Notre Dame High School - En Dee Cue Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Cloclzwixr: Kenneth Brink, Gerald Landwchr, Paul Timpc, Tim Thompson, john Dicrkcs William Bartlett, Richard Blickhan, John Stark, Frank Wcibring.

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No. 1: Coach jim McGuine gives a few pointers during a practice session. No. Zzjohn Stark battling for a rebound with Paul Timpe and Gerry Landwehr looking on. BASKETBALL December 3 Camp Point ....... . . . I 9 ' Payson .............. 10 Quincy High ........ . 17 Canton ........ .... 19 Jacksonville .......... January 6 Mt. Sterling ......... 9 . Pittsfield ............. Canton ...... ........ Rushville ....... .... 13 23 24 St. Teresa ..... .... 28 Carthage ...... .... 30 Camp Point .......... February 6 Quincy High ........ . Rushville ...... .... Pittsfield ...... .... Mt. Sterling ......... 10 13 20 Cathedral ............ 25 27 St. Teresa ........... The basketball team of Notre Dame ended its season with a record of 8 wins and 10 defeats. This year the Raiders were coached by Mr. 1 p N - GB X+,1,M.- ll,',,,, 1 'J' ,I ,. ,,.-' - fi I '?CU ,fp M umm-l r E 1 lf! ' 1 LJ 56 - Notre Dame ......... 53 - Notre Dame .... ..... 3 9 - Notre Dame. . ....... 29 - Notre Darne .... ..... 3 4 - Notre Dame' ......... 41 - Notre Dame ......... 46 - Notre Dame. , . .... . .30 - Notre Dame ......... 44 - Notre Dame .... ..... 4 3 - Notre Dame ......... 41 - Notre Dame ......... 21 - Notre Dame ......... 61 - Notre Dame ......... 31 - Notre Dame ......... 39 49 44 - Notre Dame ......... - Notre Dame .... ..... - Notre Dame .... ..,.. 3 6 - Notre Dame ......... 24 James McGuine who came to Notre Dame from Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Seniors who earned their N.D. letters this year are, Kenneth Brink, Gene Koetters, and Nick Malambri. The Juniors are, Bill Bartlett, Dick Blickhan, Jack Dierkes, Francis Powers, John Stark, Paul Timpe and Frank Weibring. Outstanding games of the season were, the first Quincy High game, Cathedral of S ring- Held, and the second games against Rusiville and Pittsfield. 1 In the regional tournament Notre Dame did not fare so well, .winning the first two games and drop ing the championship tilt to the Blue Devils ofp Quincy High.

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The early weeks of the school year were quite strenuous times for our cheer leaders. Every evening after class hours found them working in the garden under Mr. Scherer's supervision, doing everything from flips to knee-bending in an effort to put on gracefulness and put off pounds. The group performed at all football games at home, and at most out-of-town games. The No. 1: Students, ready to cheer the Raiders to victory. Cut Cheerleaders Rita Mcflaughey Marilyn Middendorf Donald Boeker Bernetta Finigan Rosemary Burgess basketball season, however, brought the most strenuous work for these faithful boosters, when every home game featured them raising a storm of cheers for the Raiders. The Quincy High game in the regional tournament, and the selection of new faces to fill those vacated by graduation, was the end of the year's activities. No. 2: Father Wiskirchen speaks to students during a pep meeting before Notre Dame-Quincy High game. Pug: J'por1.rar.' E. MALONEY 58