East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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WRESTLING TEAM- QUpper Pictureb Left to Right-LEs YOUNG, WILHITE, RUVALCABA, HERSHBERGER, SMITH, WARL, GOSELAND TED YOUNG, BOB YOUNG, CUMMINGS, JONES. SWIMMING TEAM - CLower Picturej Bottom Row-Left to Right-PARISA, KEIE, DRY, TUCKER, ROMBOLD, STEWART, CHANDLER. Middle ROW-BEARDSLEY fmanagerj, JESTER, BROSE, WALLS, CHRISTOPHER, SCHMIDT, MCALISTER, SNODGRASS fcoachj. 'I'op ROW-ALLEN, VAN WORMER, HENRION, DODGE, PROSSER, EELIN, WITHERSPOON. Wrestling Mayo's Matmen went through an al- most perfect season this year losing only 1 out of 10 matches and this one was to the out of state Blackwell Team. The graplers took the state again plac- ing two men in champion berths. Ted Young, copped first in the 103 and Tubby Cummings took the 120 event. Second Place men were Jones, B. Young, Hershberger, Wahl, Barger, and Williamson. Swimming Fritz's Finmen won 7 out of 9 meets this year being dunked only by Coffey- ville in their own pool and then again by them in the State Meet. Coffeyville finished first with 49 points and East was second with 43. State Champion- ships went to Jerome Chandler, who won the 100 yard Breast Stroke, and Dry, Jester, Brose, and Schmidt who splashed to victory in the 160 yard Relay. Second place honors went to Jim Stewart, in the 40 yard Freestyle, Pete Rombold, in the 100 yard Back Stroke and the Medley Relay Team.

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BASKETBALL TEAM A SQUAD - 4Upper Picture? Bottom Row-Left to Right-GUICE, FARNEY, LA FEVER, BRUMBACH, JOHNSON, BINFORD, ANDERSON, PECHIN. , Top ROW-BREEN Ccoachj, WOR'TH1Nc'T'ON, SHOGREN, BRANUM, BENTON, MAYO, BIGELOW, KING Cmanagerb. BASKETBALL TEAM - SOPHOMORE - 1Lower Picturey A - Bottom Row-Left to Right-SHANNON, MOXLEY, HEDSTROM, MCMILLEN, THOMPSON. Middle Row-HENKEL Ccoachb, MOLLER, SUMMERS, SHOGREN, BAUGH, BARNETT, NORD- STROM Cmanagerb. Top ROW-SWEARER, PARKS, MANN, SQUIRES, CLARK, COOK, COVEY, DELLING, TROMBOLD. Basketball The basketball squad this year faced a tough schedule, but under the coaching of Emmett Breen, and Ralph Miller, they were able to chalk up a tie with North for the City Championship, third place in the Dodge City Tournament, and, Won the Regional Meet at Inde- pendence. With only three of the first team seniors and a fine second team the cage men are expected to take top honors next year. Binford was our contribution to the first All Ark Valley Team this year.

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