Hoisington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hoisington, KS)

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HRedN Neal earned his Bob Marcum earned his Harry Bradshaw Saw Monroe Bipdsong earned third. letter at guard first letter, eubstitu- considerable action at his gecgnd letter play- poe1tion,. med was famed ting for Thayer at for- the pivot post. This ig ing the center position. for his fighting spirit, ward, Harry's first letter, H6 WHS good on rebounds. GUYS ss -Q ft z V l .sax N a Y 2-if . 1 3rd Row-Coach Dumler, Madden, Ericks, Herres, Shirer, B, Birdsong, Neal, Bradshaw, M, Birdsong 2nd Row-West, Kingston, Banks, Meyer, Marcum, Shewbert, Hammond, Brown, Younger, Mr, Boyd lst Row-Russell, T, Guliford, Welch, Winter, Thayer, Keyes, Smith, Cozens, A, Guliford Ray Thayer was high UChalkyH Guliford played Eddie Herreg, one of Bob Keyes, acting as scorer for the Cardinals steady ball at guard and thg begt Daggers on the substitute for Bob Bird- and one of the highest forward positions, This team earned his second song, earned his first scorers in the C,P,L, was his first letten letter at guard position letter this year, 20

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