Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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A - uae' it ts li DICK PURDY CLARK QUINTAL ED HATZENBUHLER Gl.EN WERTZ Fullbgck Halfback Center Tackle The Mitchell Kernels turned in a l946 football record that proved them to be one of the top teams in the confer- ence. The Kernels had tive wins one tie and one loss in the conference play in addition to two non-conference wins. The pigskins started soaring over the Kernel Stadium in August with 54 candidates reporting for the initial prac- tice. With five regulars back from the l945 squad Coach ' 'E gciii g ' ic icuiii iii Him lUl Ihe BVOOKIVI S' DICK WILLARD contest on September I3 Guard Ater trailing I9 to O at one time the Kernels cut loose CO CAPTAIN BILL BAKER their backfield in the second halt to bring them a well Guard earned l9 to I9 tie with the Bobcats lack Row lleft to right! Doyle Johnson Jack Cotton Bob Reed D nton Lieschner Ed Colby Don Nepstad Jack Farris Bradley .len sen Kenneth Koop LuVerne Galdammer Richard Culhane George Carstens Dean Rowley Jack Morgan Don Johnson Ronal Spry John Tracy Don Fuller Douglas Koch Ernest Giese and Jerry Cross Center Row Jerry Gunn Dick Willard Emery Fillmore Do Hanson Ralph Dickinson Glen Wertz Bob Murphy Judd Mabee Ed Hatzenbuhler Ben Cobb Herb Scott John Cobb Harry Plcht Jerry Harmon Bill Kaye Clark Quintal Ronnie Wiblemo Harry Hilton Bob Koepp Bill Baker Dick Purdy Tom Clark and Jack ONeilI Front Row Darrell Hollister Dale Bailey James Tiede Jim Lyman Dayton Koch Jack Berry Jack Carr Kenneth Dtckenson Bill Atkin son Terry Lmdahl John Laufman Gene Toland and Richard Hatzenbuhler Not pictured Kenneth Juul and Virgil Schurz 15.1.2 ar 4 0 caxaS5235 5659s3B.'2FgK 474848 ll! 100 I I 1 1 I A 1 l l I ' Yuiiiiui U Suu ii ti Q I I I ' ' ' ' - : , 1 1 1 H I 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : I I I I I I I I - I I I I A : ' , .1 1 7, 71' , V .Iii Q B I I I , . , 1 f 1 Q Q If l , f 151' Je ' 1 , Q . by T' ' B .aff A 4 I I . l .' 5 - - V 3 ,, , I sv ' ,1 . 91 1 , ' ' I ' 44 . M ., ,. I , H , , , . , , ,- .t II,-., I . ,,.I.I., 'fqrfvgrx Vg'-. ' , A, Ar ,Y .,. D, f , I ,J I ' T, 5- -1-gf ew, R ,eq- or. 'gm 411:11 '. A ..- I fwfr ':.W'?I,, ,f gg ,,f ,nit , -2 f., ,, we .

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42' SN Workmg on possnble basketball strategy are the three men who headed the Mrtchell Hugh coachmg staff thus Y90f They are left to nght A A Qurntal Arthur Brooks and Kenneth Bamhart Jlfl cb! CS, Jlflenfou We dedncate thus frrst page of our athletlc drvusvon to the coachlng staff who suffered through a year of football scnmmages basketball practaces and track workouts We honor them for the tune work they dzd rn bulldlng great teams for Ml-lS Joe frnlshed hrs twentleth year as head coach by beatlng Suoux Falls In both football and basketball W know thus means more to htm than any pralse we could gnve hum here Wed just luke to say Thanks Joe for belng our coach ln Ken Barnhart and Art Brooks Joe had two able assrstants Barney had charge of the B squad ID basketball and was the number one advlser rn football and track Art had the tough job of coachlng the begun ners rn the vanous sports and dad a tune rob Other sports advnsers were Scott Campbell and Steve Rames who worked IH football and Intramural Although therr posstlons were behund the scenes jobs much credlt IS due them for theur tune work But more Important than all the athletic achlevement these men taught us the value of good sportsmanshnp both rn competntlon and In school lnfe Shown holdung the Lrttle Brown Jug captured from Yankton un the last gnd :ron battle are football managers Paul il Chrtsten and Bob Roscamp Last fall therr Spare tame was spent flxlng cleats hand Ing out towels and takrng care of the football team s wants The basketball managers Herb Wnght and Ronal Spry kept tab of the Kernels equlpment and packed for out of town trrps Therr ,obs were well done and deserve much pralse ,ef 'V . Rst ' 1 1 f ' 1 1 - I A I 1 ' ,, ,, . . . . . . . e . , . . . , . . ,, ' I I I 1 ll Il ll ' 11 ll II ll - , . . . ,, ,, . . . 1 - - A - - 11 - 11 , - , 1 A I ' ai, 1 2 I . air, rg 1 T ' ' , -- Bu - . f V 1 I . 1 1 M. ' e - 1 I . . , 'S

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'F 19.210 HARRY PICHT RONNIE WIBLUAO BOB KOEPP HERB SCOTT Tackle QuOffefbOCll Tackle Halfback The next week the Kernels took a breather and swamped Cathedral 52 to O The whlte clad backtaeld ran wnld from their T formatlon to gave the lrlsh theur worst defeat of the season Corn Palace Week saw the Kernels trounce the Wessungton Spnngs Spartans 54 to O un another non conference game A mud spattered but vuctorrous Kernel eleven emerged from the Madlson contest on October 4 wrth the furst conference wan under theur belt 6 to O was the heartbreaker at the l the next week by a score of an The hard fought Aberdeen game on October ll season as the Kernels lost to the Golden Eagles 2l to The team came back strong and toppled Huron 25 to 7 The Watertown Arrows were the Kernels next glgdrrcin gladrators topped off the best Homecomlng an years to defeat the Arrows to 4 The Kernels set a precedent that we hope wrll be contnnued for many years an defeatang Sioux Falls for the second tame ln succession 23 to 6 The Yankton Bucks were added to the strung of Kernel vlctorles In the last game of the season on November 8 The Bucks fell to a l9 to O count cllmaxnng the season wnth the regarnrng of the much contested Luttle Brown Jug vrctrms on October l8 The lackheld Scott Cobb Wublemo Qumtal Lme Mabee Koepp Hnlton Hatzenbuhler maker Pncht Murpl i' ni. l . l M TOM CLARK F1 CO CAPTAIN HARRY HILTON Guard Q5 I. g g r I A ' A TY, .tyv , V K , 'mr . ..,. . . . - - 'M I 1 g E d , . . . , l - Il . ll I