Fowler High School - Goldbug Yearbook (Fowler, KS)

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The Meade lnvrtatron Meet was :Je -1 Fowler Won Track nd Fleld Meet Thursday Minn-oln Nuond Mamie Third hlnmlt lourth Fnklnwood In 1-mn wwe run off on schedube last Thursday afternoon The hugh wand and dust were quite a handucap and many outslsndun, performances qulte dnffxcull Fowler won frrfat place xn the meet wrth a total of 6951, pornhs, Mmneolo wa, second wrth 46 Meade thlrd with 401-I Krsmet fourth with ll and Englewood fifth wmth 7 Post of Fowlxx was the oulstand mg performer of the 'lfternoon wrth a wtal of 15 pmnts garnered from frrsts mn the 100 ward dash XJ yard, dash and shot put IMS cf Mnnneola scored 12 pnmts wmmng fxrst rn the 1 0 yard hr hurdle and J:-nelln and hy ml-ur!! thud place lll the dx tus Lee oi' Mlnneola was third hugh rn e meet wrth a point total of O12 earned by wmnxng first m e shot broad Jump second rn the put and tremg for second rn e pole vault Summary of results from Meade Invitation Track C Field meet A iw HV wwq xssmrfgiiv'-4 4 PUSI' FIRQT AND SOBBA THIRD 100 YD DASH HIGH HURDLEB 440 YARD DASH lex: Mxnneoln Tame 181gq 911 .L Shaw Meade Burch Fowler 4 A Mnrrs Fowler 100 1AR.D DASH S 4 MILE l I 2nd 3rd 4th Post Fowler 'hme 103 up .Amy Mmneola Sabha, Fowler Weaver Mende RUN Charles Hiwlrda, lqdg YM 5 mln 28-6 sec Ormiston Kismet Small, Englewood Hrladobrsnd, Fowler 880 YARD RELAY s Fowler Zvi Monde .ini Mmneoln Mh.. Kismet Time.. 1 min 44.6 sec lst George bdwards Men-e Txme 61.5 sec Zn Roy Marr' Fowler Burch Fowler .Roscoe Marrs Fowler LDW HURDL15 lst A Marrs Fowler mme Amy Mmneola 3rd Shaw Meade 4th Burn Fowler and Br Farley Meade Ktnedj -MEDLEY RELAY lst Meade fbld F0wler 3rd Kismet 4th Mmneoln 'hme 4 mm 135 sec 880 YARD RUN lst Fuhrman Monde Time 2 min 7.8 see 2nd Brooks, Drglewood '75s Bn-.. HnRn1.rP IN AL Tl on TRACK sown 3rd Clay Meade hh Blonche! Mlrneol D1 YARD DASH lst Post Fowler Trme ...J nec rr Ni MILL s nd fl SHOT 0 hxlvurrb Meade Burns Fowler R. Miller Meade RELAY Time 4 V Kr met, Fowler Mmneoh Meade PUT -L. fl 2 n 471 lst Post Fowler b2nd .bee Mrrmwln Sobbs, Fowler R Marrs Fowler POLE VAULT 9 ft 1014- rv Welker Forwler Ball ani lee Mar cola 4th U-ISD Burns and Luton Fowler ftredl DIHIUS 109 ft 9 In I Sobba, Fowler ond. R Sobbt. Pbwler 3rd lens. Mnnneoln 4th Knott, Mend! HIGH JIM' ht Carlson, lmneola 5 fl. 215m Zvi Klot: Dxglgwood, Hilli- hrll Meade and Marshall llmncoln JAVDJN 151, Leis, Mmneoh 134 ft 9 rn :md JL Mu-rs. Fowlu' 3rd Hurley linnidl hh Plymlle, Fowler HROADJUIP ln. Jae, linnooll bd Walker Fbllor Ird Nnohart Kismet Oth .Weaver-, lub BASEHALL TEAM IN' ACTION BASEBALL SQUAD

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'. x. -L First row Gertrude Lepel, Norma Lee Harrold, Gaynel Plymale, Warrenetta Marrs, Betty Rae Bartlett, Evelyn Glenn, Lulu Belle Reese, Charlene Cheney, Johanna Beckerman, Marion Husl1g,Second row Reglna Beckerman, Betty Salmon, Lorralne Callahan, Coletta Gerber, Margorie Roblnson, Maybelle St Lawrence, Maudessa Hardaway,Geraldine Edwards,Fontella Hatf1eld,Jul1anne Bradley, Third row Alene Mahieu,E1leen Stlenke, Leola Marrs, Ellen Mae Flke, Lucllle Kleln, Juanlta Deaver, Mary Jane Heinz,Mary Helen Bradley,Velma Gruenbacher, Edna Mae Brice, Catherine Gerber The Girls' Athletlc Associatlon has suc C9ssfully ended lts thlrteenth year Thls active organlzation 1S supervised by the state, and awards are glven accordlng to a polnt system The glrls earn their polnt by partlolpatlng in various sports such as soft ball, volley ball, basket ball, folk games, hikes, and unorganlzed actlv itlSS outside school hours for a perlod of eight weeks Our first activlty for the year was soft ball which was played for eight weeks Then some drilling for our pep club was done In January we started basketball, and on February 7, the exciting tournament games their skill by not being defeated this year The senlor team took second place We finished the basketball season by having our banquet on February 28 Our spring 8Ct1VitiSS lncluded h1k1ng, folk games, stunts and gymnastlcs The G A co operated with the Girl Reserves in presenting the May Fete G A A girls performed the dances,acted as attendants, and the queen herself,Mar jorie ROb1DSOn, is active in G A A as we l as in G R went to Bucklln and on Ma ch 26, to Plalns The day at Wichita A group of eleven girls in the fall for play day fourteen girls were sent rest engoyed their play Girls recelving their fourth awards this year were Coletta Gerber and Mary Jane Heinz Quite a number of first, second and third awards were earned this year 20 G A A DRILL President of Board Coletta Gerber V1C8 Presldent Ellen Mae Fike Secretary Treasurer Betty Salmon Point System Manager Mary Jane Heinz Advlgor Catherine Gerber A -. 4. C A A 'H EL DQILL began. The junior team showed the school . . I . . . . A. - - I 1 . ' . . . 1 . A QE , . , . . .