East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Sports... PAGE27 Conn fries zz C orncr Sfmt 0 Lilllcton Sin ks One Members of East basketball team pictured are, left to right, front row: Charles Gill, Bob Conn, Rod Grubb, Cleo Littleton, and Linwood Burns. Second row: Lafayette Norwood, Ioe Rainman, Willis Hockett, Lyndell Avery, Everett Gray, Arlene Messner, Roger Madson, and Fritz Brickell. East East East East SEASON,S RECORD Pittsburg Hutchinson . . Salina . Winfield 46 East 34 East 61 East 51 . . . Wellington 35 68 ...... Emporia 51 79 ..... Hutchinson 42 East East East East East East East East East . . North Wellington . Newton E1 Dorado St. Mary's Ark City . Winfield . Topeka . . North 39 57 East East East East 42 65 59 50 East 29 36 53 53 East Dodge City Tournament . . . . . . First Place State Tournament . . . . . Altamont 34 . . . Parsons 52 . . . Newton 48 . . . First Place 35 54 ...... Ottawa 33 82 62 B Team Scores ' Coach Frank Henkel's B team distin- guished themselves by completing the season with I3 wins against 5 losses, racking up 834 points to 645 for their opponents.

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THE BIG gfggy Hspoffs CONN SCORES THE RECORD EAST OIPPONENT' 25 Salina 25 1 9 I 3 Wellington 1 3 33 Newton 7 6 El Dorado 6 6 Topeka 26 33 Hutchinson 6 20 Ark City 7 54 Winfield o I9 Wichita North 6 Sedan! 79 TENSION Thrills and anxious moments were experi- enced by both coaches and players during the 1950 football season. Coaches Ralph Miller, S'tub Mayo, and players Ierry Iohnston, Louie Valdez dramatize a tense moment in the El Dorado-East game. l l Pinch-hitting for the regular cheerleaders are five peppy alter- nates. They are seated from left to right: Pam Barron, Kay Wasson, Patsy Wiley. Standing from left to right are: Darrell Martin and Charles Hyatt. wonderful school spirit shown at Pep Assemblies and games this year. Much of East's success reflects directly on the fol- lowing people: Pat Conklin, Nancy Heaston, Stephanie Drake, head Cheer Leaderg Phyllis Lehto, Max Blakley, Ronnie Tholen S. F. Parzybok, sponsorg Max Allison, and Terry Kennedy. 9

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PAGE28 THE BIG STURY .Sports Zaadetemo These are the fellows who upheld the laurels of the sophomore class on the hard- woods. Members of the team are, from left to right, first row: Roe Messner, Garry Mann, Floyd Farmer, Fritz Brickell, Frank Baldridge, Don Ulrich, and Norky Iones-Manager. Second row: Dwight Dinsmore, Daniel Kiser, Ted Beard, Bruce Bishop, Everett Gray, Charles Alderson, and Elmer Noordhoek. r 7amZ!a4 Boys displaying their ability on the 'horse' are, from front to back: Bob O'Bleness, Don Pulver, Robert Yokeley, Paul Holmes, and Bill Keltner. '7aZ-mmwwzf Zhzmpaae No school is complete without an intramural basket- ball league. East I-Ii'ers on the winning team are, from left to right, first row: Dan Kubik, Bob Cole, Iames Burns, and Buddy Ott. Second row: Ierry VV ilson, Chuck Woodin, Floyd Farha, Don Dalrymple, and Bill Confer. Qqnumm Another important phase of high school athletics is the gymnastic program. Members of the gymnastic team are, from left to right, first row: Don Schneider, Paul Holmes, Bill Keltner, Don McCurdy, Don Pulver, Iim Ashley, and Phil Garberich. Second row: Lloyd Baker, Robert Yokeley, Don Shields, Gene Manning, Bob O,Bleness, Phil Shields, Leslie Litsey, and Paul Iohnston. Third row: George Grover, Iim Hibbard, Don Miller, Iohn Yasbec, Iim Bardwell, Ralph Rundell, Dick Wasson, Kenny Brown, and VVilliam Rubino. Fourth row: Lester Brewer, Dennis Whittington, Richard Bixler, Bob Mc- Gelland, Max Lafever, lim Snook, Bob Iensen, Duke Deupree, and Lyman Parmelee.