York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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be '98 Team 43.1 W 1i,.,,,1 , WL, , 'fli VVhat might be called the iirst football team of the York High School was orgzinizecl anal coiuuieiicecl prac- ticing on the High School groumls ez11'l vi11 the Fall of WPS. Professor B. J. Nvilliztms, who haul formerly playefl oil the llozme College team, was l70QlClllIlg his iirst year as Ibl'lIlClIJ2l,l of the High School, :tml to him is wzzlly clue the cremlit of the C0lIllIl0llClIlg1f of il series of successful football teams sent out by the lligh School each succeed- ing your. The team of ISHS wus, you might say, the fllllllililflilll for athletics on the football iiehl in the York High School, Allen Sedgwick was chosen cziptzzill, :tml llllllill' him mul l'rofessor Williams :Ls coalchor, the team mzulc rztpifl progress and succeeclcml in Wllllllllg ovcriy gillllti they plzzyecl. The schcclule wats IlUCOSS2ll'll'Y small, owing to the fact that it was our iirst year, :mal High Schools easily accessible to York as zz rule cliclult have football tezmisg also iiiexperieucc in that line helped to cause s0 small zz schedule. The success of the team was largely clue to steady practice and unbounded interest by the plziyers.

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jfoot ALLEN, 3932111 Seam of1898. SEDGWICK, CAPT, B. J, WILLIAMS, MGR CLARK BELL, Right End, FRED XVHITDDME, Left Tackle. ED KEUKLEY, Right Guard. OWEN TDRICE, Center. EDWARD G1L1sER'1', RDLLEN FOUNTAIN, Left Half. ALLEN SEDGWICK, Full Back Left End. FRANK RE,kI7ER, Right Tackle. VVILLIAM LESH, Left Guard. JOHN ,H,OUS'l'ON, Right Half. G E TEIJWARIJ LTARLAN, Quzlrter. 0. SHIDLEK. ROBERT VVILEY. WINB'IELIJ TIANEK. ARTHUR G. BKOVVNE. 11:0 O York, York, York, York, ENR Y 0 1' k, Iball 1Recoro 1898 104Yo1'k College, 0. 1UffN1'2Ulll lslnucl, U. 18RYo1'k College, 0. fIla1'Vz11'cl, City Team, U. 17-c'll'2LIli1 Islzmcl, 2.

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ur ilitar mpanxg... WHICQIS for llbresent lpear. HOLLANI7 lV1LDMANfCaptain AR'FHlTK BKCTNVNE4-FlFSt Lieutenant CLIFFORD WVII,liINSfS6CO11d Lieutenant BL'RIJPl'l 1'E LJROVOST-FlI'St Sergeant CHARLES BROWNE--SQCO11d Sergeant DON HCJl'KINS-Tlll1'tl Sergeant JAMES IIOLSTRUMfF0ll1'tl1 Sergeant ELMER VVooD+Fiftl1 Sergeant BI,iX1NE WVILDMAN-FirSt Corporal .TOE RUNNERfSGCO11tl Corporal CHARLES SHI-IECK-frlllllfll Corporal ADAM BHEHNI-fF0l11'tl1 Corporal RAI,l'PI FALKINBURG-Flftll Corporal IDALE lVICL,0NALDJSlXtl1 Corporal FRANK PiXt+E7BllglGl' Nffxcers for the Coming year HoLLAND W1I,IDNIiXN-Llkllifalll CHARLES ISROVVNE--Fll'SlZ Lieutenant BLASINE VVILDMAN-eSeeond Lieutenant JESSE RUNNER-Pll1'St Sergeant ADAM BRE!-IMJSGCO11il Sergeant RAL1'H FALKlNBURGfTlll1'd Sergeant VllALE lNICL,UNAL11-F0ll1'tl1 Sergeant lNlIEKLE ARNoLnA-Fifth Sergeant LRAYMUNIJ' CoXfFirSt Corporal Rev lVILKINSJSL3COI1Cl Corporal EMMET1' CJSBOKN-Tlllfil Corporal I,JExrER KINGIL4l0lIl'tl1 Corporal JOHN KUNSvFiftl1 Corporal .lor-IN NPlI,SC,JN-SlXtll Corporal WILIJIE NIEAD, VVENDALL Faoin-Buglers Wliile military drill in the High School iS not compul- Sory, nearly every boy takeS part in it and enjoys it. The Company is orlieered and drilled exclusively hy High School Students. One-half hour on Tuesday and Wecliies- day mornings when the Weather permits iS devoted to the drill. One batallion of the Counpany iS Supplied with guns, and it is hoped that next year the remaining members will be Similarly equipped. Un Decoration Day the Company marches in form to the Cemetery and take spart in the eXereiSeS there.