Meredosia Chambersburg High School - Chief Yearbook (Meredosia, IL)

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BASEBALL FRONT ROW: L. to R. Tony Simon, Bobby Rausch, Stanley Walker, Daryle Nortrup, Harold Surratt, Dick Simon, Don Allen, BACK ROW: L. to R . Coach S a v o i e , Buddy Hyatt, Wayne Tegeder, Ted Dickman, Joseph Schlichting, Daryle Tegeder, Tommy McDannold. TRACK FRONT ROW: L. to R. Tony Simon, Bobby Rausch, Stanley W alker, Daryle Nortrup, Dick Simon, Don Allen, Daryle Tegeder BACK ROW: L. to R. Coach Jones, Winston Lacey, Wayne Dickman, Wayne Tegeder, Layton Yeakel, Joe Newman, Harold Surratt, Teddy Rausch, William W atkins. Compliments of JOHN NORTRUP INSURANCE 27

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FIRST ROW: Daryle Tegeder, Daryle Nortrup, Tony Simon, Stanley Walker, Dick Simon, Ted Dickman, SECOND ROW: Coach Savoie, Wayne Tegeder Mgr.,Bill Watkins, Joe Newman, Layton Yakel, Bobby Rausch, Bud Hyatt, Coach Jones. Football The students of M. H. S. are happy to welcome 6-man football in our school. This is the first time in the history of the school that football has been played. About sixteen boys reported to Coach Savoie for the first practice. We are in the newly formed 2-C Conference. This first year proved to be a successful venture with a record of four wins and two losses. We, the Indians, won our first game of the season from Franklin by the score 26 to 18. The starting lineup was: Nortrup-left end, Walker-center, Tegeder-right end, Newman-halfback, Tony Simon-halfback, and Dick Simon-quarterback. This lineup was used through out the season. We then came back and won our first home game of the season beating Chander- ville 36 to 8. We didn't click against Routt on foreign soil and suffered our first lose of the year 16 to 6. To round out a successful Homecoming we Indians took a 24 to 7 decision from Arenzville. After leading Franklin the first half we came back cold after the intermission and couldn’t stop Big Bill Rawlings—Result 36 to 22 in Franklin's favor. The team then traveled to Chanderville for their last game of the season and bested the Comets 31 to 19. This marked the end of a successful season for the Indians with a four and two record which was good for a second place tie with Frank- lin in the 2-C Conference. The Indians were proud to have Daryle Nortrup placed on the 2-C Conference first All-Star Team, and Joe Newman and Daryle Tegeder on the second All-Star team. 26

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FRONT ROW: L. to R. Winston Lacey, Dick Simon, Ted Dickman, Daryle Nortrup, Joe New- man, Daryle Tegeder, Harold Surratt, and Don Allen. BACK ROW: L. to R. Stanley Walker, Ton Simon, Bill Watkins, Buddy Hyatt, Wayne Dickman, Coach Jones, Wayne Tegeder, Joe Schlichting, Layton Yeakel, Teddy Ruasch, and Kenneth Browning. Basketball This year the Indians enjoyed one of their best seasons in many moons. They ended up the year with 21 wins and 8 losses. They were also very successful in their tournament games winning 6 and losing 3. In the Virginia tournament the Indians added a trophy by winning 3rd place from the host quintet. In the PMBC tournament they faired better by taking 2nd place by losing to a strong Mt. Sterling five. In the District, the Indians romped off with 1st place honors by defeating Chapin. The Indians didn’t do as well in the sectional by losing to a hot Ashland team. High scoxer for the year was Center Joe Newman who scored 401 points. Joe also had the honor of scoring 19 straight free throws. Ted Dickman had the highest free throw average with .681. Meredosia 33 Bluffs 32 Meredosia 40 Bath 42 Meredosia 58 Arenzville 60 61 Camp Point 37 35 Astoria 36 50 I. S. D. 39 53 Bluffs 44 55 Virginia 39 64 Camp Point 44 45 F ranklin 26 53 Liberty 44 62 C’burg 43 40 Mt. Sterling 44 53 Routt 35 59 Chapin 49 54 Perry 51 69 Arenzville 56 57 C’ville 46 38 Griggsville 55 58 C'burg 55 68 Routt 48 39 Chapin 52 47 Chapin 40 53 Chapin 42 46 Milton 52 45 I. S. D. 34 41 Ashland 46 61 Roodhouse 26 42 Mt. Sterling 49 28