Cortland High School - Echo Yearbook (Seymour, IN)

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:Q ROW ONE Front to Back Tony Marshall Peggy Isaacs Sara Dawn Thompson Bobby Parks Olga Otte David Fleetwood Joe Frederick ROW TWO- Karen Baker Carl Scott Paul Otte David Oathout Harriet Warren Jerry Hohenstreiter Michael Newkirk Tam Boknecht Gary Voss Barbara Baxter ROW THREE Marsha Maschino Patty Piel Wayne Rust Barbara Wineinger Nancy Wininger Tommy Robertson Deborah Bode David Jones Billy Wonning ROW FOUR Herrell Wayne Acton Jane Jolly Danny Kinworthy Gary Clark Delilah Otte Wilbur Imlay Elizabeth Ann Hauck ABSENT Denny Cole and Scottie Mellencamp Teacher Mrs Fre1daBevers J This school year began with thirty-five pupils in the first grade, but Kay Albright came from Indianapolis, and we now have a total of thirty-six students. There are twenty boys and sixteen girls. The first grade has several activities during the year. They include a Halloween party, Thanksgiving Dinner, Christmas program, exchange of Christmas gifts, and a few others. Miss Freida helps the children to make decorations for the room to celebrate the main holidays. Mrs. Freida Bevers has been teaching eighteen years. She has always taught in the primary room and has taught in Hamilton Township every year with the exception of one. Her first teaching position was at Surprise School. For the past several years she has been teaching at Cortland, and she likes it very much.

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,ZLUO The Cortland Eagles opened their athletic season by playing baseball. We had a lot of ftm playing under a new coach, Mr. Sam Wiley. On October 1 we started playing basketball. There were several boys trying very hard for the team but there were only ten, who were chosen for the varsity squad, and twenty-five chosen for the reserve squad. The following were chosen for the varsity squad: Raymond Thompson, Don Robertson, Fred Allman, Dickie Isaacs, Glenn Runge, Jim Scott, Joe Frische, Ronnie Plummer, Milton Otte and Jim Thompson They all worked very hard for our first game on November 1 In the first basketball game of the season aga1nstTamp1co we had a very hard struggle but we came out on top and the score was 49 to 43 The seconds tramped the httle cats with a score of 34 13 Next the Eagles traveled to Clifford and stopped Clifford bya score of 40 38 The seconds dropped a close one 19 17 The Vallonla Redbirds came to Cortland all fixed up to beat the Eagles but the Cortland Eagles sent them home in defeat The score was 41 40 Our seconds won easily with a score of 24 10 We traveled to New Washington and were defeated by the score of 72 44 Our seconds won in a double overtime by the score of 37 35 We traveled to Clearsprlng and were again defeated by the score of 39 37 The httle Eagles defeated the little Warriors 26 22 The Cortland Eagles traveled to Freetown and beat the Spartans 60 56 The second team lost by a score of 32 27 We have the following teams scheduled for the rest of this year and of course we are out to beat them Dec Williams Dec Crothersvtlle Dec Hardinsburg Dec 23 Four Team Tourney at Cortland Cortland Tamplco Freetown Hayden an County Tourney an Medora an Clea rsprtng Fe Hayden Fe Clifford Fe F reetown Feb Vallonta .9-- .... .. .. .l3-- ' .... ..... . .16-- ' . .......... ...H .22- -- J .5-7- Jan. 20--Dupont ........ ....... ...... H J .24-- ...... ..... .T .3l-- ' ...... .... ...... H b. 3-- ..... .... . .... . .H b. 8--' .. .... ..... . ....H b.lO-- .. .. .... .. . ....H .17-- ' ..................... .T