Center High School - Mirror Yearbook (Center, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

Preface and Dedication The time comes once again to hang another mirror on the wall. This is the eighth annual MIRROR which we have so hung. In this YEAR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS HAD MANY PROBLEMS TO MEET. The MEN ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ARE: Mr. Henry E. Shulse, 1 1. Donald S, Hague, Dr. C. H. Brooks, i i. Paul E, Cowoen Mr. Earl Kise Mr, 0. E. Smith Jr. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Member President This is a year in which the world has been at war. News FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IN WHICH OUR BATTLE FRONTS ARE LOCATED HAS BECOME OF INTENSE PERSONAL INTEREST TO THE PEOPLE OF OUR COMMUNITY. The MIRROR FOR THIS YEAR IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THE MEN IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD WHO HAVE ANSWERED THE CALL FOR SERVICE FOP OUR COUNTRY. ROD STAR A. c. Adams Harry Anglen George Anglen Rayburn Asbury Mary Ruth Anderson Wallace Bailey Bob Baughman Clarence Bergsceheider Elmer Bergschneider Fabian Bergscweider Theooore Bergschneider Vincent Bergschneioer James Brown Leslie Brown J; R. Campbell Mthur Carter Dennis Clark George Clark R. T. Clark William Clary Wilbur Coleman James L. Cook William Couch J, E. Cragen Elizabeth Dowell G. B, Dowell DeLAPORTE ho vald Roberta Elliott Eldon Epperson Em on Epperson Harold Fox Ray Flowerree Raymond Hague Marvin Hamilton Jack Hancock Vernon Hayoen Roy Herring Eowin Hickerson Arthur Hill Donald Horton Charles Hubbard Wayne Huse Q-Enn Jackson John Ray Jennings Lawrence Jones CLARK KEITHLY Elmo Keithly Raymond Koh.er Forrest Layne Raymond Ledford Douglas Lieurance Elmer Lewellen Junior Morgan Hagan Muqo George Mulkev E, H. Osterhout Clifford Powell Paul Pusey H. G. Rigg Jack Rhodes . Carl Sexton Aleck Shuford Kenneth Shuford Lloyd Shufokj Wil90n Stuart Elmer Swigert Harold Shulse Dorsey D. Shulse Wallace Shulse Eugene Shulse Wade Shulse Woodrow Shulse John D. Thomas Estil Walkup Harold R. Walkup James Waterman Ted Waterman Bradford Wilson � - FACULTY GLGottmann, Suf t. ft B. McPherson College ft.tf. University of Mo. Science V Coach Mrs. Mary Belle Fanning B.S KirKsvi Ile T C. Socia Science Speech MiSS Wilma Darst KirKsvi lie T.C. Grades 3 - H Rev. F W ft 8. Central College B.D.-AM So.Meth Univ. Mathematics Miss Louise Kohler KirKsville T.C. Grades 7-t Miss Marceline Darst Kir Ksvi lie T-C. Grades I-2 I X A � itk Mrs. F. W Rige .8. Southern Meth. University English Miss Thelma Darst KirKsvi lie T.C. Grades f 6 ' Mr. Lincoln Huse Univ. Hard KnocKs Custodian SENIORS Utyd Watts Senior Prts. Honor Roll B. 8- Team Marilyn Brown Valedictorian Gold BasKetkall B. ft Caj t i Earl E. Murf hy Chauffeur of Model T Eleanor M. Waterman Senior V? Pres. Soprano St I® G-old BasKetkall Jean Campbell Honor Boll Wants It be a School ma’am Betty JT Shulse Salutator lam Raymtni Len elUn Senior See.-Treat. Ford V8 Men John Doyle 8. 