Marysville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Marysville, KS)

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MHS Adds Golf To Athletic Program I 3 Roger Stanton, Jim Boss, Jerry Mlanley, Fred BF0Ckm9Y9F, Bill , Blackburn, Adrin Eley, Gene Laverentz. 'i ' ga For the first time since 1953, MHS entered golf competition. Since it has not been played in recent years, there were no returning lettermen, but seven boys were placed on the team roster. The team won its first meet of the year, against Belleville on the Marysville Country Club links on April 11 by the score of 211-220. The next week the team took part in the Beloit 5 Invitational Meet, finishing fifth in fast competition. 'Qs' The Concordia Triangular Meet on April 25 was next for the MHS golfers who finished close behind Concordia for second place. The improving Linksters finished third in the NCKL Meet at Belleville on May 10 behind Concordia and Beloit. Adrin Eley -and Jerry Manley were awarded letters with provisional letters going to Gene Laverentz and Jim Boss. Eley putts in dual meet Blackburn tees off S .n N: 1 5 practice putts Top Rovs George Peterson Bob Wanamaker Alan Tvudwell Roger Stanton Charles Wetzler Third Row Jim Madden Harold Tebbutt Carl Mentgen Bill Gleue Fred Miller Bill Miller Second Row. Norman Burkhead, Don Lngerer, Jerry Manley, A Cary Sides, Oliver Schmutz, Gerald Cellinger, Dick Grauer. 5, Front Row: Verl Moser, Bill Blackburn, Ray Gleue, Jim Maendele, Darrell Hanson, David Messick. Not Present: Boob Scheele, .lim Cohorst.

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Trackmen Compete In Many Meets , ii'J-f-We o ' Y , v ' '1 .' ' .I ' -- - .l . -g all VE' ' 'm-'cwffw-tie ' i .' f . . fy i - - - gt' Qi gy 1. W iff ' 5532.5-,.n.. 12.2 get ' .p 45 1 Q5-'I ' ,df 'fit 'D 1 Q' 'B ' if lx if 1 9: . it 'f R i ' 's...,v'f t 1 1 .f4 , .4 Wg Fifth Row: John Borgerding, Ronald Busch. Jerry Clowe. Gene Durham, Lynn Griswold, Larry Sherrill, Igo'n-Sid Jacques, Larry Zarybnicky, Tony Kissinger, Virgil Koeneke, Larry Klein, Gerald Rickert, Duane .ou ybush Fourth Row: Warren Livingston, Tom Malotte, Frank Naaf, Gilbert Schmitz, Don Schotte, Bill Schramni, Harvey Sides, Everett Sipple, Bob Thomas, Larry Throm, Lynn Bergen, Doyle Binggeli Third Row: Gary Sides, Don Ungerer, Harry Wullschleger, George Peterson, Merlin Bigham. Norman Bu:-kheari, Benny Bussmami. Don Butler, Richard Cannon, Floyd Drinnen, Fred Ellenbecker. Herb Hohn Second Row: Charles Wetzler, Bob Wanamaker, Dan Athon, L-eo Busch, Merlin Frerking, Dave Hartig, Gordon Haxton, Francis Krotzinger, David Messick, Larry Reinhardt, Bob Sextro Front Row: Wayne Backman, Larry Christener, Ray Gleue, Bill Gleue, Dick Grauer, Darrell Hanson, Jim Madden, Jim Maendele, Fred Miller, Bill Miller, Vcrl Moser, Oliver Schmutz Under the direction of Coaches Steh-ley and Hanson, the ' ' MHS track squad started early to g-et into shape for the f fhf3,: . W 0' season's meets. The 'first meet was the Indoor Meet at af . ,f Manhattan on March 24. with MHS failing to grab any points. ' , ' .. 5. . , Four records fell in the next week, the County Invit-ational, ri . : '5'., 4 won by MHS on the MHS cinders. Three of the new meet v ' , .k 3 Pt records were turned in by Marysville: the mile relay team H lg -1 fd tWetzler, R. Gleue, Maendele, Petersonl went the distance in 3:-18.4, and Tebbutt high jumped 5'9 and ran the open half in 2:O7.7. Watervil1e's Hedke threw the javelin 164'5 for the fourth record. The following week the team won six firsts to finish second in the Concordia Triangular Meet with Concordia and Smith Center. Wanamaker won the shot put and discus, Sides took the javelin and pole vault, Tebbutt again won the half mile 5 1 and the mile relay team was victorious for MHS. , gt In the next meet, the Atchison Relays, the Bulldogs met ' - strong A and AA competition and gathered only 1 2X5 points. ' 'S The NCKL meet at Beloit was held on May 6 although cold ,eq S U Q - ,V 5. A-' ' winds hampered the entrants. MHS pulled through to finish A A ,7,....H-T K... 1 f 'f 1-. . a third with Tebbutt's half mile and Bigham's tie for the pole 'fr'--' '- F - - -i . . vault, the only firsts for MHS. Grauer, Maendele, R. Gleue, and Wctzler warm up The next meet was the .Regional at Manhattan. with MHS grabbing 18 points to finish fifth. Tebbutt again won the open half and Sides soanid 11 feet to win the pole vault, again the only firsts for the Bulldogs. -vu - Top Row: . M , D Athon, Ray Gleue, David Messick r Tebbutt set for practice run of 880 F5-ifrnozfl Jim Maendele, Gary Sides' George Peterson, B111 Gleue Gordon Haxton, Harold Tebbutt, Dick Grauer

