Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
G. H. S. FOOTBALL
TEAM BANQUETED

The football team OF the Gardner
high school was rendered 4 banGueT
a. The johnson House on ThurSl.ay
evening by rhe clLlZeZls Between 81
and 81 SAT down 20 the tables which
were ladened with epicu-ean dishes
which Nine Eost Hilbert had caused
10 De prepared
After the inner man had been sat
lS1ied posi- pranGial exercises were
haG a. which Hon. Q. 3. Ciason Off
cIA1edas uuaSrmasfer Nothing suits
this genial gentleman quite as we'll
as giving athletics IN the G. Il 3
boost and he Was rs q consequence
al his best. Lewis Mooers acted as
cheer leader and did ms duty well
The following responded % toasts
when called upon by the roasruaster
and their remarks were ID the point
and acceptable 10 those present: NO
Alihl," Roland Leighton TO the
Future" Coach Adm: Experiences
as a Manager Harold Ourgtn:
Why Gardiner Wins" Charles Ian
de-k;n; Athletics Ideals Of Ga-rii-
ner Egh." Principal T. {. Chafee:
Big Brothers" DR. W T. Pierce:
''Local Sports" Ma. J. W Be-v
Cur High Schoal, KS Future" May
or Charles J. Brzsuoa.
Much credit for The success OF the
gathering is due rne following CON-
rnItIees. COMMITTEES on arrangements.
Or. ". T Pierce. chairman. Super
Iu1endent l. "A Ross. PRINCIPAL T. c.
Chafss, Frank L Gray. Elvin 4.
Leighton. Fred Anl1s-rc.. Rex M. G.
Folsom J ii. I. Bates, John Hen
derson- Finance committee. William
T. Pierce. Frank l. Gray and FREQ
= nke--ell
The following was the menu. Ouear
olive B1st N celery. cream of chick
en- soup boiled ferris nam. roast Yer
mont turkey, English dressing. c-an-
HerT-v sauce. c-eamed potatoes, mash
ed turntp. fruit salad, Parker House
rolls, strawberry ace c-'earn ange
cake. salt-nes, cheese and coffee.
IcastTuas-er Clason, before calling
1or tnasIs, spoke briefly and gave lus
following as results Of Gardiner
Cnny THANKSGIVING day games since
1903.
1909. Gardiner s: Couv o: 1910. frs
game, Cony &c. Gardiner c: senond
game. Cnny g. Gardiner 0; 1871. Gar
dInrr ). Cony e; 191. Cunv a6. Car
diner 0; 1g1a, Gaz5inar :. Couv O,
1914. Gardiner 1%. Cony o. 1915. Card
ner u. Cony q: 1916. Gardiner Is
Cunv {: 1917. No game. smaIlpox
scare; 1918, Gardiner o. Cory o: 1879
Cnny :, Gardiner 6: SECOND game
Cony 6, Gardiner o
The Team
The whole of athletic tIa--,ner mrs
this wear deep feeling IF prioe in
The plucky group of YOUNGSTERS tha.
nave been the grid:run representa-
uVes Of the Gardiner high school this
season. Even though thew We're best
ed by their up-rve- rivals 1b.sv
fought garneiy until the last wins
tie. In nearly every instance IN sre-v
game thew played they faced larger
azld heavier men. fer tne taurn this
year mas been unusuR:,y light. Cnder
the cuachlng Of AIh.sIlc instructor
Adam they haye devein,sed r1nusua5
ability anG have been wrongly sized
1'p by mora Than one group of oppo-
1ienrs- Best of all however. the play
II this aggregation has been ahse
lutelr Glenn. wiih not a black mark
C7nr one Of the men. L has peeri a.,,rr
ciea1. wholesome sport and their
sncc"ssnrs IN the y'ears 70 come will
90 web 70 emulate The example set.
for more ccn sl1rpass II.
The personnel of the tearn is as eoJ-
lows: Harold Durg,n. manager: Ear-
ola Wehber. assistant manager; Ro-
land Leighton, captain; Bernard Ia
nIsnn- Lewis Mooers. Charles Ian
derkin- Earl Norton, Francis Hickev,
Stanton Ross. Lirwood Cook. Horace
Hudrerh. Charles Hiltr-eth. George
GRAY. Palmer Finds, Donald Cnbiy
Richard AnkerteIl, wiutrad DeBow,
Runert SimUns.