8. Team Table Tennis Tafttri Betty L e Swan Homer Hall Marjorie Bes hears Honor Boll George Holcomb “Judge Sylvia Webb Rqotmod Ck to §rmdo.de I JUNIORS Bill Carter Class President Ca.pt. B.B.Ttam Maxine Sommer fe d Class Reporter Girls Quartet 1; . ▼ Richard Baker Basketball Squad Bass Sole Dorothy HuSe. Mice Pres. Gold Basketball Table Tennis Champ Mary Lee Anderson Gold Basketball Table Tennis Champ Doris Chenov eth Honor Roll Pia.no Sola Girls Quartet Eva Mae Yager Sec. - Trees. Gold Basket ball Table Tennis Cl1 amp Alberta Audrey Honor Poll Gold Bastftball Reading I Reva Veil MeCImtocK Honor Poll Basketball Squad No Picture. Bradford Huljt Methodical No Picture. Franeis Krigbaum So Bright, His Father Calls H.m Son JUNIORS L Charles H Norman basketball Team Meadows-The Door” Gent Tunney Simmons BasMba.ll Team Lady Killer Dolores Wy brant Wandas Pariner in Table Tennis Hubert Sch ni tier Mathematics SharX Wanda Watts Dolores' Partner in Table Tennis Haney Yager Best Student in School Table Tenrus Chamf Billy Shannon Handy Man at Junior Stand Marjorie White Honor Poll Mrs D-C.Osterhout I Doris Hughes BasKet ball S ead Mrs V L Rhodes SOPHOMORES Junior Lieurance PrttHonT, Honor Boll Basketball Team Table Tennis Chamf Donald Lee Campbell H� n r Roll Basketball -Squad Ml Ur Business Man Charlotte Rigg Vice Pres Alto Solo Girls Quartet Bill Cornelius Tenor Solo Gobble Pabst Basketball Squad Table Tennis Champ Best Man in School m Donna Sommerfeld S,e- - Treas. Honor Roll Girls Quartet JacK Couth Basketball Squad Tabic Tennis Expert R.H. Wy brant Basketball Team Table Tennis Champ Frances Baker Basketball Squad o ■ft Bobbie Hayes 1 Gentleman far Eton «wee Mildred HawKimo Gold Basketball hlo Picture Carl krifbaam Came tr m Home London Loua M e R gg CL S President Honor poll Gold BssKetbtll Glen Birr ‘Pinch lost 9 couple toes Rit Lou Carter Honor Poll FftESHMEN John How aid Mice-President Honor Roll Betty Berrey Honor Roll Bobby Evans Basketball Squid Frances Hudson Sec. - Trees. Honor Roll Gold Basketball Horace Berrey Grease Mon Key S K Ray Gibbs Moved to New London Gearl f Howald Sec. - Treas Honor Roll John Brown Tall and Handsome - Vy ik a Gent Garnett Drived Out ft Fern Flowers Beys Don't Bother He Kenneth In «w Happy Tommie Hayes Wilburn Huat Quiet HotiOot1 FRESHMEN Elaine Ledford Basketball S juad Harold Reeves 8isKeibM.il S utJ Altna Smith Cime from TranKiord i Robert McClintocK Me for the hit Corf Jueruii Murphy Furnished Dog ftr the Junior Play Doris Rhodes BisKetbsll StjUsd Deloris Roberts Don't AsK Me Mary Ellen Springstun Never a Sound f rom Her Jean Waifs Ordered a lot oi Bonds thru School JmcK palmer These. G-rode School Girls LooK Good to Me Sterling Roberts Honor Roll Richard Vahle Moved to FranKford Bert blichdls Dropped Outr Howard Lynn Dropped Gut Honor Roll First Semester The mcst important thing around school is scholarship. This is a LIST or THE PEOPLE VHO MADE THE HONOR ROLL FOR THE F IRST SEMESTER. A FEW PEOPLE MADE SIX WEEKS HONOR ROLLS WHO 00 NOT HAVE THEIR NAMES ON this one Semester grades are the only ones to appear in the permanent RECORDS, HOWEVER, AND FOR THAT REASON THE FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL IS INCLUDED HERE. HATS OFF TO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE MADE THEIR MARK IN THIS FIELD. The method useo in determining the honor roll is as follows: Each letter grade is given a