yn x .1 vijjdk - l oq:- 9 A t Ntlff' ' . Q9 4-v it -is Jar gif IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-FIRST ROW: Kim Layman, Cindy Layman, Susan Plank. Lisa Wilson, Lori Robertson and Deb Harmon. SECOND ROW: Coach Brower, Deb Beck, Kim Simonin, Kelly Layman, Linda Beck, Hollie Keating, Deb Hickey, Alice Moore and Mary Ann Barker, Mgr. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL-FIRST ROW: Lori Snook, Lori Bishop, Mina Gibson, Becky Campbell, Beth Mabie, julie Ramer, Stacey Youman and Cassie Logan. SECOND ROW: Barbie Robertson, Iill Berlet, Linda Zook, Linda Quinn, Karen Edwards, Coach Gillis, Susie Titus and Lori Bowyer. ,Jil-I , ,I

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56 Golf Golf Records Broken HIGH SCHOOL GOLF-FIRST ROW: Bret Rush, Brian Quirk and Ion Brockway. SECOND ROW: Randy Cotner, Bob Horal, lim Brockway and Tony Brown. The golf teams had a fine season this year, despite the bad weather. The varsity squad, under the leadership of Coach Sarber, shot the lowest first match total in the history of Cass with a 328. They then went on to break a school record for the lowest score of 298 in a match. Seniors Iim Brockway, Bob Horal and jeff Lohning took on a big responsibility for the team this year. Lohning tied a school record by shooting par in a single match. The Ir. High Golf team was coached by Mr. Isenburg. Matches were played against Lafayette Ieff, Peru and Taylor. The team consisted of eight-seventh graders and one- eighth grader. Mr. Isenburg stated that eighth grader Roger Eads was the best all-around golfer and that Kevin Crabtree was the best seventh grader.