Moundridge High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Moundridge, KS)

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First Row: Mr. Galle, Dick Gaeddert, Glenn Rupp, Melvern Ratzlaff, Daniel Wedel, Duane Mod delmog, Keith Goering, Gib Burgan, Mr. Loy. Second Row: Sherwin Schrag, Philip Ratzloff, Mark Sander, Gerald Hensley, Wayne Goermg Tom Voth, Vaughn Gravber, Calvin Unruh, Nelson Durst. Third Row: Jewell Beard, Ivan Welty, Kenneth Vogts, George Toews, Clark Graber, 'Steve Kauf man, Tim Rupp, Roger Vogts. Fourth Row: -Keith Vogts, Bryce Goering, Brooks Harder, Richard Stucky, Mark Rupp Randolph Krehbiel, Robert Parks, Dwight Moddelmog, Galen Wedel, Gficlciefj Place. Slxlk in Sialfxdivxgs Coach Gilbert Galle, and assistant, Harvey Loy. MKL FOOTBALL STANDINGS Haven Pretty Prairie Nickerson Buhler Moundridge Halstead Burrton Inman Wins Losses Ties 7 0 0 5 l 1 4 3 0 4 ' 3 0 3 4 0 2 5 0 1 5 1 0 7 0

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lene is crowned by captain Daniel. ooilzclll Royalty Charlene Moddelmog reigned as queen at the football homecoming game. The game was played with Nickerson on October 11. Queen Charlene was escorted to the throne by captain Daniel Wedel. Attendants, Velma Hoyer and Marilyn Goebel, were accompanied by co-captains Dick Gaeddert and Glenn Rupp. Sarah and Allen Goering acted as crown and football bearers. The highlight of the game was an 80-yard run by Don Wedel, senior letterman. This was the only touchdown made by the Wildcats in the homecoming tilt. Don Wedel is headed for the goal post as he executes the play which produced the 'cats' only TD. Several Panthers are in hot pursuit. Captain and Queen, along with football and crown bearer, march past gridders. The Royal Kiss. Queen Char-

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Football toughies receive a lec- MHS and Crusader captains are No. 38-'Dick Gaeddert gains yardage ture at half time in the dressing introduced -by official before the with the pigskin with the aid of an room. game gets underway. excellent block by an unidentified Wildcat as Jewell Beard follows the 1 action. , l 1 Moundridge gridders ended the season with an 3 - 5 record. They opened the season with a 20 - 7 loss to Marion in a non-league contest. League play began with a thrilling 7 - 6 victory over Halstead. On October 11, before a honie- i coming crowd, the 'Cats lost a thriller to Nickerson 7 - 6. This was followed by 40 - 7 and 32 - 2 blastings by Haven and Pretty Prairie, respectively. 1 The Wildcats returned to the winning way by defeating Inman 13 - 0, 1 however, Buhler proved too powerful as they whitewashed the 'Cats 48 - 13. l At the close of the season the Burrton game was forfeited by the Eagles be- cause of influenza. The five losses do not prove that MHS had an unsuccessful season. Many l sophomores saw action, which indicates that Moundridge might be doing p well in the future. 1 The second team played several games during the season, as did the freshmen. Cal Unruh and Don Wedel show evidence of pre-game tension as they emerge from the dressing room. s SENIOR LETTERMEN Mel Ratzlaff, guard: Daniel 1 Wedel, endg Dick Gaeddert, endg Glenn Rupp, tackle. osunQLe-- - .-