Weir High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Weir, KS)

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5 li .......--v-' Bam! -1.4 Bottom Row: Middle Row: Top Row: AN Qs 25536 ND H213 Eli! 5525922 25.-- Billie Nelson, Velma Mason, Colleen Fesler, Ellen Ross, Bobby Schenher, Lillys Wisby, Eleanor Williams, Betty Atkinson, Mildred Van Kam, Mary Louise Bernardi, Jackie Theis, Jack Bolinger. . Luella Mlshler, Hal Hamilton, Bill Mason, Dale Mason, Carol Turpin, Margaret Hardie, Doris Knickerbocker,Joye Fromong, Mary Louise Ennis, Helen Curtis, Miss Margie Smith, Lora Jean Scott. Billy Bellman, John Dea Hartman, Clifford Ross, Sam Mapes, Francis Curtis, Dale Richardson, Billy Howland, Bill Lochead, George Poznich, Billy Manley, Russell G. Baker, Joe Dave Martin. fklllll 0 Q fel ,MX X ,659

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Qasfetoaff ncoachn Harley King, John D. Hartman, Bob Knapp, Bob Johnson, Jack Cote, Hal Hamilton. Danny hb sr. To Row- ggbu gigiett, Gene Mills, Billy Belleman, Johnny p ' Kirkendoll, Clifford Ross, DHPPS11 Smokewoodf Jack Donahoe, John R. