Plainville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Plainville, KS)

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LAS lg 153.1 Dlx LI. Schoenchen Damar Woodston Nebster Stockton P lco Stockton LaCrosse 'Palco Webster Woodston Paloo Damar Damar 'Palco 0 0 Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan J11 Feb Web Wr-vw Feb Web feb 0 0 March 1 'Schoenchen N1rch 5 'Tournament bames The Plainvllle Cardinals ended thelr b sketball season tHlS ye r by takln fourth ln the district tournament here the start of the se son handicaphed by lack spurts of bT1lllHHt playln Jack dlley, senlor Guard, and Lawrence Mock, senior forward each had had three years of experience LeRoy Thomas, Guard, Paul V n Dyke, forward, and Bob Dougherty, for'ard all JUnlOTS had seen two years ser v1ce The soohomores were well represe ted by Maurlce Sawyer, c nter Keith Williams, guard, and Kenneth Gi cey, forward Burton Vau ha sen or uard and three stripe letterman, was elected captaln for the 1939 1940 aa ketball se o The Cardlnals won four scheduled vames and one fournament a e 1 lost elvht scheduled vames and three tournament ame this se son The follolln bors re ceived le ters Burton Vau han, cdptal Paul V n Dyke, Haurlce Sawyer, Kelth Hilbe s, Keith W1lll8US LeRoy Thom s Lawrence Mock, Elmo Carmichael, and Jack Wiley ff 1 P Sfbff '56 Top row Maurlce Sawyer, Bob Dougherty, LeRoy Thomas, Burton Vau han, Paul Van Dyke, Jack Wiley, Lawrence Mock, Kenneth Gi gef, Keith Willie s 27 Q, ll' 19 P. s. 11 - . 15 56 P. H. S. 16 f . 5 23 P. H. S. 17 .. 9 ' ll P. H. S. 29 . l2 51 P. H. S. 28 . 16 a 26 P. H. S. 13 . 19 . 50 P. H. S. 16 . 23 . 34 P. H. S. ll f.. u6 37 P. H. S. .6 . . 1-3 ' 15 P. H. S. 39 . . 6 22 P. H. S. 25 -,i. 9 50 P. H. S. 30 6 . 13 17 P. H. S. e5 r . 16 ' 22 P. H. S. 54 ' . 28 25 P. H. S. 22 ' 31 P. H. S. 27 .f ' . At u .E --QA A O of height they didn't do so well--but later on they captured some victories by , ao ' D - 61 M: sJ Q 'U . as n. ' , J V, 3 m .nd ' ', P 1 A ' ' . , a., . s . - -Q NW J i X, S t I r Z I Q l 'Uv Rm: I 1 'bi ,, 1 31 t x 3.5 -X

