Redfield High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Redfield, IA)

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g BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Kenneth Lamb, Harold Summy, Richard Smeltzer, Richard Kolp, Keith Hutchins, Billy Christensen. SECOND ROW: Manager Harvey Beane, Maurice Pontius, Billy Forshier, Billy Burgess, Kenneth Hogan, Roger Martin, Coach Jack Padilla. REDFIELD HAS A FAIR BASEBALL SEASON The Redfield bulldogs finished third in the Racoon River Valley Conference in the 1948 season. ln the 1949 season we are going to miss Dale Hague and Kenneth Lamb who won gold baseballs as batting champions with an average ot .391 and .369 respectively. Dale Hague was absent when the baseball pic- ture was taken. The letterrnen for the l948 season were Dick Kolp, Richard Smeltzer, Ken- neth Larnb, Dale Hague, Kenneth Hogan, Billy Burgess. Roger Martin, Keith Hutchins and Harold Surnrny. SEASON RECORD We They 5 Linden 4 3 Adel 1 4 l 2 Panora 0 5 Earlham 8 l 8 Dexter 6 l l Stuart 7 Sectional Tournmnent 8 Stuart 9 f-'gg fix V -37- v

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BOYS BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Keith Hutchins, Don Mills, Dick Bales, Kenneth Hogan, Darrell Stapes, Rich Smeltzer. ROW TWO: Coach Padilla, Maurice Pontius, Warren Brandstatter, Harold Summy, Billy Woolman, Pat Mitchell, Lloyd Stapes, Manager. The boys 1948-1949 basketball practice started on November 15, with thirty- two boys reporting. Coach picked a traveling squad of ten boys. The boys had an average season. Lloyd Stapes was the manager. The squad Will only lose three seniors, therefore they should put out a pretty fair team next season. Rich Smeltzer was chosen captain. The boys have played 20 games, winning 7 and losing l3. Their percentage for the season was 35 per cent. SEASON RECORD We They We They Waukee 43 1 9 Earlharn Linden 14 22 Panora Dexter 23 26 Dallas Center Adel 15 30 Panora Van Meter 36 27 Minburn Dallas Center 35 27 Stuart Earlham 28 Boys Co. Tournament Stuart 38 46 Wash. Twp. Linden 27 21 Assumption Adel 23 Sectional Toumament Dexter 19 27 Casey - qA:,:.:,:l!' ...ZQJH xf Q Q1 ' l 1 N .IP 5 f -36-

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LIBRARIANS ROW ONE: Erma Wacht, Miss Leeper. ROW TWO: Marilyn Turk, Norman Rogers, Elsie Sneathen, Darlene Thompson, Patty Merical, Juanita Evans, Leah Parker, Mona Gibler, Blanche Carpenter, Lena Crase, Darlene Cave. . ROW THREE: Billy Forshier, Dona Keltner, Don Mills, Junior Crase, Shirlie Harrison, Norma Miller, Darrell Duff. rx' The group of librarians above, supervised by Miss Leeper, are keeping our library in good order. The librarians check the books in and out and arrange them in alphabetical order by the author of the books. Various ways have been used to improve our library system. A black list has been made to encourage students with lower grades to study by not allow- ing them to read books for pleasure during school hours, without special per- mission. New books have been added this year giving us a large number of fiction books. South by Thunderbird an educational book of South America, was given to us by the American Legion Auxiliary. Students are not allowed to sign out to the library for more than five minutes. This eliminates gatherings. , A 'Z c' 3 x xy, Q- T 'H'1 ll ,, J 8- - -38-