Friend High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Friend, NE)

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SWEETI-IEART PRESENTATION At the half-time of the Friend -Geneva football game, October 10, 1952, Friend High presented their football sweetheart, her attendants and honorary captain. The band and pep club marched onto the field forming a large heart. As the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart, the float, assembled on a truck, drove onto the field and into the center of the heart. After the band finished playing, Lyle Mitchell, game captain for the day, presented white rose corsages to Janice Kellough and Joyce Roll, the two attendants. Then Don Burda, honorary captain, presented Deloris Weber, sweetheart, with a heart -shaped bouquet of red sweetheart roses. Priscilla Asper and Diane Wheatcraft carried the flowers for the Occasion, As t'he float drove off the field, the band played Here in My Heart. After the band finished playing, they and the pep club marched off the field. And so ended the ceremony which high-lighted the football season. X. x P 1 I S XXIUEI SON BROS Your Blackbird Store Phone 2311 I K PULLARD D D S Phone 4201 TIII GITSENS Master Cleaners Phone 3331 SNUUKI R INN B111 Stmdt Frlend Nebr g. MA L I ,, . 1. X. 5 -AQ

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BACK ROW left to rrght Asslstant Coach Harold McKercher Bern Rohrlg Roger Mxller Davrd Johansen Franklln McCullough Wayne Gallup Roger Johansen Drck Thompson Howard Ach Drck Pratt Dale Posplsxl Coach Donald Haberman MIDDLE ROW Morrxs Bender Rex Kellough Bernard Ach Ronald Helm Wes Hager Don Svehla Bern Svehla Don Burda Lyle Mltchell FRONT ROW Howard Barbur Frank Glfford Jack Stewart EIIIS Shutts Vlncent Horky Dean McAlp1n Bob Johnson Student Manager Charley Vossler FOOTBALL l952 Football season began tn September and SplI1IS were hrgh as the boys began to make ready for the frrst game Coach Haberman was well pleased at the begmnrng when 31 boys reported to practrce The flrst game was w1th Wrlber on the Bulldogs home freld The Bulldogs won 7 to 0 The follow 1ng week the Bulldogs journeyed to Albron where they got beat 6 to 7 On the evenmg of September 26 the Bulldogs rolled to an easy vrctory over Sutton on the latter s fxeld The score was 19 to 6 The followrng week October 3 the Bulldogs went to Weepmg Water where they agarn came out on top by the score of 13 to 7 The next game was wrth Geneva on the Frrend f1e1d The Bulldogs agatn were vrctors after a long and hard fought game The score was 13 to 7 The next game agam was played on the home fteld Frrend was host to a strong Wymore ll The score was Frrend 6 Wymore 7 The Bulldogs played the part of grant krllers agarn as they beat Barnston by the tune of 12 to 6 on the Bulldogs freld The last and fmal game was played under the lrghts at Edgar The Bulldogs were agam vrctors by the score of 31 to 12 This was the best season Frxend has had srnce the change from 6 man to ll man football Of the 31 boys out, Coach Haberman wrll lose 6 men v1a graduatron route, but he IS lookmg for another f1ne sea son next year FRIEND GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN AND FEED PHONE 2291 BEN DILLIN MANAGER E S RYCHECKY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE NO SALE TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL PHONE 2012 or 2011 WESTERN, NEBRASKA FUNKS G HYBRIDS ARE REAL FRIENDS, THEY COME THROUGH WITH GOOD YIELDS UNDER CONDITIONS WHERE OTHER CORN MAY FAIL FRED C WEBER PHONE 5577 ,, , -V A -1... W ' aaa., S - wa, 4 b I 1, K . V I 4 ' A .V Y, Q 3 , m , .W ,,, , I i A . x . i . r' , 1 x , ' ' y il x A . A n I' 4 ' x 7 5 , ff , V Q -, f A .x ' , . . I If , .- A sr Y 1 ., N C . I . A . : , . , . , . , , , . , . . . : . , . . . . , . . 1 . . . , , . . . , , . . , . . . , , , , . , .