numerical value on the following SCALE? E 1 E- 2 S 3 S 4 S- 5 V 6 M 7 Using this scale, a person who makes 4 Efs will have a score of 4, A per- son with 3 E s AND IE- will have a score OF 5, etc. Honor Roll Nancy Yager 4 Loua Mae Rigg $ Marilyn Brown 6 Doris Chenoweth 6 Marjorie Beshears 9 Betty Berrey 9 Gearl A. Hqwald 9 Rev a Dell McClintock 10 Junior Lieurance 10 Donald Lee Campbell 10 Jow Howald 10 Frances dson i i Betty Lee Swan i i Donna Sommerf lo 12 Rita Lou Carter 13 Alberta Arorey m Jean Campbell 15 Sterling Rcberts 13 Lloyd Watts 16 Marjorie White 16 Taking only three subjects; Betty Jane Shulse 4 ACTIVITIES Music F estival Bill Cornelius, Maxine SommcrfeId, Doris Chenoweth, Donna Sommerfeld, Charlotte fogg, Albert Rrdrey Anne Waterman, Richard Bailer. Junior PUy Girls, L. to R. Nancy Vager, Dorothy Muse, Wanda Watts, Mary Lee Anderson, Ren Dell MeClintecK, Mrs F.W Rigg DoyS, L it ft. Charles Morrnun, Billy Shannon, Bradford Hulse, Gene Simmons, Richard BaKfr, Boys BasKet all Both Rows, Left to Right, JacK Palmert Harold Reeves, Don Campbell, JacK Couch, Charles Morman. Junior Lieurance, John Doyle, Bill Carter, Capt, Lloyd Watts, R.H.Wy brant, Gene Simmons, Bobby Fabjt, Richard BaKer, Bobby Evans. Trophy —Third, Center Tournament ( Junior Play So You're From Missouri by Kay Ziegfield was the play PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS THIS YEAR In THE OPINION OF MANY OF THE PEOPLE PRIVILEGED TO SEE IT, THE PLAY WAS THE BEST PLAY THAT HAS BEEN GIVEN ON THE STAGE IN THE NEW AUDITORIUM SINCE WE HAVE BEEN USING IT IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS. THE PLOT CENTERS AROUND HERBERT 3ROWNING, PLAYED OY Billy Shannon, who gets himself into a crazy jam with his wife playeo by Mary lee Anderson, because of his oesire to write romance. Charles H. Morman playeo the part of Meadows, the BUTLER, AND WAS ONE OF THE STRONG CHARACTERS OF THE PLAY. After the usual desirable hjmorous situations, which make CfcETA REPEAT, THIS BANE ONE CRA-ZY WORLD, THE PLOT ORAWS TO A 00NCLU31 ON| and every one is happy Herbert Browning Characters WANTS TO WRITE ROMANCE Billy Shannon Marion HIS WIFE Mary Lee Anoerson � Dick HIS FRIEND Bradford Hulse Elinor Dick’s fiance Wanda Watts Iizette WHO WANTS A HUSBAND Dotty Hjse Alphonso Brecky WHO WRITES ROMANCE Richaro Bekep Sarah HIS WIFE Reva Dell McClintock Meadows • the butler Charles H, Morman Greta THE MAID Nancy Yager Officer Kane WHO LIKES ROMANCE Gene T. Siwons Directed by Mrs. f. w, Rigg MU8IC FE3TIVAL This ye the Mark Twain Festival was held in OUR AUOITORIUM ON FRIDAY, April I4TH. ThE PICTURES OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES ARE SHOWN IN THE SNAPSHOTS FOR THIS DIVISION CF THE ANNUAL, Our STUDENTS ENTERED SEVEN EVENTS AND RECEIVED RATINGS OF ONE IN SIX OF THESE. