Fairfield Community High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fairfield, IL)

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W' THE REFLECTOR T FOOTBALL TEAM Warren Montgomery Gene Smith George Theofanopoulos Dale Vaughn Ralph Rundle 'Curtis Englebright Mr. Parsons Frank Anderson Junior Lang Donald Medler Clyde Robbins Ray Lee Warren Cable Clifford Elliott Carson Baker Kenton Smith Mr. Newton Dale 0'Nea1 Donald Johnson Bob Etheridge Harold Hammil Paul Gurley Max Simmons Tom Dye Raymond Grothe Bob Sanders Willis Crooks Pat Belt Although the football team gained but one victory and one tie in eight games of gridiron competition this year, they displayed good sportsmanship and gave keen opposition in every contest. Three men on the team gained extra merit for their outstanding play. Bob Etheridge, a veteran from last feason, was placed on second all-conference team, while Dale O'Neal and Bob Sanders gained honorable mention for all-conference berths. Coach Newton expects a successful season next fall with such men as Ra1 mond Grothe, Pat Belt, Nate Gray, Kenton Smith, :Carson Baker, O'Neal, and Etheridge returning to carry on the Hpigskin parade for dear old Fl'J.H.S. BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Newton lClifford Elliott Bob Etheridge Glenn Piatt Nate Gray Ray Lee Warren Montgomery Mr. Parsons Paul Gurley Viril Clmningham Fred Puckett Cale Englebright Pat Belt Earl J. Hallam The basketball team reached a higher degree of success than did the foot- ball team. Bringing Coach Max Parsons from a' highly rated professional team, the .Mules gained a record of seven victories and twelve defeats. New life was given to the sport this year as Oapt. Earl J. Hallam, a senior entering his first year of competition, led the Red and Black to the second highest scoring team in the conference. Pat Belt, a transfer from a Kentucky high school, also sparked the team to its best record in three seasons. Veterans from last year were Glen Piatt, Cale Englebright, and Paul Gurley. A successful season is assured next year with Pat Belt, -Cale Englebright, Clifford Elliott, Nate Gray, Ray Lee, and Bob Etheridge retiuning to the team. In tournament play, the Mules were surprised by a fast Woodlawn team, which beat them in their first game of the regional by a score of 35-32.

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THE REFLECTOR Date Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Dec. 2 Dec. 5 Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 30 Feb. 4 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 ' Conferen FOOTBALL SCHEDULE--1941 Team Bridgeport Mt. Carmel Olney Salem ICarmi Flora Albion Lawrenceville BASKETBALL OB G8.IDES. Wayne City Mt. Vemon Albion Mt. Carmel Olney Lawrenceville Carmi Flora Bridgeport Salem Flora Lawrenceville Wayne City Albion Mt. Carmel Bridgeport Carrni Olney Salem Played We there 0 there 0 here 0 here 6 there 6 here 0 there 0 here 6 SCHEDULE there 34 there 45 here 38 there 39 here 34 there 27 there 28 here 34 there 25 there 27 there 23 here 45 here 61 there 25 here 34 here 32 here 45 there 35 here 42 They 13' 14' 19' 45' 0 39' 13 6 29 46 29 33' 42? 25107 26 45' 27' 53' 37' 40' 12 28 38' 34' 29 50' 57'

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