Moundridge High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Moundridge, KS)

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Debaters strike a familiar pose as they Debaters relax in their motel. prepare to depart for a debate tourna- ment. Debaiefg Cai' ixnfe. FIVXYBS TYOP ie.5 Moundridge High School debaters participated in another successful year of debate. Three trophies were won during the course 'of the season. The squad entered eight tournaments: Winfield, Fredonia, Hutchinson, Garden City, Derby, Emporia, and Class A District and State. Kay Ann Krehbiel and Kenneth Lohrentz won second place honors at Gar- den City and third at Hutchinson. Kay Ann, Kenneth, Wanita Stucky, Kay Wedel, and Janet Wedel comprised the state team. After winning second place at the Class A district tourney, this team tied for third in state competition. 1957 - '58 marked the first year of Class A competition. The squad won 67 of 123 decisions-5896. Kay Ann Krehbiel and Kenneth Lohrentz, with the best record, won 7595 of all debates in which they par- ticipated. Front Row: James Goering, Kenneth Lohrentz, Kay Ann Krehbiel, Janet Wedel. Back Row: Kay Wedel, Wen dell Kaufman, Karlyn Stucky, Wanita Stucky, Pam Adrian, Coach Edwin R. Stucky.

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Top Row, left to right: Mr. Galle, Ass't. Coachg Calvin Unruh, Larry .Buller, Daniel Wedel, Duane Moddelmog Kenneth Vogts, Mr. Loy, Coach Bottom Row: Danny Stucky, Nelson Durst, Keith Goering, Clark Graber, Jerroll Goebel, Roger Vogts, Man ager. ndefalassmen Show Good fpfoslze. lg This year's basketball team compiled a rather unimpressive 2 - 17 season record, placing seventh in the Mid-Kansas League. Both wins were recorded in league play. The first five consisted of one senior and four juniors. Underclassmen made up the bulk of the squad, which indicates a more successful future. Mondridge was host to the Class A District Tournament in which six other schools participated. Earlier in the year the 'Cats placed fourth with losses to Clearwater and Andale in the Halstead Invitational. Coach Harvey Loy nmed the following lettermen: Daniel Wedel, Nelson Durst, Jerrolll Goebel, Keith Goering, Duane Moddelmog, Danny Stucky, Larry Buller, Calvin Unruh, and Kenny Vogts. SEASON RECORD MHS 29 Marion 48 MHS 46 Ellinwood 63 M. K. L. SEASON RECORD MHS 46 Halstead 38 MHS 18 Buhler as W MHS 42 Haven 66 Haven 13 MHS 38 Inman 39 MHS ss Burrton 70 Inman 9 MHS 49 Nickerson 66 - - MHS 41 Clearwater 59 Pretty Pralne 9 MHS 36 Andale 43 Burrton 8 MHS 52 Pretty Prairie 59 . MHS 57 Halstead 54 Nlckerson 8 MHS 31 Buhler 50 Buhlgr 7 MHS 43 Haven 73 , MHS 62 . Nickerson 74 Moundndge 2 Inman MHS 49 Marion 65 MHS 51 Pretty Prairie 60 MHS 45 1 Burrton 52 - '-Q -- ,V .a5.t. , .-