Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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Are Hatched :.-'rw lim..-..:'f -:K : :.fe.f22:f.:ti ..:Ef,..1ei7f.:f ' ' ' ,if '. is A .Hifi 5 ' -Sig, ,5l T i- 'mkk , . . 7 JP . 7 Tl , its gf I Compliments of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM MYER and FAMILY Pictured: Coach Baude, J. Jacobs, M. Myer, N. Schleder, S. Curtis, S. Grinnell, J. Gibson, D. Downes, S. Peters, J. Jacobs, and S. Sension. But in between, the Ladybirds experi- enced a season of highs and lows, most noteworthy were a 35-30 avenging victory over Bellflower on the regular season finale, and a 47-43 loss to Wapella in the waning seconds of the game. Coach Baude was aided by statistician, Amy Morris, and team manager, Ronno- tia Justus, who attended all games and rooted the team on. Honorary co-captains were Jennifer Jacobs and Jill Jacobs who showed great leadership during both practices and games. The J .V. ended their season with a 4-7 record while Varsity finished at 7-8. Individual awards handed out at the Athletic Banquet were: M .V.P. Natalie Schleder Hustle Natalie Schleder Most Rebounds Sue Peters Highest Free Throw 'Zi Jennifer Jacobs Top Scorer Natalie Schleder Most Improved Mary Myer Defense Jill Jacobs Chenoa. Illinois 23

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Pictured: Coach Baude, P. Campbell, D. Golliday, S. Sension, M. Myer, S. Landrus, J. Gibson, S. Grinnell, and S. Hoselton. Coach Baude and the Ladybirds started practice December first with twenty girls. After five weeks of long hard practices, sprints and three minute runs, scrimmages against the Freshman boys and Pontiac girls, fourteen girls were ready to face their first interscholastic girls basketball game in C.H.S. history. This task was made more difficult by two facts, first, their opponents, Cornell, had had six years of experienceg second, the game was at home and this made the girls extremely nervous. The J .V. lost at the buzzer 13-12, while the varsity showed that they were well pre- pared if nervous. They lost 42-24 shooting only 19? from the field. The season ended as it began, with the girls losing because of poor shooting. They lost to Lexington in the regional semi-finals 46-20. 22 Compliments of HOWARD PICK and FAMILY Chenoa. Illinois Ladyblrdf ' f f i 6 iff' it Nm.

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I li The Student Council provided our students with three assemblies during the fall and winter. First there was the Disco Dancers. They were great at getting the audience involved in their show. The Kevin Mitchael Puppets were next. She gave a good performance. Then Marj Bly presented a program on mime, its types, and history of the art. Some of the assemblies are enjoyed, others are notg but everyone enjoys getting out of class. Compliments of SPURGEONS Pontiac, Illinois