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF THEIR PERFORMANCE, tas. Eleanor Morgan Waterman sang the soprano solo ANO RECEIVED a RATING CF Of£. HER SELECTION WAS I ARO A Forest Praying by Peter DeRo6e. In the alto solo Charlotte Rigg received a rating of one singing Ah Sweet Mystery of Life by Victor Herbert. Both tenor and bass solos used the same number. William Cornelius received a rating of one, and Richaro Baker was awarded a rating of two. Doris Chenoweth played .. Prelude in C Sharp Minor by Raomaninov to receive a RATING OF ONE. ALBERTA ArDREY RECEIVED A RAT IMG OF ONE ON HER reading The Lady of the House . tX R girls quartette was composed of Doris Chenovcth, high soprano; Maxine Soumerfeld, secono soprano; Donna Sommerfeld first alto, and Charlotte Rigg second alto, receiv- ed A RATING OF ONE SINGING ROCKING TIME BY KnOX. Schools ano ratings by events: LonoOn Ilasco Rensselaer Tilden Frankford Center Soprano Solo One One TWO r Two One Alto Solo Two Two Two Two One Pi � Solo Two Two Two Two One Tenor Solo One One One One Bass Solo One Two Two One Two Girls Reading One Two One Two One Girls Quartette Two Two Two Two One CENTER HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS A HJSICAL PROGRAM HIGH SCHOX AUOITORIUM Wednesday, December 15—8:00 P. M. LLOYD WATTS, Master of Ceremonies Directed by DORIS CHENOWETH INTRODUCTION.-— Theme Song— Adeste Fioelis .......«Select Chorus of Girls J 1 N3.E Bells .......................................Mixed Chorus CLASSICAL SECTION Two-Piano Nl «er— Holioay .......Doris Chenoweth, Charlotte Riqg Vocal Solo...................................... Anne Waterman POPULAR SECTION Put Your Arms Arouno Me, Honey ..,................Mixeo Chorus Reading— Midshipman Easy ...................Dottie Hjse In My Arms ...................................... Girls' trio Frances Hjoson, Loua Mae Rigg, Charlotte Rigg Pistol Packin' Mamma ........................................Trio Billy Shannon, Charlotte Rigg, Bill Cornelius ''How Sweet You Are ...............................Anne Waterman If I Had My Way ,...,.......................Wanda wd Jean Watts Sunday, Monday, or Always ...........................Girls' Trio Anne Waterman, Loua Mae Rigg, Charlotte Rigg Paper Doll ..................................... Bill Cornelius People Will Say We're In Love ..................Girls' Quartet Maxine Sommerfelo, Doris Chenoweth Dowa Sommerfeld, Charlotte Rigg TO THE FIGHTING MEN OF AMERICA Tribute to the Service Men........................Doris Chenoweth Vict'ry Polka ............................... Boys' Sextette JOHWY Dovif, Hill, CflHNFI IUP| Pii-u 'an Gene Simmons, Billy Shannon, Wilburn Huss I'll Be Home for Christmas ......................Maxine Sommerfelo CHRISTMAS SECTION Reading— Buying a gift for archie ................Alberta Arorey 0 Little Town of Betflehem .........Instrumental Christmas Carol Loua Mae Rigg, Maxine Sommerfelo Bill Cornelius, Doris Rhooes Reading— Why the Chines Rang .........................Nancy Yager Vocal Solo— Night of Nights .......................Doris Chenoweth Choral Readings— The Night Before Christmas Christmas Scripture Mute Christmas ...............Maxine Sommerfelo, Bill Cornelius There's a Song In the Air ,...............Select Mixed Chorus Theme Song— Aoeste Fioelis ................Select Chorus of Girls Stage Directors Gene Simmons Charles Morman, Kibert Scfnetzer, R. h. wybrant Stage Decorating Chairman Maxine Sommerfelo « T - % • • • • • • � 0 � • I t 9 . k • ♦ . I I Junior Senior Banquet Program Toastmaster, Charles H, Morman Theme- Off to the Seven Seas Anchors Aweigh 21 Gun Salute Shoo-Shoo Basy- Maxine, CortlVOY fLEBT A