Glen Elder High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Glen Elder, KS)

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Albert, Billy Cooper, Richard Dean, Darrell Dean, Dick Eberle, Max Glauser, Robert Jones, Walter Kohler, Keith Margreiter, Donald Munsey, Harold Porter, Danny Reid, Robert Terry, Robert Wiss, Duane Wiss, Robert Cooper, Richard Dean, Darrell Dean, Dick Margreiter, Donald Munsey, Harold Porter, Danny Reid, Robert Terry, Robert Wiss, Duane Wiss, Robert Dean, Darrell Dean, Dick Eberle, Max Eberle, Newell Jones, Walter Margreiter, Donald Munsey, Harold Porter, Danny Reid, Robert Studer, Ronald Wiss, Duane Wiss, Robert Ihef und IBIWMEIS ATHLETIC LETTERMEN FOOTBALL Guard Guard Back End End Center Back Back Back End Guard End Tackle Back Tackle BASKETBALL Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Center Guard Forward Center TRACK Hurdles Relays 880 Run Relays Dashes Relays Relays Relays Relays Relays Relays Relays Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Junior Junior Freshman Sophomore Senior First First Second First First Third First Fourth Second Third First First Third First First First , Third First Second First First First First First First Third First First First Third Fourth Second First First First First Second

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'llHlll8'g lDlIIIIlIZl IBILHHEIIS FCIDTBALL Front row: Coach H. D. Hampton, Max Eberle, Richard Dean, Robert Wiss, Danny Porter, Robert Glauser, Billy Albert, Robert Terry, Harold Munsey, Robert Reid, Supt. H. O. Sutcliif. Back Row: Newell Eberle. Douglas Margreiter, Howard Cooper, Billy Eberle, Darrell Dean, Walter Jones, Keith Kohler, Don Margreiter, Duane Wiss, Richard Cooper, James Staley, George Betz. At the beginning of the year 23 boys reported to Coach Hampton for practice. During the first part of the second half in the Osborne game, Max Eberle had the misfortune to break his leg, and was unable to play the rest of the year. The Saturday night following the Osborne game Robert Hardesty was in an automobile accident, and he was also unable to play. Everal Thurston had to drop out on account of physical disabilities. The record speaks' for itself in telling how the Bearcats played this sea- son. All the boys know that they would not have had an undefeated season had they not cooperated fully with each other and with the coach. SEASDN'S RECORD September 22 Osborne Glen Elder September 29 Cawker City Glen Elder October 6 Lucas Glen Elder October 13 Glasco Glen Elder October 20 Clyde Glen Elder October 27 Lebanon Glen Elder November 1 Luray Glen Elder November 17 Hunter Glen Elder November 23 Downs Glen Elder

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-li'lllI4B6 7lElIl!1lldi lllllflllflliu FCHIITBALL BANEJUET The members of 1944 undefeated football team were guests of the Chamber of Commerce at a banquet given in their honor on Tuesday, Nov- ember 30. A record-breaking crowd of friends and sports lovers numbering nearly 200 attended the banquet. The dinner Was prepared and served by the ladies of the Methodist Church. MENU Baked Chicken Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Escalloped Corn Salad Hot Roll Celery Carrot Strips Pickles Jelly ' Angel Food Cake Whipped Cream with Pineapple Coffee P R D G RAM National Anthem Bernadette Remus, Accompanist Invocation Rev. A. N. Smith Trumpet solo Marceline Wideman Welcome President of Chamber of Commerce Ed Halbgewachs Response Co-Captain, Harold Munsey Song Boys Quartette Reading Margery Eberle Presentation of Lettermen Coach Hampton Election of 1945 Captain Lettermen Solo Charlene Day Introduction ot Captain Co-Captain, Don Margreiter Saxophone Solo Dorotha Weidenhaft Expressions of Loyalty Mrs. Edna Schellinger Mrs. Viola Jones Mr. Keith Dean Mr. Wilson Neff Mr. Orville Wright Solo Virginia Remus . Lillian Morris Toastmistress