Mascoutah Community High School - Mascoutan Yearbook (Mascoutah, IL)

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BASKETBALL Slllllllllllill Score Date Opponent Mascoutalz Opponent Place Nov. 18 xlxlew Baden 39 21 Here Nov, 22 Freeburg 42 53 There Nov. 25 Aviston 38 61 There Dec. 2 ,5Dupo 35 48 Here Dec. 6 St. Dominic 30 44 There Dec. 9 'FWaterloo 51 43 There Clinton Conference Tournament at Mascoutah, December 12-16 Breese 54 42 Aviston 51 42 St. Dominic 47 44 Dec. 20 Columbia 41 35 Here Dec. 22 xNew Athens 45 39 Here Christmas Holiday Tournament at O'Fallon, December 26 Freeburg 36 47 lan. 6 lebanon 36 31 There -lan. 10 Okawville 58 41 Here lan. 13 x'New Baden 39 32 There flan. 17 O'Fa1lon 37 44 Here lan. 20 'FFreeburg 51 50 Here -lan. 27 Trenton 65 31 Here lan. 31 Breese 33 41 There Feb. 3 xWaterloo 55 32 Here Feb. 7 xDup0 43 58 There Feb. 10 'lO'Fa1lon 40 66 There Feb. 14 1New Athens 61 48 There Feb. 17 ,lebanon 52 43 Here District Tournament at Waterloo, February 21-24 New Athens Waterloo Columbia 52 50 58- 50 37 54 :'Cahokia Conference Game

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KETBALL Nik Q rf FRONT ROW: Albrecht, Mueth, Whitecotton, Deterding, Bowers, Feldt, Kiebock, Klopmeyer, Grocleon, Roth BACK ROW: Coach Votroin, J. Mitchell, Plob, Teich mann, Zimmermann, Munie, Schonz, Condon, Boller Hoelscher. The Indians enjoyed a fairly good season, with a record of seventeen victories and ten defeats, They earned the first place trophy in the Clinton Conference Tournament and took second place in the District Tournament at VVaterloo at the end of the season. The Indians placed fourth in the Cahokia Conference. Jack Klopmeyer, the captain, finished the season with 362 points, a total exceeded by only one player in the Caholcia Conference. Charles Kieback and Allan Albrecht were next with totals of 285 and 195, respectively, Besides receiving new uniforms, the Indians were privileged to play in our fine new gymnasium with its permanent and roll-away bleachers seating 1600, The members of the varsity squad were jack Klopmeyer, center and team captain, jack Roth, guard, Allan Albrecht, guard, Jerry Bowers, forward, Dwight Hoelscher, center, Robert Nlueth, forward, Everett Deterding, forwardg and Robert Whitecotton, guard. This year the members of the B team exhibited great promise. The boys played well as a unit and showed skill as individuals. These players will, no doubt, fulfill our highest expectations in the following years, The members of the second team were Howard Boller, Terry Plab, Richard Teichmann, Clarence Munie, Jim Mitchell, Evan Zimmermann, Curtis Condon, and Clarence Schanz.

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BA ERALQQL Front Row: Plab, Boller, Reuss, Albrecht, Roth, Rokers, Teichmonn. Bock Row: R. Storron, Whitecotton, Mueth, Feldt, Kiebock, Klopmeyer, J. Storron, Grodeon, Coach Votrain. Last fall 1Vlascoutah's baseball team finished the season with four victories and four losses. This record put Mascoutah in fourth place in the Gahokia Con- ference. Allan Albrecht and Gerald Bakers did excellent pitching, Allan winning three out of five games he pitched, and Gerry winning one of his three games. Allan won against New Athens, Waterloo, and Lebanon, but lost one game each to Freeburg and New Athens. Gerald was able to defeat New Baden, but lost two games from O'Fallon, The only home run of the season was hit by Allan Albrecht, who also hit two triples and a double. Charlie Kieback hit one triple and two doubles. Keith Grodeon hit one triple. Jake Klopmeyer and HVVhitey Whiteeotton each hit one double. Batting Averages Place 5 IB Jack Klopmeyer .150 2B Keith Grodeon .280 SS Terry Plab .176 QB Bobert Mueth .150 RF Robert Whitecotton .200 Utility Charles Kieback .305 lack Both 200 Henry Feldt 150 Allan Albrecht .391 Gerald Bakers .200 Richard Teichmann john Starron Howard Boller Dale Beuss Score Kee er P Robert Starron BASEBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Das New Athens Sept O'Fallon Sept Lebanon Sept. Freebutg Sept. Waterloo Sept. New Baden Sept. New Athens Sept. O'Fal1on Oct. Here There Here There There Here There Here Score Score M.C.H.S. Opponent 1 0 3 8 14 2 4 14 6 4 2 1 0 3 8 I0