Destroyer Attacks Remember Pearl Harbor Mine Fields Wfe'vE Swept Wiite Cliffs of Dover Air Craft Ahead Depth Bomb Charge (%re Comes The Navy The Battle Won (Welcome) Gene Simmons (Thank You) Sr, Pres. Lloyo watts Doris, Ocnna, Charlotte, and Loua Mae (Cooperation) (Take offs) (History) (Prophecy) (Take-offs) (Farewell) Dottie Hjse Alberta Arorey Billy Shannon Nancy Yager Awe Waterman Marilyn Brown Mr. Gottman Girls' Quartette Doris Chenoweth Menu Shangri-la Cocktail Sea Qjll Supreme Camouflage Smoke Screen Depth Bombs Torpedoes and Shells Stars and Stripes Amber waves of Grain Uncle Sam's Choice m Salt Water and Petrol BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT At this writing the Seniors plan to have baccalaureate in the high school auditorium on Sunday night, May 7th with Rev. John W, Goloen as the speaker. Commencement will be held on the following Thursoay night, May ii, in the auditorium with Mr, Morris Anderson of Hannibal AS THE QUEST SPEAKER. Miss Betty Jane Shulse is salutatorian of the class and Miss Marilyn Ruth Brown is valeoictorian. I Girls Ba9ketb .l The girls basketball team won four trophies this year. In ADDITION TO THIS THE TEAM PARTICIPATED IN A TOURNAMENT FOR IN- OEPEfsDENT TEAMS AT THE Y. M, C. A. IN HaWIBAL, AND WON THE CONSOLAT I ON BRACKET AFTER LOSING TO THE TEAM THAT WON THE TOURNAMENT IN THE FIRST ROUNO, Starting the season jn the fall, the girls won their first two GAME9, AND THEN LOST TO FRANKFORO DOWN THERE, BY A SCORE OF 22-20. After winning at Ilasco, we tasteo defeat again at New Lonoon. Starting with the games played on our own court the girls hit THEIR STRIOE. 0Y DEFEATING EVERY TEAM IN THE CONFERENCE THE GIRLS ENOEO THE LEAGUE SEASON AS CO-CHAMPIONS OF THE LEAGUE WITH NEW LONDON. In the Center tournament the girls orew Ilasco in the first GAME, ANO WON EASILY. In THE QUARTER FINALS WE DREW PERRY, WHO had defeated Rensselaer in an overtime the night before. The first HALF OF THE GAME WAS FAIRLY EVEN, BUT IN THE THIRD QUARTER MARY Lee ano Awe really went to town, and put the game on ice, the FINAL SCORE WAS 47-34. In THE OTHER BRACKET NEW LONDON DEFEATED FRANKFORO AFTER A CLOSE, HARD FOUGHT GAME. In THE FINALS ON Saturday night our girls jumped cff to a good start. Marilyn CONSISTENTLY AND METHODICALLY LAID THE BALL THROUGH THE HOOP, AND WE HAD A LEAD AT THE HALF CF 32-12. ALBERTA PLAYED A BRILLIANT GAME ON DEFENSE AND M|LDRED AND EVA MAE CONTRIBUTED THEIR SHARE TO A FINAL VICTORY SCORE OF 50-41. THIS MADE THE GIRLS THE CHWPIONS OF THE TOURNAMENT, AND THEY HAD WON IT BY DEFEATING THE GIRLS WHO WERE CO-CHAMP IONS OF THE CONFERENCE WITH THEM. We played Perry and P myra two games each. Our girls were ABLE TO WIN EVERY GAME PLAYED AT HOME THIS YEAR. THIS WAS A TOTAL OF TEN GAMES, AND INCLUDEO THE TOURNAMENT. In February the girls went to the Monroe City Tournament. In THE FIRST ROUND WE DREW HUNNEWELL, AND EVERY ONE ON THE SQUAD HAD A CHANCE TO PLAY. In THE QUARTER FINALS WE PLAYED MONROE ClTY. THE FIRST HALF WAS CLOSE, BUT IN THE SECOND HALF WE PULLED AWAY, AND WON OY A SCORE OF 40-32. THIS VICTORY PUT US IN THE F INALS with Perry, we won the tournament ano t championship by defeating THEM BY A SCORE OF 50-47. Going to Palmyra the