Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

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1st row, left to right: Ray, Gill, Hazard, Reed, Roll, Rainey, Leslie, Williams, 2nd row: Musgrave, student manager, Mortimer, Blackford, Jarboe, Brown, Fisk, Thomp- son, Mr. Chapman, coach. 3rd row: Nisbeth, student manager, Curry, Droll, Splittorff, Droll, Williams, Pfingston, student manager. Not present: Scott. 35 1st row, left to right: R. Watson, G. Lockhart, S. Gerber, L. Simpson, L. Fisher, B. Fisher. 2nd row: K. Musgrave, student manager, J. Eidson, M. Hemenway, D. Hunt, D. Roll, W. Pfingston, student manager, Mr. Chapman, coach. HeLlketltall Quad

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Left to right: Car . n Bradfield, Sidney Gerber, Gale Hatchett, Donnie Roll, Reuben Watson, Vickie Forston, Ann Baker, Tommy Lant, Gary Lockhart, Larry Fisher, Billie Sue Reeder, Larry Simpson, Earlene Keller. Cheerleaders: Wilma Willis, Norma Fisher, and Gale Lockhart. Hal cet I? all The Queen and Her Court at Leisure. 34

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fialletttaLl Record Team Score High Point Man High Pts. Otwell 36-52 Simpson 15 Won Tennyson 43-78 Simpson 26 Won Haubstadt 48-54 Simpson 16 Won Spurgeon 50-57 Gill 14 Won Mater Dei 62-58 Simpson Watson 19 Lost Holy Name 63-85 Simpson 24 Won Lincoln 81-37 Simpson 10 Lost Troy 40-54 Watson 12 Won Newburg 54-73 Watson Simps on 17 Won Poseyville 52-59 Watson 16 Won Spurgeon 36-39 Roll 12 Won Lynnville 66-43 Gill 10 Lost Elberfeld 62-50 Simps on 14 Lost Mackey 63-76 Simpson 33 Won Chrisney 70-83 Simpson 20 Won Millersburg 59-96 Watson 32 Won Francisco 49-48 Watson 16 Lost Lynnville 53-47 Watson 18 Lost Bristow 73-103 Simpson 40 Won Beginning this year's season, we rolled Otwell out with an amazing score of 36-52. The following Friday night, Tennyson was conquered on their own gym floor again by Coach Bob Chapman's firing squad. We made four victories but Mater Dei turned up with an extra four points. Through the season, we had won eleven games with four losses, then February 1, we crowned our basketball queen, Ann Baker, and Reuben Watson, our big guard, tallied in thirty-two points. Millersburg was defeated that night with a score of 59-96. Here we are now at the last of the season with Wilma Willis, Gale Lockhart, and Norma Fisher still leading the fans with the yells. We broke two records playing Bristow by making the score of 103-73. Larry Simpson broke the shooting average by hitting 18 baskets and 4 free throws to make it forty points for the night. While Indiana has had difficulty projecting the name of the basketball all-stars, we will long remember Gary Lockhart for his outstanding performance; Reuben Watson, for becoming famous beyond the borders; Donald Hunt, winding up the championship games and Larry Fisher, strong in a department in which Chandler excels. At the moment, though, the promise and problems of a new basketball squad, the fans, the cheerleaders, must remain secondary to the more exultant voice of Bob Chapman, Chandler Coach. This won't be much for him though, for we as seniors know that Chandler will have a good ball team, good sports, as long as we have more players like our seniors .