Merrill High School - Me He Ma Yearbook (Merrill, OR)

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• A BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW. led to rijht: V. Yadon, D. Cate. N. Jonet. I). Anderton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mathia. M. Parker. M. Kaylor. B. Scaberry. F. Rob- erta, R. Writht. •B” BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW. led to ri ht: J. Raltton. R. Bracomontea, G. Arant, T. Sherrill. D. Searcy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mathia. J. Cheyne. T. Wri«ht. R. Searcy, J. Robinette. I). Moran. “A” BASKETBALL “B” BASKETBALL After losing a good part of their team through grad- uation, the Hornets still did very well in the county this year. Nineteen games were played besides the tour- nament and Henley won 8 and lost 11. In the county standings Henley managed fifth place after losing to Malin in a crucial game for fourth place. This put the Hornets up against Chiloquin, the county champions, in the first game of the tourna- ment. Henley was defeated 48 to 36. In the next round of the tournament, Henley drew Gilchrist and beat them to move into the consolation award. Those earnings letters were: Seniors—Noel Jones, Del Case, Don Anderson, and Virgil Yadon. Juniors— Captain Bob Hill, Francis Roberts, Melvin Kaylor, Bill Seaberry, Morris Parker, and Rod Wright. The season scores: Henley. 27 28 50 35 52 51 72 39 39 Henley .43 Chiloquin 50 Merrill 39 Malin 54 Tulelake 29 Sacred Heart 5 5 Bly 3 5 Bonanza 23 Malin------------51 Chiloquin--------76 Wildcats.........41 The B” squad, coached by Mr. Mathis, had a good season this year, winning 9 out of their 16 games. Some of this year’s B” squad members will move up to var- sity next year. The following boys earned small letters: Jim Cheyne, Dave Moran, Ray Searcy, Jim Robinette, Ralph Braco- montes, Dale Searcy, Jim Ralston, Gerald Arant, Terry Sherrill, Tom Wright, and Bob Enman. Henley........32 Henley....... 31 Henley 64 Henley.........5 2 Henley---------61 Henley 44 Henley....... 43 Henley 42 Henley 39 Merrill 43 Tulelake 45 Bonanza ----------37 Sacred Heart 64 Bly...............42 Wildcats 40 Gilchrist ....... 23 Tulelake 60 Malin 45 TOURNAMENT Henley 36 Chiloquin Henley 45 Gilchrist Henley.......52 Bly ----- 37 38 58

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HBNLBY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW. left to right: T. Patrick, K. Robinette. A. Hoff- man. J. Cheyne. R. Searcy, I). Golden. B. Seaberry. F. Rob- ert». I). Kay ton. M. Parker. I). Ca»e. K. Kalman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mathi». J. KaUton. I). Searcy. J. (iathn right. I„ Hricziscsc, I). Writon. M. Cain. D. Dchl infer. I). An- derson, R. Brucamontc». I). O'Donahue. L. Robert». B. Miller, G. Aram. THIRD ROW: C. Hutchcnt. B. Daley. T. Palmer. R. Smith. I). Hal- ‘infer, P. Coen. J. Kirkpatrick. J. Parker, J. Robinette. C. Toliver. L. Campbell. J. Lee. J. Onfman. HENLEY FOOTBALL TRACK-1952 Henley had a fair season this year with 5 wins, 2 losses, and a tie. The Hornets came out third in the county stand- ings at the end of the season, with Merrill and Malin ahead of them. I he game of the year for Henley was played at Merrill during the Potato Festival, with the Huskies, the county champs. Henley won 13-6 in a hard-fought battle, only to lose to Chiloquin the next week 13-12. Those earning letters were: Seniors—Del Dchlinger, Jack Marshall, Del Case, Don Anderson, Duane Reeder, Adam Hoffman, and Dick Rayson. Juniors—Bob Hill, Fran- cis Roberts, Bob Enman, Doug Golden, Morris Parker, Bill Seaberry, and Kaye Robinette. Sophomores—Raymond Searcy, Jim Cheyne, Marion Cain, Morris Mecham, and Robert Ralston. Freshman—Don Weston. Henley 0 0 Henley 0 20 Henley 20 18 27 Henley 49 0 Henley 13 6 Henley 13 Chiloquin .... 14 Henley 20 Tulclakc ) Henley’s first track test of the year was a dual meet with the Klamath B” squad. The Hornets won the first meet of the year by a score of 67-57. The following week the team entered the Hayward Re- lays and placed second. The boys placing in the meet were: Duane Reeder, fourth in shot put; Don Anderson, Bob Hill, Richard Hill, and Ralph Hayes, second in the distance med- ley; Delbert Case, John I.ehto, Wilbur Harnsbcrgcr, and Burt Mack, second in the 440-yard relay; and Wayne Buck, Bob Hill, and Burt Mack, tic for fourth in the high jump relay. The Hornets placed second in County Meet—score 5 5. The only first place winners for Henley were: Wilbur Harnsbcrgcr, low hurdles; Duane Reeder, shot put; and Wayne Buck, high jump. Second place winners were: Del- bert Case, 220; Bob Hill, 440; Ralph Hayes, 880; Richard Hill, mile run; Wayne Buck, high hurdles; and Adam Hoff- man, discus. Henley placed fourth in District Meet and qualified; Duane Reeder, shot put; Adam Hoffman, discus; and Ralph Hayes, second in half mile. Wayne Buck tied for second in high jump, but, for the second straight year, lost a berth in the State Meet on a coin toss. In this meet Duane Reeder established a new school record in the shot put. Adam Hoffman won Henley’s lone point in the State Track Meet. He placed sixth in discus. Boys earning their third award letters were: Wayne Buck, Cecil Enman, and Ralph Hayes. Don Anderson, Wilbur Harnsbcrgcr, Richard Hill, Robert Hill, and Burt Mack earned their second track letter. Delbert Case, Adam Hoff- man, John Lchto, Duane Reeder, Mark Stilwell, and Rod Wright won their first-year letters. Dean Weston earned the manager’s award for his work throughout the season. HENLEY TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Parker, R. KaUton. J. Robi- nette. C. Douglas. C. Toliver. I). Case. SECOND ROW; H. William». K. Robinette. R. Hill. I). Anderson. R. Searcy. I). Ray.on. THIRD ROW: A. Hoffman. B. Enman. D. Golden. J. Cheyne.

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 MELVIN KAYLOR BILL SEABEKKY DON ANDERSON BOB HILL FRANCIS ROBERTS MORRIS PARKER DELBERT CASE NOEL JONES ROD WRIGHT VIRGIL YADON 59