Madrid High School - Pirate Yearbook (Madrid, NE)

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Coach Tishendorf, Hilferty, Houtz, Carothers, Tiessen, Friesen Long Mlller Nutt, Vlasin, Harms, Buchanan, Student Manager. VARSITY RECORD RESERVE RECORD WE THEY WE 47 Paxton 35 50 Paxton 76 Brule 26 51 Brule 62 Elsie 40 44 Elsie 47 Hayes Center 40 67 Hayes Center 86 Lewellen 28 62 Lewellen 57 St. Pats 43 60 St. Pats 48 Hayes Center QPCAJ 34 35 Wallace 49 Grant B CPCAJ 29 23 Venango 46 Venango CPCAJ 40 49 Arthur 72 Wallace 46 39 Elsie 72 Venango 33 62 Maywood 54 Arthur 36 41 Elsie 71 Elsie 53 43 Venango 46 Ogallala B KSPVA-Bl 21 31 Sutherland 51 Elsie CSPVA-BP 35 54 Hershey 45 Venango CSPVA-BJ 31 50 Paxton 67 Sutherland 49 35 Brady 68 Hershey 40 40 Wauneta 63 Paxton 35 63 Brady 44 68 Wauneta 38 68 Hyannis QDISTRICTJ 39 39 Big Springs CDISTRICTJ 42 .73

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FRONT HOW, Left to Right: P. Smith, S. Johnson, K. McCormick, D. Owens, A. Vlnsin, B. Heinemann, C. Hoover, Mr. Jeffers, Coach. SECOND ROW: J. Russell, S. McCormick, B. Crawford, G. Ford, J. Nutt, K. Nelson. BACK HOW: J. Hazz- ard, D. Smith, S. Cornelius, M. Nutt, J. Miller, C. Shepherd, W. Ford, Not Shown: C. Kcgier, F. Daly, J. Day. Madrid placed second in the Venango Invitational To u rn zi- ment. To be played: Tourna- ment at Palisade. THE FIRST TEAM H ,1 f f f 4 E , 1 Q' il D. Smith, Captain X 3. p S, . - - W. Ford, Co-Captain I SCHEDULE WE THEY Hayes Center 57 l-I Venango 27 27 Arthur 15 48 Paxton 44 17 Brady 24 3-1

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l .Jerry Harms at 5'7 made the starting lineup in mid-season. Ile has a pair ol' quick hands, a dead eye, and an ext.1'e111e desire to play top ball as t'Xl'IIlIJl11'1.Cl1 hy his extra hours ol' IJI'ilC1.lL'L?. We are looking 1'Ol'WL1I'CI to two more years ol' tom I pe1't'0r'111a11L,'el'1'0111.le1'1'y. . , 1 1Xt'I1 ff2,ll'Ot11CI'!:5 at 6'1 was one of the top re- iJULII1Clt'I'S of this a re a. Ht- is a 1011111IJ1Zl'YL'I'fvI'O1T1 the Wo rd go. The Pi- rates are happy lien Will he here 101'iil10111Ct'iy'0Zll'. lien is quick to adjust to any situation and is cap- ahle of playing any posi- tion on the floor and do- ing a top job of it. The 1957-58 Pirates en- gineered the first unde- feated regular season for the Pirates. Desire and a willingness to Work was typical of each and every boy on the squad. They finished the season with 22 wins 81 1 loss. They set a single game scoring record at 86 and a season scoring record at 1365 points. The 22 wins included victories over seven Class C teams. We are 'proud of the success of the team, a success which they so richly deserved. Lyle Hilferty at 6'3 was the big boy on the team. Lyle developed into a top scoringthreat. His shot from the c o r ne r s was deadly. He cleared the h o a 1' d s and engineered many a fast break. Lyle hit 327 points forthe sea- son. We Wish he had some more years to help the Pirates. final Hearn Neal Vlasin at 5'8 was the boy who made the team jell. He continually amazed spectators with his agility despite his carrying 220 pounds. A top rebounder and fine feeder, Neal will be sore- ly missed by the Pirates next yea r. Neal is a second year letterman. Larry Houtz at 6'2 is considered oneof the finest players to hit West- ern Nebr. inmany years. Luke hit the nets for 1220 tallies in his four years setting a scoring record his last year with 405 points. Larry was always at his best when the going Was tough. He is afour-yearletterman.