Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

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Top Row Dale STroTher sTudenT manager Dnclr Ramsey Burrel McMasTers John Fossler Don McK1nney Sonny Foullc Slop WesTp-hal Jlm FulTon B ll STevens and Coach Wayne Kaednng Second Row Je ry McColery Don Penner Ken PrnlrerTon Wes Traubel Don Hodge Channxng Car pe-nTer Don Mason K rl: Woodward Deck Relsche Earl Howey and Daryl Hmll sTudenT manager BoTTom Row Jerry Gross Alan Thober Blll ONenl Ken Baumfalk Charles Redmond Conrad Kannen berg Jack RoTzm Ronald Cass Morgan Vanover and Jerry Pool Jutlum, Uwuutq. Thus years reserve TooTball squad showed promuse oT good TuTure maTernal even Though Theur seasons record doesnT pounT To ThaT TacT They showed good oTTensnve power un several games and were good on deTense as well The reserves opened The season agaunsT a sTrong BarnesTon club and losT 20 7 NexT a large Wrlber varsuTy ouTplayed The l ghTer reserves and wenT home wrTh a 25 7 vucTory Then The Kaedung coached Team won Therr TarsT conTesT Trom Waverlys varsuTy squad by a 27 20 score Losing Two more To Marysvulle 27 O and CreTe 6 O They TasTed vncTory Tor The second Tume by downing a Tough Odell eleven 7 6 The NorTheasT reserves proved Too much Tor The Kaedlng boys who losT 200 Then The reserves showed Therr besT oTTensuve power In beahng Fanrbury 26 6 The lasT game was losT To Llncoln Hugh Coach Wayne Kaedung awarded leTTers To TwenTy sax boys Three oT whom are Treshmen They were Dsclc O Nell Jerry Mccolery and Karlc Woodward H s gs gafre Sy o Peg -1. I I V I I I A I l r I l 7 I I I T ' I r l r I I ' i I I I I I I . . . - U . . . . I - I I - I . I - . . , - , I . ' ' T a I - n - I I . . . - I - . - I 1 Q' 3 M ' . f' -. .' h -,J!- Q . 7 Tr . T . fp. 7 - .00 ff.. 0 ,-- YY V YY V Y A F-cv, cg 'n 'he a ' I . F T ' Cocks C' 'he Y rk g d o .

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3 N' 1' -'. 5'-ff-, l Grencer Robrson Thres 5rmTh Pefhoud Reusche Klemen Fox. Kollekowsln K Woodward Columbus d'5C0V6V5 More ruffled feeThers for The Redbards The l949 Orangemen TooTball squad wnnners of eughT oT mne conTesTs and The coveTed Mud EasT conTerence TnTle never beTore won by BeaT rnce Hugh School ns Truly responsible Tor The say mg ThaT BeaTruce ns begnnnung To look luke The Orangemen of way back Thenr hard blocknng and Tacklung running and passnng were Thnngs To waTch and envy Worknng as a machnne luke unaT an every conTesT They were never beaTen on Thenr home Tueld The l.uTTlermen sTarTed The season by whnp pnng Luncoln NorTheasT I3 7 To give Them some Thnng To lean on nn The Mud EasT The Orangemen Then Traveled 482 mules To be handed Theur only deTeaT of The season by The ScoTTsbluTT BearcaTs 27 I3 AT Nebraska ClTy The Orange whipped The Pioneers I5 6 using The ground and alr equally well. STilI Traveling The Discoverers oT Columbus Treshmen in The Mid-EasT cIrcuiT Tell before The Orangemen 25-6. Page 27 Back aT home The Fanrbury JeTTs Tanled To mafch The LnTTlermen s early scoring The TacT ThaT The Orangemen Tmnshed The season wnTh a record oT havung scored In The TnrsT Tuve mmuTes oT play an every game and Tricky deT'enses as The JeTTs were conquered by The score oT 37 O Jumping ouT oT The conference The Orange deTeaTed The CreTe Cardunals 46 6 NexT The game oT The week beTween l-lasT unqs and BeaTruce backTnred and The Orangemen deTeaTed The Tigers 32 6 To gann no less Than a Tue Tor The league TrTle AT York The Tollowlng week The Orange won The Mud EasT TnTle by Trouncnng The Dukes 58 7 To Tnmsh The conTerence race w1Th Trve wuns and o losses SevenTeen senuors ended Thear hugh school TooTball careers as The squad deTeaTed Wymore 66 O. Duane Gay was placed on The Omaha World- Herald s All-STaTe eleven. Les Kleman Jerry Gran- cer Ray FallsTead Bob HolT and Max Kennedy re- ceived honorable menTion.

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