Yates Center High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Yates Center, KS)

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Jmixsc! Ufiofzua 5 gifzfil gfes LEFT TO RIGHT-Back Row: Emma Jean Taylor, Marjorie Sturdivan, Evelyn Winterscheid, Louis Link, Morris Mahon, Laverne Bauersfeld, Max Sterling, Robert Wise, Wendell Wilhite. Harrison Redfearn, Robert Stockebrand, Evelyn Stoll, Ruth Sorenson, Pearl Miller. Third Row: Eula Dean Sturdivan, Velma Light, Naomi Stockebrand, Mayona Weide, Thelma Eagle, Ruthanna Fulhage, Bob Oswald, Kenneth Coffield, Curtis Stoll, Dale McKinsey, Dorothy Bril- ke, Edna Herold, Frances Conn, Thelma Driskill, Mary Smith. Second Row: Helen Wilson, Na- dine Stockebrand, Vivien Eagle, Donna Smith, Margaret Pulliam, Betty Anne Drain, Ram- alee Resler, Bob Worthington. Tommy Almond, Charles Kress, Lane Morrison, Emilia Kraft. Wilma Chambers, Freda Light, Freda Wilson, Mildred Miller. Front Row: Miss Watson. Marjorie West, Peggy McKinney, Ula Brown, Charlene Conner, Lavonne Thcobald. Wanda Stockebrand. Dorothy Kneisly, Patty Stockebrand, Floyd Patteison, Martin Massoth, Frances Davis, Bobby Megli. Donna Herold, Marcella Link. Jean Stockebrand. Betty Jo Linde, Margaret Bauersfeld, Frances Shaffer, Frances Weide. Back Row: Ula Brown, Thelma Eagle, Velma Light, Mayona Weide, Naomi Stocke- brand. Ruth Sorenson, Evelyn Stoll. Thelma Driskill. Edna Herold, Pearl Miller. Em- ma Jean Taylor. Third Row: Marjorie Sturdivan, Helen Wilson, Nadine Stockebrand. Donna Smith, Margaret Pulliam. Evelyn Winterscheid, Ruthanna Fulhage, Dorothy Brilke. Frances Conn, Mary Smith. Mildred Miller, Freda Wilson. Second Row: Mar- jorie West, Peggy McKinney, Frances Shaefer, Betty Anne Drain, Vivien Eagle. Ramalee Resler, Eula Dean Sturdivan, Emilia Kraft, Wilma Chambers, Freda Light. Front Row: Miss Watson, Charlene Connor, Lavonne Theobald, Wanda Stockebrand, Dorothy Kneisly, Patty Stockebrand, Donna Herold, Marcella Link, Jean Stocke- brand, Betty Linde, Margaret Bauersfeld, Frances Weide. 17

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oofgaff Top Row: Vear Leighton, Irwin Wrampe, Jimmie Allen, Richard Slane, Tom Van- Hoozer, Curtis Stoll, Torn Fry. Second Row: Jim Smith, Norman Beine, Ray Pingrey, Robert Bowers, Tom Smith, Bob Worthington, Dean Englebrecht. Third Row: Leo Stockebrand, Dale McKinsey, Max Sterling, Lawrence Robison, Louis Link, Ted Gould, Albert Settlemyer, Elmer Vecera. Fourth Row: Coach McDonald, Francis Dav- is, Harland Easley, Denzel Philo, Richard McCormick, Bill Randall, Elmer Crumrine, Lester Gillespie, R. T. Brown, Jr., Richard Mulsow, Don Randall, Herbert Schaede, Marvin Wilson, John Hollingsworth, Arthur Watts, Hoyt Etter, Lane Allen Morrison, Marcus Sloan, Willard McCormick and Jackie McDonald-mascots. The virtues of this past edition of Wildcat gridsters can never be sufficiently lauded. Their fighting spirit, school loyalty, and co-operation throughout the past season, both on the playing field and off, will always linger in the minds of the Wild- cat fans. Participants in 9 games, the proteges of Coaches McDonald and Vecera won 4, lost 2, and tied 3. In competition with Tri-Valley opponents, the Wildcats finished strong to tie for 4th place honors, with a .572 percentage. A squad of veterans and ardent recruits were speedily conditioned, under the capable guidance of their coaches, for their initial tilt with Gridley. The Wildcats made an impressive opening by overwhelming the Yellowjackets 26-6. The Wildcats continued their victory drive by outmudding Garnett 7 to 0 on a football field so muddy that it resembled a freshly ploughed field. The Wildcats, fighting like their namesakes, tied their next two games, with Eureka and Neodesha, but they lost to an overpowering Fredonia team with a sting- ing defeat of 19-0. Journeying to Cherryvale the Wildcats enjoyed the easy defeat of the Cherries on their own muddy gridiron, 33-6. It should be mentioned here that during the whole football season not more than one or two games were played on a dry field. Meeting another league opponent, the Wildcat eleven lost to Humboldt 25-0. The Wildcats did not cross the chalk stripe for one point that night, With renewed vigor the Wildcats then tackled the mighy Emporia eleven on the local gridiron to battle it out to a draw with a score of 7-7. No amount of fight or spirit stored up by the Burlington Wildcats could stand up before the onslaught of the Yates Center Wildcats when they met the Burling- ton eleven on Yates Center's field. The Yates Center strong arm crew snowed under their old Turkey Day rivals 30-7. Fifteen members of this magnificent squad will be lost by graduation this year, leaving a large gap in the Wildcat squad, but it will be ably filled by the up and coming underclassmen. 19 ,'Zf? M , 'f ill ,if W 3, ,.,.. 4 -.a.f',.g,a 1 rg, ., gm vjg. ,':ii:f Q ' H' iv -.+ .9 22 :rg It sv, it , -1 72355 W3