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The School Year 23 27 27 30 School Opens Football-Clay Center tThereJ Football, Freshmen-Beatrice tTherel Kayette Big-Little Sister Party Football-Manhattan 4HereJ OCTOBER 3 7 8 10 11 13 Football, B Team-Manhattan tThereD Football-Concordia fThere5 Journalism Conference-Manhattan Senior Class Party Football, B Team-Beatrice tTherel Freshmen Party 14 Football, B Team-Beatrice tHereD 15 Band Day-Manhattan 18 Junior Class Party 20 Football, B Team-Beatrice tHere5 21 Football-Beloit tHerel Homecoming 22 District FHA Conference-Clay Center 25 Sophomore Class Party 26-27 Kay-Kayette Conference- Minneapolis 28 Football-Mineapolis tH'ereJ NOVEMBER 1 Football, B Team-Wymore fThereJ 2 Football-Lincoln tTherel 3-4-5 Teachers Convention, Vacation 11 14 18 23 Kay Play Night NCKL Vocal Clinic-Beloit Football-Junction City tTherel Thanksgiving Program fKayettesJ 24-25 Thanksgiving Vacation 28 Kraemers' Football Feed 28-30 Group Pictures-Mr. Atkisson DECEMBER 1 Football Banquet 2 Basketball-Fairbury KI-1ere1 6 Basketball-Beatrice tTherel 9 Junior Class Play 13 Basketball-Smith Center fThere5 15 Kays-Kayettes-Christmas Caroling 16 Basketball-Lincoln CHereJ 18 Christmas Vespers 19 Hays Christmas Formal 22 Christmas Program tKays1 23 Christmas Vac-ation Starts JANUARY 3 School Reopens 6 Basketball-Belleville fTherel 13 Rotary Football Banquet 16 FFA Play Night 17 Basketball-Beloit 11-leret 20 Basketball-Minneapolis tThereJ 24 Basketball-Concordia tHereb 27 Basketball-Smith Center tHerel Homecoming 31 Basketball-VVamego tHereJ 1. Do they really work this hard? 2. Believe it or not, they speak Spanish. 3. The expressions indicate morning warmup. 4. Angles, circles, triangles are tree trixnmings 5. Another year is completed. FEBRUARY 3 Basketball-Lincoln tTherel 7 Basketball-Belleville tl-lerel 10 13 14 15 17 21 2-1 Band Concert Teen Dance, Club Kay Play Night Seniors Take Emporia Tests Basketball-Beloit tThereJ Basketball-Minneapolis tl-Ierel Basketball-Concordia tTherel MARCH 1-2 District Tournaments-Sabetha 7 10 10 13 23 27 28 30 -8-9 Regional Tournaments County Spelling Contest FHA State Meeting-Topeka Band Party FHA Twirp Dance Festival Music Concert Kayette Easter Program Begin Vacation APRIL 5 6- 7 12 13 16 17 19 20 21 24 25 26 Marysville County Invitational Track Meet 7 Music Festival-Concordia Band To Little American Royal Manhattan Kayette Big-Little Sister Party Triangle Meet, Concordia, Smith Center, Marysville Key Talent Show Golf-Beloit Freshmen Party KU Relays FHA Hospitality Days-Manhattan Senior Class Play Golf-Concordia PTA Open House 27 Atchison Relays MAY 1 Senior Party 1 4 4 7 13 15 16- 20 22' FHA Style Show Junior-Senior Prom NCKL Track Meet Cahan Jr. Sr. Dance Band Concert Senior Program 17 Final Exams Baccalaureate Commencement 1 O dl E 3 1 ei 2 4':...?' Z? , -l 4 l 4 '23