Glenham High School - Eagle Yearbook (Glenham, SD)

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.Carb 'I ' F0 A' Q mtv ' 1 at af.-.1 - 5 a a.. 'lj fa, . . .z 2-3 4' 2:5 'ffw . I l Livyl fu , an afrgxz. 5 prpiii 77 Ncntld B, A kr. a -L is Back row! Cleft'm1r1ghtl'Mr..Decker, Ervin Dupper ' Alvin Sohlomer, John M8Ca1lum, Elmer Schlomer, and ' Harley Haakenson. .Front row: Harold Frankie, Rus- sell Hanstrom and Joe Callen.-A's ' Two of the nineteen games playmiwerevietories for the Glenham Eagles. The last five games played, however, were lost by only a small margin. . ' In the third game of the season Captain Russell Hana strom broke his leg, thus making lt impossible for him to play in twelve of the games. Elmer Sehlemer, Harold Frank1e,Harley Haakenson, Alvin Sohlomer, Joe Callen, John MoCallum and Ervin Dupper ree ceiyed letters this year... ' yeih e ,.,. . 'a nH1gh point man for the ,season was Russell pHanstrom, who made 112 points. Harold NFrank1e'-was second high with seventyefive' polntsi and Alvin ASohlomer third with fifty P01UtSi aah-'. ,Q..flf ..I 3,f ' ,-'- Tsf- . h f. Glenham met Herreid asf1ts'f1rSt'opponent in the dist- held in'Mobr1dgeg February 25 and 26 and lost riot oontestp this game by-four points. This gave them a chance tolney for the consolat1on,.where they met Javap They were defeat- eq by,a,.maPg1njfef.15 points, 'Russell ,Hanstrom received honorable mention ai daedistriot contestafmany, of the boys attended thefSLAtSQbQSkECba1l tournament held in Aberdeen. ' ,Tue of 'thezle firgngg' ,eighth-fbaaketball boys Will- graduate this sprinS,leaving what should proverto beja stronger team for the coming year.'.A , I ,f.'lu. lpn. ' -' , . ':,q7T1f!Z . 'A ' h ' 1 t,! 1 BJSQ

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A rfb A S X V ' .5 . js .:L',z? r4 i f.QgH1Mn' T ' -of .. V H . H ,E 1 W lr V l v G. la A if 5 . Back Rowr Kleft to rlghtl Viola Geiszler, Betty ' AnnoRumsey, Louise Schlomer, Dorothy Rabenberg, Bernlece Hanson, Clara Klein, and Myrtle Hanson, Front row: Leona Schlomer, .Eileen Molstad, Geor-r n glannc Frankie, Delores. Salzsiedler, Velma Walt, Virginia Molstad, Bertha Anderson am1Bess16 Reimer The season opened with klttenball, games between the two girls' teams. In October a hike was planned. Due to the cold weather the hike turned out to be a partyemtEsskor Domil. All members or groups of members took part in a program after which a lunch was served. B Basket-ball was played twice a week during the winter months and at the end of the season the group divided into four teams, and intra-mural tournaments were held. During the basket-ball season the second party, was held in the gymnasium. The independents were guests. Two basket-ball games were played. The first game was between the indepen- dents and the first team. The second .game was played be- .tween the first and the second teams. ,Points may be gotten by4hLking, bicycle r1ding,slelghf ing and other sports. Anyone having 1000 points received a lettcr..:V u - Q V r one as The officers for ,the year wereg president-Eileen M01- stadg vice president-Blanche Larson: secretary and treasur- er-Elma Wessel. . The members of GAA are: Ellen Espeland, Georgiann Frankie, Eileen Hagen, Clara Klein, Blanche Larson, Eileen Molstad,' Virginia, Molstad, Bessie Reimer, T Betty ,Ann Rumsey, Delores Salzs1edler,Leona Schlomer, Louise Schlomer Erna Steiger, Velma Walth, Viola Geiszler, Myrtle Hanson, ,Dorothy Rabenberg, Berniece Hanson, Elma. Wessel, Bertha Anderson, and Hazel Hansan.' , J f-',r1 B , ' 52:20 r t