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

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ma ma nmai TRACK A APRIL 13, Dc1wNs PRACTICE Darrell Dean, low hurdles, first Robert WViss, pole vault, third Don Margreiter, low hurdles, second Duane Wiss, pole vault, fourth Darrell Dean, high hurdles, first Darrell Dean, discus, first Walter J ones, 100 yd. dash, first Robert Wiss, discus, fourth Walter Jones, 220 yd, run, first Mile relay, first Harold Munsey, 220 yd., tied fourth Glen Elder, medley relay, first Don Margreiter, h. jump, tie first Glen Elder, 880 relay, first Harold Munsey, broad jump, third APRIL 27. BELCIT RELAYS Darrell Dean, high hurdles, first Glen Elder, Medley Relay, first Darrell Dean, low hurdles, first Don Margreiter, low hurdle, second Darrel Dean, pole vault, first Harold Munsey, low hurdle, fourth Glen Elder, 880 relay, first Walter Jones, 220 yd. dash, fourth Walter Jones, 100 yd. dash, fifth Summary of points, Courtland, 465, Miltonvale, 37, Glen Elder, 36, Mankato, 23i,,'Burr Oak, 23, Glasco, 20, Downs, 195, St. John's Military Academy, 145, Randall, 8, Osborne, 5, Clyde, 4, Jewell, 2, Bennington, 1, Hunter, 0, Lebanon, 0. MAY 11, BELCIT REGIONAL Darrell Dean, high hurdles, first Darrell Dean, low hurdles, first Harold Munsey, high hurdles, fourth Glen Elder, Medley relay, second Walter Jones, 100 yd. dash, fifth Walter Jones, 220 yd. dash, second Summary of points: Courtland, 56, Axtell, 33, Burr Oak, 25, Glen Elder 22, Glasco, 21, Downs, 18, Mankato, 165, St. John's Military Academy, 13, Esbon, 12, Randal, 115 Clyde, 6, Osborne, 5. The following will attend the state track meet at Wichita May 18-19: Darrell Dean, high and low hurdles, Walter Jones, 220 yd. dash, Harold, Munsey, h. hurdles, Don Margreiter, Harold Munsey, Walter Jones, Robert Wiss, Medley Relay.

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time adkfiZ.mm.a lBllFllIElli GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front row: Dorothy McCune, Emojean Clark, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Rose Mary Carl, Lois Ahlvers, Rosella Fisher, Charlene Kohler, Mary Winkel, June Morris, Kathleen Kohler, Phyllis Taylor, Joy Munsey, Phyl- lis Merrill, Winifred Carpenter, Charlene Day. Middle row: Donna Jones, Virginia Shoemaker, Arleta White, Norma Jean Fritchen, Lois White, Marjorie Weidenhaft, Lou Vena Hughes,Bernita Timbers, J oan.Beyer, Bonnie Brunnemer, Betty Jo Luckey, Bonnie Ahlvers, Berta Lou McFarland, Geneva Neifert, Virginia Vint, Doris Marie Finley, Marjory Anderson, Marjorie Forster, Martha Conn. Back row: Georgia Rarick, Myrth Shoemaker, Opal Shoemaker, Alice German, Virginia Remus, Vernita Thurston, Audrey More, Neva Mont- gomery, Bonnie Borger, Virginia Albert, Reta Stuart, Geneva Rarick, Joyce Forster, Martha Betz, Theresa LaRocque, Margaret Ann Dickinson. Not in picture: Evelyn More, Marceline Wideman, Rosemary Cooper, Ruby Cooper. The music department has been greatly handicapped this year by the shortage of teachers, but Mrs. Morris met with the glee club twice a week and helped them learn some new numbers. The girls have learned the school song in 3 parts, written parodies to melodies of popular songs for pep songs, and sung both classical and pop- ular music. They have enjoyed their music work, and they feel that the time has been spent in a very worthwhile way. L L Z l f