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I LL1'lLlxLL ar- + .-:f'HP- 1 V -I1 dL- Ml QR ML ufmuxvw Of HBLKVDRF un- 9 I- Z ,1 Top row Jack Buchhelster, Coach Eckert, Robert Wllson, Jimmie Allen, Clarence Hafemann, Raymond Comeau, Hilton Gllbert, Ralph Edson, Olen Copper, Delmar Win ters Third row Billy Brln, Delwln Dougherty, Billy Workman, Maurice Sawyer, Clrfford lctune, Dovle Kellogv, Gail Harrison, Elmo Carmichael, LeRoy HQTTISOH Second row Tommy Danlels, Wayne Hockett, Paul Van Dyke, Kenneth Gi gey, Keith Hil ers, Roy Hagemann, Fred Gllck, Keith Willlams, Archie Balr, Lawrence Mock Bottom row Jack Wiley LeRoy Thomas, Everett Harrison, Joe Stahl, Jimmy Haase, Herbert Rempe, Alvln Benedick, LWT RMEN Everett HHTTlSOH, SSHIOT Joe Stahl, sophomore Jimmy Haase, JUH1OT Herbert Rempe, senlor Alvin Benedlck, S9D1OT LeRoy Thomas, JUHlOI Roy Hagemann, S9H1OT Fred Glick, JUDlOT Kenneth Giggey, sophomore Billy Brlr f shman Paul Van Dyke JuHlOI Bob Dougherty, JuD1OT Maurlce Sawyer, sophomore Gall Harrlson, sophomore Clifford McCune, junlor Jack Wiley, senlor Archle Bair, sophomore Alfred Ruder, soohomore Keith Hilgers, sophomore Burton Vaughan, Bob Doueherty Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov SCHEDULV X ng- , A eh THE S ASON Woodston LaCrosse Osborne Palco Luray Wakeeney Schoenchen 15 Luc s Aera Stockton -SX .-4 Coach Eckart's Cardinal grldsters proved their worth thls year by winnlng elght games, tying one, and losing only one 41 boys turned out for football September 4. In this group were 15 lettermeng five seniors, five juniors, and three sopho mores. Thls year has seen Coach Eckart's third highly successful squad in suc- cession. In 1937 the Cardinals were undefeated and in 1958 their average was .B75. Jack Buchhe1ster and Delmar Winters, senlors, were capable managers and Paul Whitmer was line coach. Alvln Benedick and Roy Hagemann, seniors, and Fred Glick, jun1or, were elected co captains. Most of the boys played in at least one first team game thls year. For those who do not graduate the experience received in games w1ll prove valuable next year. At the beglnn ng of the season, Superin- tendent Wiley promised the boys a banquet if they would win over half the games. Their average was .88B. The banquet was held December 21 in the Christian Church dlnlng room. 26 I 3 3 , I ' 127: WJ. . '--W-1'-f T ' serv' fc- I, , 5- - , J ' , an V ,, , ---- - -- -- --e---- w 1 '..'1'PiA , 1-Y , p ' T C vi ...jf 1 -H--'E' H L ' N-.url L W x Li,,1 ' F 184. mr, lu O' I pup, L' ,-, , - ' A Fl ,r?,- tp - ,. , 3 4 ai AZ' A kffal I as P .,,, . : I , I . . ' . .' . 22 P. H. S. 31 O . 29 P. H. S. O 0 ' ' . 6 P. H. S. 19 7 ' . 15 P. H. S. 6 O ' ' . 20 P. H. S. 14 7 ' ' . 27 P. H. S. 6 27 V ' . 5 P. H. S. 21 ' ' . 10 P. H. S. 28 a 7 , . 17 P. H. S. 7 Q O '.. ra . 50 P. H. S. 47 O A 1 . , . . ,JE I .,. , I um!! X 1 Avg I . A V f - 1 Q . gxiyl v , dl' -Q ki 7 ' 'img

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L 15ltL'l'Ll1LL +4 Standing Doyle Kellobg, Jimmy Haase Clifford McCune, Jack Hilgers, Archie Bair Kneellng Jlmmy Allen, LeRoy Harrlson, Keith Hllpers, Dale Barr 47 L 'sb :blxLL. With a crack zlnv and a thud the baseball season w s on The crack etc was a l1ttle one act play of the bat meetlng the ball maklng a crack, zlng over the second baseman's head and thud into the center fielder's mittl With some of the above zest twenty slx boys started the baseball season for P H S Among those reportlng for baseball were Clar ence Ha emann, Keith Hilgers, Roy Ha emann Fred Glick, Jack Wiley, Kenneth Gigvey, Glenn Petrie Keith Willlams, Everett Harrlson, Gall Harrison B111 Brin, Tommy Daniels, Walter Ruder, Alfred Ru der, Bllly Raymond, Bud Benoit, Delwin Dougherty, R1chard Bissett, Billy H tton, Paul Graham, Donald Vohs, Leonard Nech, Walter Rostocil, Floyd Fletch er, Raymond Comeau, and Joe Stahl LIFEUP Ha emann Hil ers Ha emann Glick Wlley Givvey Petrie Williams Harrison POSITION 5rd s s ?nd r Catcher Pitcher Apr Apr Apr Apr thy S H DULE Damar Webster Palco Stockton Noodston here there here there there Advice for all you hi h school als Keep away from track men they're usually fast The football men are all right but, they will tackle anything. Hatch out for baseball wen they hit and run. aeware of the basketball boys they are apt to leave you holding the 28 baSkEt 9 A , - 9 A 9 ' 9 gg 'Q ,K Q 1 1 l e-if A , tu -rl ,351 L, ' ,, be ,Yf, f-V3 a ,v l .. ' 5 -Q B, : f' , . 9 A 9 A 5 5 . . . is ' - 3 . Z n a nb, 1 , , C. 2 . 5 K. Q l.f. . 12 R. 2 1 t . 19 F. S. . . 36 J. ' , - 5 ' K. O, c.f. G. .f. K. E.