next week we lost our semi-final game to LaGrange, and wcn the gwe for third place trophy by defeating Ilasco 6i-7. The two senior girls were allowed to play the entire game in THIS LAST 0N6� The girls lose only two players this year by graduation. That MAKES BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR ANOTHER YEAR. TwO PLAYERS WERE LOST DURING THE SEASON THIS YEAR. MILDRED HAWKINSON WAS PLAYING REGULAR GUARD POSITION WHEN WE WON OUR OWN TOURNAMENT. OoRIS HUGHES RHODES WAS A SUBSTITUTE GUARO WHEN SHE CHOSE THE FIELD OF MATRIMONY IN PREFERENCE TO SCHOOL. Rev a Dell McCuntock came out for basketball this year vc developed into a OEPENOABLE LITTLE GUARD. FRANCES BAKER DID NOT GET TO ATTEND ALL OF THE GAMES ANO PRACTICES, BUT HER HEIGHT IS A GOOD POINT IN HER FAVOR. SHE PLAYS GUARD. ELAINE Ledford worked at the pivot position all year, as substitute. Doris Rhodes is probably T € BEST SHOT IN THE FRESHMAN a ASS, AND HAS FINE PROSPECTS AHEAD FOR HER. lOUA MAE RfGG BROKE INTO MANY OF THE TIGHT GAMES BECAUSE OF HER ABILITY TO THINK. SHE IS another Freshman with a b ght basketball future. Dotty Huse is a junior who makes a TOP NOTCH FIRST SUBSTITUTE ON A CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM, SHE WAS BETTER THAN MANY OF THE FORWARDS ON THE TEAMS WE PLAYED AGAINST. Sh£ WILL HAVE A GOOD YEAR NEXT YEAR. Frances Hjoson playeo regular guard when Mildred Hahkinson dropped out of school. She was on the team when we won the Monroe City Tournament. Eva Mae Yager played regularly as guard all year. This was her first year as a regular but she took ad- vantage OF HER OPPORTUNITIES AND MAOE GOOD. 4.BERTA AROREY WAS THE OTHER GUARO, WO T CY DON’T COME TOO BIG, OR TOO FAST FOR HER. SHE WAS ONE OF THE BIG REASONS FOR OUR CHAMPIONSHIPS, AND DEVELOPED INTO THE BEST GUARD CENTER HAS HAD IN THE LAST TEN OR FIFTEEN YEARS. SHE IS JUST A JUNIOR AND HAS ONE MORE YEAR OF BASKETBALL. The TWEE FORWARDS THAT MADE UP OUR OFFENSIVE COMBINATION PLAYED TOGETHER REGULARLY, AM) THEIR 9MOOTH TEAMWORK PUT US OUT IN FRONT MOST OF THE TIME. MARY LEE AND ANNE WERE THE TWO GIRLS BREAKING BY PIVOT, AND THEIR COORDINATION WITH MARILYN, WHO HANDLED THE PIVOT, WAS SUCH THAT 3C0RfNG OPPORTUNITIES ALWAYS SEEMED TO BE TIC RE. MARY LEE ANO HAVE PLAYED TOGETHER FOR THREE YEARS, AND MAKE A MIGHTY NICE PAIR FOR ANY BASKET- BALL team. Marilyn averaged 17.8 points per game this year which is both a record for OUR SCHOOL, AND A TRIBUTE TO THE ACCURATE PASSING OF HER TEAM MATES. Scores for the year: Scores for the year: Team: WE TVhEY Team we They RALLS-P4KE CONFERENCE MCWOE CITY TOURNAMENT TlLOEN 44 36 Hunnewell 30 11 Rensselaer 37 25 Monroe City 40 32 Frankforo 20 22 Perry 50 47 Ilasco ?7 � 5 New London 35 47 PALMYRA TOURNAMENT Tiloen 47 16 Palmyra 51 42 Rensselaer 53 36 LaQrangf 28 40 Frankforo 35 29 Ilasco 61 7 Ilasco 49 14 New Lonoon 45 33 TEN PRCUD POINTS FOR YEAR 1. UNDEFEATED 10 GAMES AT HOME CENTER TOURNAMENT 2. Won center Tournament Ilasco 54 10 3. Won Monroe City Tournament Perry 47 34 4. Placeo third at Palmyra New Lonoon Vn 0 1 41 5. Co-Champion3 Ralls-Pike 6. Defeated best teams in five Perry 36 30 counties, Pike, Monroe, Perry 27 37 § Marion, Shelby, ano Ralls, 7. Awaroed gold basketballs