Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

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Boys' Busy Hours Before Meets 1. Mile relay team. 2. Prospects for Mile relay- 1941. 3. Javelin-Riehard Hobbs. 4. Discus, Bob Lindquist- High hurrlling, Bill Cross. 5. Coach timing on half-mile. 6. Fifty yard dash. TRACK Our track team scored 27 points in a Meet at Creston April 13, gettixi first in the Javelin by Ric-hard Hobbs, second in 880 relay by G. Hunter, E. Lambirth and C. McKinley. third in the 120 yard low hurdles by E. Lambirth, and 880 yard run by B. Simmons, fourth, in 100 yard dash, 2 mile relay, and broad jump. Some of the main events for the following season consist of a Winterset Relay April 20, Drake Relay Anril 26. State District Meet. May 11, Con- ference Meet at Valley May 18, and State Meet at Ames, May 25. Our second Meet was held at XVinterset April 20. The boys took honors in nearly every event and proved themselves to be worthy competitors. B. E. Faculty Basketball Droopy Dragons VVm. C. StraitfAlways be- neath the basket guarding it Barney McCoy-May be short, but fast when it comes to action. C. M. Hardie-A good sport. Always on the look-out. L. C. Rich-A marksman, when it comes to long shots. Clarence Zeigler-The basket hatches the ball from any' angle, when Zeig shoots. i Y. gm 'Nrnw'

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May 18 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 OPT, fi Oct. 12 Oct. 20 Of-t. 27 Nov. 2 Nov. 10 T0 FYTUR E CHARGERS The' Colts de- serve much credit for playing the fine games they did and learning the tricks of the game, which they' will have to use when they play on the first team next fall. Their greatest accom- plishment on the football field was getting along with their fellow play- ers and being good sportsmen- so here's luck to the future Charg- ers of C. H. S. W. A. S. FOOTBALLNHUWOS Hal Frye-A senior, played center and did a good job of passing the ball back. Hal was among the largest men on the team. Richard Sharp- Harpo was small but he played a lot of football at guard. Dick should go places. Bob Bradford-Co-captain. This senior played regular guard position. Bob's grit and endurance makes his place- a hard one to fill. George Hunter-Played guard and was a reserve kicker. Watch George go next year. Ermal Hull-One of the tougher boys on the team. Played right tackle and stopped a lot of plays that came his way. Ermal has two more years. Marvin Olson-'O1ie was the largest man on the team and played left tackle with Ermal. 0lie has one more year. Merrill Hutchinson-A junior, played tackle and, a good job, he did every minute he was in the game. Larry Coles-A freshman, played end at the first of the season and later was shifted to fullback. Cub played his best game against Knoxville. Marty Mclioberts-Held down the right wing position very well. Marty was injured in the last part of the season, but he will return next year. Andy McRoberts-Was reserve right end for his brother. Andy is a graduate this year. He will be missed from the ranks. Bob Lindquist-A junior, played end. Bob was on the receiving end of most of our passes. Watch him go. Bill Cross-Senior, was elected Co-captain and played quarterback. Bill's shoes will be hard to fill. ' Richard Hobbs-'.'Hobo , a senior, was our triple-threat man. His ability to pass, kick, and run made him an outstanding halfback. John Sellers-Senior, was the fastest man on the team and made a lot of yards. John also was a deadly tackler. U Woodrow Lambirth-Was small and fast, and kept the other team guessing. Woody will be playing again next fall. Pete Hunter- Pete was our fullback and smashed over for many a touchdown. See Pete next year. t VVinston Churchill-With a loyal fighting spirit made his way to the end position. Winston should be a real-gridiron threat next year. Bill ballsbury-A senior, was our left-handed passer, Small but accurate, Bill earned his letter this year. TRACK Valley, West Des Moines. FOOTBALL Lincoln High here, 0-14. Osceola there. 6-0. Creston there, 13-6. Melcher here. 0-6. West Des Moines the1'e. Indianola here, 12-6. Centerville here, 6-12. Albia there, 0-25. Knoxville here. 21-13. Nov Dec DEC. Dec- Dec. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. .lan. 0-6. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Novi BASKETBALL Newton there. 15-28. Oskaloosa there. 22-18. Lincoln here, 23-34. Knoxville there, 30-27. Osceola here, 17-21. Humeston there, 24-30. Uenterville here, 20-28. Creston here. 24-40. Pella there, 15-31. Osceola there, 42-19. Indianola here, 37-17. Albia there, 26-14. Mlelcher here. 31-29. Centerville there, 22-31. Albia here. 31 -15. l-'ella here. 21-29. lndianola there, 32-38. Winterset there, 21-26. Valley here, 34-17. B.B