Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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l'1ix'l' IQIQNI-1 LICIIUY tlitli-ny' I'rvp.il'1ntui'y. woml Btlllllltl, Purple- unfl linlil stuff 3, t First tv.un Iimttmtl 2, first tm-:nn Iinsim-ss imiiimzvi' I, distribution nmn i Iv.isIwtIv.iII 11, llxirti It. slnili-nl IIILIIILIKQI auvr I, si-nioi' Iionn' rooin pwsiitvlit I. I, I'urpIv Ntnsqln' 2, vtioil' Ct, Imys' IYII.I.IAMS, l'AIlI,YI,I'i-'liottm-El' PI'l'lYilI'Qlf miu.irIi-I I, 'I.ox'i- Iinws Sonttf, Nl'llIUI tory. First tvann fuottmtt I, svvolut I-Liss pn-suis-lit I, ri-,,i.,r Iioinv room tvznn fnottxgill II, first lcunn Imskcttrull Iii-01.1.-111 l I, sm-vuiiil te nn biskztbxll ' trick I sI3Il'S4lN, I,Yl,Ii WILLIAM --Volli-uv I'r1-p choir Il, 'Hollywood B0unit', 'Low .n'.nIul'y, Ifirst te'.nn fooltmll Z, co Gnvs SoutIi'. i'.ip1.iin I, III4'I'l'Il.IIlI l.1-nuliv I, l'nrplv WILSON, JOIIN A.-Culloqv Pri-parutory. Nhsqni- -I. 'Anti l'1nnv tlw Sprinuf First tx-ann foottmll II, Mvrctxxlnt 'II' Ili- lkvulit Sp--.iIC, choir -1, 'Holly .-1' ' . Post Sinipsun Witt i.nns Wilson ISIRISHXU f-I5.u'Ixfin'Irt, ISIS I'It.KI'ICN -linnrit. Capitatmen, Ieact try Ijmoncy Hottman anct t'mriu'v t'n-rqnist. roiting over ttle out-we-igtic-ft Istanctc-rs in VIIUIIIIIIOIISIIIP styte. rtitie tinat srorc- was I.inrotn Central 22. firanmt tstand 7. Time tiottowing Sunday Ifastc-rn ctivision atc-tvgalvs Ctlose Granct Istanct to repress-nt ttwln in ttw ptay-ott against Scottsiututvt. So Turtiey ctay tiounct ttw tvvttows at tirst out-running and out-passing ttw sc-oc-niingty stuggistw Bearcats, ptacing ttw Istancters on ttw tong enct ot a I2 to 7 score at ttw tiattv. Atter ttw Iiattftilnv tcictcott. Geratct Ferguson and Iris tivttow ISIIIIIVIIIPII rottc-ct into Iiigtl gear and scored again anct again ovvr ttw tiroct Istancters in tile fading twitigtlt. anct as ttw gains- vmtm-mi the score react Scottstxtutti 45, Granct Istanct 11. Ita- tot- Iowing ctay ttme Junior Ctiamtwr ot' Comrnerc-Q ot' Srottstmtntiti turnistmect Cars to taiw ttw Purptv anct Gotct tvaln on a sigtlt-seeing trip over ttieir City, inctucting a trip to Scottstmiutt Nationat IVIonunwnt parte anct ttn- surrouncting territory. I4 gf U 13 ,Q on SUR!-QNSKIX I-Init, 11541 MVRIIAY---Giuml, I-I5 HEYN0I.DS4'I'um-klv, IU5 i'I.AIlK-'llirkli-, ITS Si'II.M I I-lit Iigivkth 'IvU'l'l :tv

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IKSTMAN-----l'Ind. IGB IIABIG-limi, 155 WILLIAMS---Bum-kfield. 140 GUSTIN-'I'1u-kle. 200 FORAI. Guzirmi, 145 Entertaining Leo McKil- lip and Co., tlme lslanders tmowed to a even taster mov- ing team tllan tliey lwad en- countered tlle previous weelc. Overtalcen in tlie second liall lzy tlle Bison, the Purple and Gold lost a lliifd-ly0llQllt lmat- tle to ttme tllundering llerd, linding tllemselves on tlie sliort end ol tlwe tally, Mc- Coolc 20, Grand Island 15. Vlwlle lollowing weelcend y gsm, l 4 I il.l'IYffGuanl'd, 170 KNIl'KREIIM-BLu'kfielcl, 165 One of the many pile ups in the HlINtlllE5GI'itIlll Isl.m1l LQZIIIIV, whirl! wus plznyelt :xl llilNllllEN. is the sulrjeri of much attention lay lxolh the pluyi-rs null i'vfn-ree, tlie Purple and Gold played liost to tlleir ltellow c'onl'erem'e memlxer, tlme l4I'Pl'll0Ill ligers. llle lslanclers, one ol llie tllree top contenders lor tlle tiastern division pennant rave, einclled a portion ol tlle C'll8Hlpl0IlSllllD lay downing llie liard lvigllting Tigers IQ to 0. rlilie victory was sparltecl by tlle running ol' Fred Vandegrillt, and tlle line line worli lead lmy captain Lyle Simpson. ' To wind up tlieir regular season ol play. llle rlwliircl City met tlle Linlis on tlieir llome sod. tlle overpowering Nineleen

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my-H+ l'iNw1'.-nn.-.-, lzis I m' h -pm.. ,,,mj. .Q '-.-m'::.Q1im,-.. l -. NM- ' ' Nw:-Q? . ,, M, A .1 4 - -M . ' BACK ROW-Hob Seivers, student lllItlIRlgC'l', Mercer Johnson, George Itmllvy, Pug Clough, EIIZPIN' Owen, Ed I,zing1ley, Bill Seymour :intl Keith livzins. SECOND ROW-l'ozu'h R. B. Meaisc, Tull Rouse, Charles I,aiNlonrr-, llerln-rl Harper, .lay Fre4lerit'lis, Robert Evk, Marvin Tagge, Don Taylor, Elgie Armour, :xml Lauren ll1C'GI'l'EOI', FIRST ROW-Irvin Fuerstennu, Harlzin Blooniquisf, Virgil Sziwivki, Bill Noble, Gvrulel liwolflt, Ruger McMintlcs, Jim McMullen, Max Srhevl, llowairml Jelinvk nnrl Tenn Anderson. Future First Stringers By GENE RAVVLES '46 'lille Grand lslancl seeoncl teamvs sclieclulc in llootlmall Contests was Coneluelefl witlw two wins, tliree losses ancl one tie. rlvlie lirst game witli tlie Kearney HBH team enflecl seoreless. Vlllie next witli Kear- ney lmrouglit a 26 to 0 victory lor tht- lslancler reserves. R. ll. lvleasevs lmoys playerl two games witli tlie Hastings seconcls, tlie lslanclers topping tlie lirst ancl tlie Culxs. llie seconcl. 'lllie scconcl team loolc on two new oppon- ents wlio were not on last yearis sclieclule. West Kearney ancl Urcl. Vllliey provecl good Competition as is seen lay tlie seores: Vvest Kearney 10. Granfl lslancl L13 Urrl Reserves 13, lslanclers 6. Alter tlie linal game llie team elerlt-cl lsauren lVlcGregor tlieir game captain lor tlie season. X Q58 QF QQ ,MK flizixs x awww 'E , IIARGIS---'I':n'kla-, 185 HANSI-iN-Studviit Nlzuiiaiggm-r RAWl.ES-Stud:-nt lllllllltlvl' MITCIlI2l.I,--t'el1tei', 150 SAGIQSSICRABM-k, l I 'lluivnlv 1