Palmyra 45 20 8. Won 19, lost 4 826 Palmyra 44 27 9, First team to win 2 tourneys io. Defeated teams again who DEFEATEO US. I ' BOYS BASKETBALL The boys had a very successful season this year down to the end of our TOURNAMENT. THE TEAM PLACEO THIRO IN THE P «LLS-P|KE BASKETBALL CONFERENCE, AND WON THIRO PLACE TROPHY IN OUR OWN TOURNAMENT. CUR RECORO UP UNTIL THAT TIME WAS 9 GAMES WON ANO 4 GAMES LOST. SlNCE OUR TOURNAMENT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO WIN ONLY TWO GAMES. WE HAVE BEEN MJCH MORE FORTUNATE IN OUR HOME GAMES THAN IN OUR OTHER ONES, Counting tournament games we have won 8 of our i2 games played here at home this SEASON, In THE OUTDOOR CONFERENCE WE LOST TO TiLOEN ANO IlASCO ON THEIR COURTS, ANO oefeated New Lonoon, Frwkford, and Rensselaer. Here at home we lost only to Ilasco AND DEFEATEO THE OTHER FOUR. In AT LEAST TWO GAMES THIS YEAR THE BOYS HAVE PULLED GAMES OUT OF THE FIRE THEY W€RE NOT EXPECTED TO WIN. WE DEFEATED TlLDEN HERE BY A SCORE OF 36-33, ANO WE DEFEATED McCOOEY IN AN OVERTIME 33-29. IN OUR TOURNAMENT WE DREW RENSSELAER IN THE FIRST ROUND AND DEFEATED THEM 43- 17 TlLDEN HUNG IT ON US IN THE SECONO ROUND, ANO WE PLAYED NEW LONDON FOR THIRO PLACE TROPHY, WINNING THAT GAME BY A SCORE OF 2l-l6. The personnel of the team has changed from time to time. The captain of the team is Bill Carter, a junior this year He usually leads the offense, and is thc BEST PASSER ANO SCORER WE HAVE. JOW OoYLE PLAYED DURING TIC FIRST SEMESTER ANO TURNED IN SEVERAL GOOD GAMES AT FORWARD. LLOYD WATTS IS OUR ELONGATED CENTER, AN) V €N HE DOES GET HOT, HE REALLY SMOKES. CHARLES MormaN HAS BEEN A REGULAR STARTER AT GUARD ALL YEAR. CHARLES IS A JUNIOR AND HAS ANOTHER YEAR. GENE SI MUONS IS ANOTHER JUNIOR WHO HAS PLAYED A LOT AT GUARO. R. H. WYBRANT HAS EARNED A REGULAR BERTH AT GUARD AND IS ONLY A SOPHOMORE. JUNIOR LlEURANCE, ANOTHER SOPH- OMORE, HAS SEEN A LOT OF ACTION AS FORWARD. DONALO CAMBELL IS DEVELOPING INTO A 8TEADY, DEPENDABLE GUARD, WORKING AS PIVOT ON OFFENSE. He HAS TWO MORE YEARS OF BASKETBALL LEFT. RlCHARO BAKER GETS MORE SHOTS THAN ALL OF THE OTHERS ON THE SQUAD. He IS A JUNIOR. TWO MORE SOPHOMORES ON THE SQUAD ARE JACK COUCH ANO BOBBY PABST. The FRE9U4EN ON THE SQUAD WERE! WILBURN HUSS, BOBBY EVANS, HaROLD REEVES, RlCHARO VAH.E, and Jack Palmer. Scores for the year: Team We They Rensselaer 43 17 Team we They TILOEN 17 37 London 21 16 Tiloen 22 40 Farber 21 35 Rensselaer 28 18 Montgomery City 13 25 Frankforo 3� 16 Elsserry 27 31 Ilasco 20 5 Perry 33 16 Lonoon 31 McCooey 33 29 Tiloen 33 Perry 33 26 Rensselaer 28 18 Farber 24 39 Frankforo 46 |6 Palmyra 23 44 Ilasco 13 29 Palmyra 25 48 London 38 26 McCooey 23 36 Stoutsville 20 27 Huweyvell 25 33 Tiloen 18 28 LaGrange 24 44 B B • U 4 • U ; Y - Y PERRY ST A T E BANK W W A A : r R : e 0 : o YOUR SERVICE 1 NSTITUTI ON 0 • N N • 0 LOANS-DEPOSITS -SAVINGS D s S N N . 0 0 : w W MEMBER FEDERAL OEPOS T INSURANCE C 0 R P, • ’ERRY M| S S 0 U R 1 ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW------ HANNIBAL MISSOURI ROB EY-ROBIKS OH LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS CENTER MISSOURI NEW LONDON MISSOURI ROBEY-ROBINSON LUMBER CO. 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