Norris City Omaha Enfield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Norris City, IL)

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Page SECOND TEAM SCORES Date Played Opponent They Nov. 15 There .... ......... . McLeansboro ..... ..... - 34 Nov. 17 Here- -- ........ . Crossville ........... .... - - 14 Nov. 22 There .... ...... . New Harmony ........ ....... 1 9 Nov, 29 There .... ......... - Grayville ............ ......... . 29 Dec. Here--- ----------. .Albion -.--- -- 26 Dec. There ---- ---.-...--- . Ridgway -.------.---------- --- 38 Dec. Here--- ------.- .Carmi ---.----- ------.--- - - 25 Dec. 12 There .Cave-in-Rock ---- .--..-..-- - 30 Dec. 19 There ---- --.----.--- . Equality -----------.---.------- 7 Jan. There -.---- --.--.-.- .R ichland City .----.-----.-.---- 15 J an. There ---- .----.-- . Crossville ------.--.---.-------- 31 J an. 12 There -.--.- --.----- - Enfield .--------------.-------- . 12 Jan. 16 Here--- ----------- ,Eldorado --.---.----- --.----- - . 30 Jan. 19 Here--- ----------- .Cave-in-Rock -.--.-----..----- -- 32 J an. 29 Here--- ----------. .Equality----- 25 J an, 31 Here ----- ---------- . McLe8.nsb0r0 -.-----.--------.- - 27 Feb. There ------ --------- . Albion --------- --------------- 3 8 Feb. There ------ ------.- - Carmi --------- -.------------ . 44 Feb. Here--- -------- .Grayville ------------ --.- - . 18 Feb, 14 There ---. ------ , Eldorado--- 45 Feb. 16 Here--- ---,Ridgway ----- -----.--- - ---- 20 Feb. 21 Here--- ---Enfield--- -.-. -----------. 16 First Row Cleft to righty: Jerry Esch, Tommy Cavender, Billy York, Ezra Mills- paugh, W. D. Norris. Second Row: Dale Phelps, manager, Hazen Kroff, Silas Alldredge, Floyd Wil- liams, Johnnie Betson, Ben Boyd. CHEER LEADERS ., , . Three very efficilentcheer leaders, Lucille Chisum, Betty Hancock, and Pauline Poole were chosen by the student body to direct the cheering of the school. Under the direction of Miss Jones, they made the assembly pep meetings and the cheering at ball games ring and reverberate with peppy yells and songs. These girls, in their cardinal and white uniforms, were the liveliest part of the ball games as they helped to spur the Cardinals on to victory. Norma Faunce, Glennys Greathouse, Robylee Hill, Virginia Holland, and Bernice Healy became cheer leaders later in the season. These eigh-t peppy girls worked out several clever routines, and were the center of attraction wherever our team played. 1 Left to Right: Lucille Chisum, Betty Hancock, Pauline Poole. TRACK TEAM Track training in any high school is a very beneficial as well as an interesting project. Track training not only gives the young, ambitious fellow a chance to de- velop physically, but also creates a sense of good sportsmanship, that, if pnoperly developed, will remain with him throughout life. N. C. T. H. S. has a good -track team this year. The boys give unceasing loyal support not only to their school, but also to their coach, Mr. Inman. These boys enjoy the keen competition under which they must labor to be a. winner. Here is another fine trait imbedded in the hearts of the boys: Never give up! The boys who place in various meets held during the year are rewarded with letters and gold track shoes. 'Left to Right: Mr. In1na.n', Coach, Val Pearce, Jim Abercrombie, James McKenzie, giailnd Davis, Darrell Mobley, Charles Millspaugh, Dalton Aud, Bill Harrell, Jerry Twenty-eight

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