Webster High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Webster, SD)

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Websfer Bearcafs Win Third Consecufive Class B Tifle The Webster Bearcats, making their fourth appearance in the State Tournament, won the title for the third consecutive year. This is the first team to accomplish such a feat. The Bearcats had tough opposition at the tournament this year, but outscored the Miller Rustlers 42-56 in the opening game of the State Class 'B'. They next defeated the Phillip Scotties 61-45 before the battle of downing Eureka in the finals, 44-40. The team set a new 5-game scoring record by piling up 147 points for the 5-day contest. The previous record was held by Webster at 157 points made in 1945. Harvey Hanson and Rodney Soyland, both All-Staters, played steady ball throughout the tournament. Hanson scored 48 points' in the 5 games--25 of which came in the breath-taking finals. Soyland dropped in 51 points in the 5 games. Others on the starting line-up were Gene Alvin and Ed Majeske, who were placed on the reserve All-State team. These boys, including Lee Kanago, fought as Bearcats all the way. Alwin hit the net scoring 37 points in his 3 appearances, while Majeske scored 15 points. Play- ing as guard, most of his work was stopping scoring on the other side and starting our plays. A11 10 boys, when called upon, saw action in the State tournament and played good ball. Two members of the starting line-up, Hanson and Soyland are Sen- iorsg also Farmen, a reliable reserve. 47

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lghkklgn Q9 B. Souad Qaaiiall . A--Ha son Peters H61W5-S, Cooper, Naissifn Keehfl' ggqgin. gow 5--Hemman, Fisher, Weudb- Pfister, BT95K9' Haggis! 15 I2ES?EiBE26 The 1947 Football season proved to be a 25 Bgitain O a very successful one for the Bearcats, as 0 51 Milbank O they were the 1947 Northeast Conference n 13 Sisseton 6 Champions. Members of the team were: n 25 Redfield 6 Hanson-left end, Sannes-left tackle, , OO Clark O Buhler-left guard, Bedessem-center, Kanago- n 45 Groton O right end, Soyland-quarter back, Burns- left half back, Alwin-right half back, Malloy-full back. n Pfister, a center, also played in n Z1 gggfggont 34 many of the games in place of Sannes. n 15 Watertown 15 Bedessem would play left tackle and u 15 Watertown 19 Pfister played center. A. Squad Row 1--Majesk , Tessen, Kanavo, Pfister, Buhler, Bedessem, Hanson Row 2--Alwln, Soyland, Malloy, Burns. l.....e.., H. ,