Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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THE CARDINAL A T H L Ei T I 'C BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Cissna Park Indianola Cissna Park 14 Thawville 23 CESSU-3 Park Sheldon Cissna Park 27 Wellington 20 Clssna Park Rankm cioooo Pork so Milford 26 Cissna Park Indianola . Cissna Park Alumni Cissna Park 40 Loda 18 Cissna Park Buckley ClSSI1a Park 24 Sheldflll 30 Cissna Park Milford Cissna Park 27 Watseka ' 30 Cissna Park Wellington Cissna Park 49 Stockland 30 Cissna Park Chatsworth Cissna Park 31 East Lynn 14 Cissna Park Alumni Cissna Park 28 Thawville 24 Cissna Park Henning Cissna Park 32 Rankin 23 Cissna Park Rossville Cissna Park 25 Stockland 23 Cissna Park Hoopeston Cissna Park 22 Wellington 10 Cissna Park Buckley Cissna Park 15 Potomac 12 Cissna Park Stockland Cissna Park 16 Milford 20 BAKETBALL STATISTICS rgoliember' Field Goals Fi-oo Throws Fouls friotmolfb Total Marla Made Missed Pct. P. T. Personals Points Feller ..... 101 51 40 .560 60 0 3 253 Brenner ,........... 70 25 8 .758 27 1 0 165 Morton ....,....... 61 35 41 .460 74 0 7 157 Yergler .. ........ 39 20 26 .435 51 0 3 98 Baier ...,.... ..... 2 5 10 15 .400 32 0 1 60 Lober ....... ..... 2 2 14 8 .636 21 0 0 58 Zbinden ....... .. 9 6 14 .300 9 0 0 24 Newlin ............ 1 0 1 .000 0 1 0 2 Brown ....,......,.. 0 0 2 .000 4 0 0 0 Baumgartner .. 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 Team Totals .. 328 161 155 .510 279 2 14 817 INTER-CLASS TOURNAMENT Seniors ............ 38 E S . 25 Juniors ............ 30 emors - ' Sophomores SOEEZSTSZEZ iiiijg it Soohofooooo oo....-- 29 Champions Consolation Game: Juniors ............ Freshmen 47 18 2nd Place-Seniors 3rd Place-Juniors 4th Place-Freshmen

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THE CARDINAL A T H L E T I C S THE FIRST TEN 'KENNETH BAIER-Height 5' 10 , Weight 175, Senior. At the beginning of the season, for the third consecutive year, Ken- neth was chosen to lead the basketball five. Such a record in itself re- veals the type of captain he was. Despite his slowness of foot, Sock was always a dependable guard besides being an outstanding ball handler. Cissna Park fans will miss him next year. 'GILBERT BRENNER-Height 5' 6 . Weight 115. Senior. Although Gilbert ranked second in scoring, he was considered an out- standing player on the squad. Possessing an eagle eye for the bas- ket from both far and near, he was able to account for many specta- cular baskets. He was also a very clever ball handler and a good de- fensive man. 'DALE YERGLER-Height 6'. Weight 155. Senior Dale was definitely the scrappiest man on the team and was beyond a doubt the most improved player. As a running guard he was a fighting rebounder on both defense and offense and also accounted for a large share of the points. 'BEN FELLER-Height 5' 10 . Weight 170. Junior. A substitute last year, Ben developed into the team's leading scorer as he accounted for 265 points during the season. A Junior this year, he is expected to be back next season to continue his high scoring. 'DON MORTON-Height 6'. Weight 160. Junior. Another substitute of the previous season, Don turned out to be our regular center. Besides being a very capable scorer, he was one of the main cogs in our defensive machine. He, along with Feller, should form the nucleus of a good '40-'41 team. 'WAYNE NEWLIN-Height 5' 10 . Weight 140. Senior. The other Senior of the group, Wayne won himself a letter. Not parti- cularly possessing the natural gracefulness of a class A athlete, he made up for it with persistence. Starting high school basketball as a Sophomore, he 'stuck with it to the very end. Another season would show him a much improved player. 'ARLYN LOBER-Height 5' 9 . Weight 135. Sophomore. Of the substitutes, Arlyn was generally the first one called. Although young in age, he is quite experienced on the hardwood. A continuation of his good showing of this year should win him a first five berth in the next season. 'GLENN ZBINDEN--Height 6' 1 . Weight 175. Sophomore. A lad of large stature, Cork has very good possibilities, Not having had advantage of grade school basketball experience, he is fast catch- ing on to the elements of the game and another year should mean, much to his basketball ability. 'JACK BROWN-Height 5' 4 . Weight 130. Sophomore. The smallest man of the squad, Jack has plenty of scrap and a good eye for the hoop. A little more height and he will be one to be reck- oned with. 'WENDALL BAUMGARTNER-Heigth 5' 61fQ . Weight 147. Sophomore. Another small man but one who is improving rapidly. He too is devel- oping into a better shot, a fact which should help him greatly.

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