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

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QL mu: .a....l llnlllll 1 Il,1l4i1Y TRCIPHIES DF G. E. H. S. ATHLETIC 'LETTERMEN FUUTBALL i i Max Studer, Co-Capt., second, Duane Wiss, Co-Capt., third, Richard Dean, third, Charley Fisher, second, Newell Eberle, second, George Betz, second, Howard Cooper, second, 'Arlen Treaster, first, Ron Studer, first, Douglas Margreiter, first, Bill Eberle, first, Everett Linton, second, Carol Casey, first. . 'Attended two years at Ellinwood. ' BASKETBALL i C Richard Dean, Captain, third, Duane Wiss, third, Newell Eberle, sec- ond, Max Studer, second, Carol Casey, second, Douglas Margreiter, second, Everett Linton, second, Harold German, first, Ron, Studer, first, George Betz, first, Dean Cunningham, first, Bill Eberle, first. . . A TRACK i Newell Eberle, Captain, third, Duane Wise, third, Richard Dean, third, Ron Studer, third, Max Studer, second. ,

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Qimuv .ami llsmftll' llthiii' E TRACK TRIAL MEET AT BELCIT April 14. 1947 103 yd.-Wiss, seconflg 880 relay CR. Studer, M. Studer, Wiss, Deanl, secondg Medley relay- fWiss, Dean, M. Studer, relay- fBetz, R. Studer, Casey, Morrisl, third. N. Eberlel , second, Mile Schools entered: Beloit, Lincoln, Smith Center, Courtland, Mankato, and Glen Elder. Beloit won the meet. MITCHELL COUNTY TRACK MEET Beloit, May 5, 1947 100 yd. dash - Wiss, first, M. Studer, second, time-10.6.5 220 yd. dash - Wiss first, R. Studer, second, time-24.2 440 yd. dash - R. Studer, firstg J. Morris, second, time-58 880 yd. Mile - Ron German, third. run - B. Eberle, second, E. Linton, third. 880 relay - Glen Elder, QR. Studer, J. Morris, D. Margreiter, C. Caseyl firstg time-1:46. Medly Relay - CR. Dean, D. Wiss, M. Studer, N. Eberlel first: time -4:52 Mile relay - Glen Elder CCunningham, Shoemaker, Booth, Remusl second High Hurdles - R. Dean, second, Casey. third. Low Hurdles - R. Dean, firstg Casey second. Pole Vault - R. Dean, firstg height - 9 ft. lin. Broad Jump - M. Studer, secondg Casey, third, distance 19 ft. 12 in. Shot Put - H. Cooper, second. x Discus - Wiss, secondg Betz, thirdg distance 114 ft. Points: Glen Elder 70, Hunter 49, St. Johns 19, Cawker 5. For results of other track meets, turn to last page.

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lleuur .ami ltmtli' llthlii- FOOTBALL BANOUET The members of the 1946 Football Squad and Coach Hampton were honored at a banquet given by the Chamber of Commerce on Friday, December 6. The boys ofthe football squad, Coach Hamp- ton, and other members ofthe faculty were seated at card tables at the east end of the auditorium. There were eleven card tables, each representing a player on the Bearcat team in the 4-3-2-2 forma- tion. The members of the Pep Club were seated at eleven tables at the west end of the auditorium, re- presenting the opposing team. Others who attend- ed were seated along tbe sidelines. The food was prepared by the lfdifs of the Y.W.C.A. and was served by the members of the Pep Club. MENU Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes Gravy Baked Beans Cranberry Salad V Jelly Rolls Butter Ice Cream Cake Coffee Nuts PROGRAM Invocation Rev. J. O. Bool-:less Solo Arlen Treaster VVelcome President of Chamber of Commerce Mr. Halbgewachs Response Duane Wiss Solo Betty Jo Luckey Football Diet Pep Club Presentation of Lettermen Coach Hampton Election of 1947 Captains Lettermen Solo Richard Dean Tips from the Sidelines Robert Terry and Orville YVright Music Sextette Introduction of co-captains of 1947 Max Studer School Song , Audience Wallace Treaster, Toastmaster