Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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Band members include D. Price. B. Schumacher, J. Southworth. C. Shearer, J. Dodge. G. Boyd. R Pierce. J. Jagoditch, M. Pett, R. McGinnity, R. Clark, N. Yoss, M. Shearer. Y, Hargreaves. M. South worth, W. Patzlaff. H. Anderson, H, Ebbott, R. Chapman. R. Wodell, D. Goede. J. McGinnity, R. Nilsen D. Schumacher. H. Southworth, C, Hargreaves. W. Edwardson. R. Balke, L. Kepp. B. Hubbell, T. Brown W. Solien. N. Flister, F. Chapman, M. Carrier, D. Bublitz, M. Cox. J. Devine, B. Ewers, C. Price, D Rweber, BAND AVING a total of 43 members this year, the band shovs ed gieat at complishments including the demonstration given at the pep meeting the evening before the homecoming game, and the fine quality of marching at the Stoughton game. On February 16, the annual concert was given, and the band entered class C at the Whitewater tournament, April 29 and 30 with sex eral mem bers in solo contests. Nine seniors, including Dorothy Price, the concert mastei, will be lost by the band. ORCHESTRA HE PERSONNEL of the orchestra included 21 members, with Carleton Hargreaves as concertmaster. Seventeen of these will return with Wir Boyd next fall. The orchestra played at the Christmas Operetta gn en by the Junior High, and participated in the annual concert in February A few members of the orchestra entered into solo contests at the Vi hitew ater tournament. B. Hubble. R. Wodell, Y. Hargreaves. C. Hargreaves, H. Southworth. M, Shearer, H. Ebbott, L. Yow D. Goede, R. Gaines, D. Bublitz, L. Kepp, W. Solien. T. Brown, R. Chapman J. Jagoditch, M. Southworth, J, Dodge. Mr. Boyd. J, Southworth, B. Schumacher. D. Price ., if v 'S

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CLYDE EWERS HIS YEAR sees the first season of Coach Ewers' regime as athletic di- T rector and coach of football, basketball and boxing. In football he was seriously handicapped by the lack of weight, and inexperience of many of the players. Injuries to first string men meant that the coach had to sub- stitue boys without experience and ability to handle the positions. In basketball many of the same conditions arose although the team turned in some very nice games and made a splendid showing at the Whitewater tournament. Various types of plays were tried by the coach in all fields of ath- letics and through thse new introductions successful plays were established. Other than coaching outstanding sports Mr. Ewers has served as boys' physical education teacher in the junior and senior high schools. Coach Ewers' speeches in assemblies were always a treat and the stu- dents have listened to him with admiration. His humor and optimism have been an inspiration and encouraged the enthusiasm of the school body and the community. It is the wish of the 1938 Class that continued suc- cess and victory might be his. The spirit he has displayed at all events will live in our memories for years to come.