Sumner High School - Echoes Yearbook (Sumner, IA)

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LUCINDA WOLF F Eighth Grade MARGARET BECKER Seventh Grade MRS. L. ELMER WALKER Sixth Grade VICTORIA MADSEN Fifth Grade DOROTHEA OLSEN Fourth Grade AMANDA RODER Third Grade I , If I If' ' , 14 . , f - f OLIVE WESCOTT Second Grade UARDA LAUTERBACH First Grade MRS. MARGARET GIESE Kindergarten MRS. MARY PRIDEAUX Secretary-Librarian ALBERT IDUHRKOPF Custodian HENRY SCI-IEDTLER Custodian Cry 1 lf J nys ,fy 5' Y...- 71 233 :QF 'C .-..-Sh 'IJ I fb

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lUlllllAll lnd1cates letter wmners THIRD ROW Boderman sm Buhr G1eseman T Cass Kueker Pagel Vlurphy Klemer Buldhaupt Plaster Aschbrenner sml SEC OND ROW Mr Gosch Pollow Haag Westendorf Meler' Leyh F Johnson' Erkel Kuchmann' Gard1ner Sowles R Cass ' Mr H1 dxnger FRONT ROW Snyder' D Borcherd1ng'l' Kochf' Reaslandw' Lantowr Dur1ng the fall of 1948 the Aces enjoyed one of the1r more successful seasons 1n recent years When the season closed Sumner held th1rd place ln the conference standmngs wmth a 4 Z record for conference games The Aces dxd not play a warm up game before startzng conference play and that IS probably one reason they came out on the short end of a 33 0 score when they traxeled to Postv1lle to meet the P1rates In themr second game at West Un1on the West Umon Bombers blocked a Sumner punt 1n the closmg mmutes of the game to hand the Aces another conference loss 13 6 In the th1rd conference contest the Maynard Blue Devlls lnvaded Durant Fxeld but the Aces were ready to play football and won the game 26 7 The follow1ng week the Aces journeyed to Fayette and took the Cardmals to camp 31 0 W1th a conference record of 2 Z the Aces met Waukon next at Durant Fxeld and made the record three wmns and two losses by a 34 O score The next contest anon conference battle was at Grundy Center The Aces couldn t match Grundy s power and dropped the game 18 13 The overall record was now 3 3 The Elkader War rmors were next when they met the Aces at Sumner for the Ace s homecomxng In a hard played conference game the Aces came out on top by a 32 I3 score Inthe fmal game of the season Cedar Falls Teacher s H1gh came here to meet the Aces for a non conference contest ln a bruxsmg battle the Aces pulled the game out of the f1re to w1n 19 13 The flnal season s record was 5 won 3 lost Sumne r Sumner Sumne r Sumne r Sumne r Sumner Sumne r Sumner SCORES Postv1lle West Umon lwlaynard Fayette Waukon Grundy Center Elkader T C I-hgh lf? 1 'A f 1 Q Q , i - S A ' rg A , Pi 'sf , y fl 1 f l. , ' , . , . 1 3 1 l 1 1 1 l ' - Sowersv, Heyerf, Stranahanr, lvl. Borcherdingv, Leasev, Hannamanv 0 ' 33 6 ' 13 Z6 7 31 ' O 34 0 13 18 32 13