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

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'llllltg lllllllilllll IBILHIGEIIS We, the editorial staff, have tried to portray in this annual the fun and hardships we have had during the past year, and a bit of the knowl- edge we have acquired. We hope that you will like it. GULD AND BLACK STAFF EDI TORS--IN--CHIEh Joan Beyer June Morris B USINESS MANA GERS Robert Wiss Phyllis Taylor Robert Glauser :r SPORTS EDITORS Robert Terry Max Eberle OR GANIZA TI ON S Bernadette Remus MUSIC Margaret Ann Dickinson AD VER TI SIN G Kathleen Kohler Harold Munsey Richard Cooper PICTURES Theresa LaRocque Virginia Vint Donald Margreiter Keith Kohler

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Theff umd mem DEDICATIUN We, the Senior Class of 1945, respectfully dedicate the 1945 edition of The Gold and Black to Coach Hampton and his undefeated football team of 1944. The record which they have achieved is one of which all may be proud, for it refiects teamwork, good sportsmanship, and loyalty. This victory completes Coach Hampton's fourth year as coach of the Bearcats of Glen Elder High, and this school feel.s very fortunate to have had such a well-qualified athletic trainer during these four seasons.

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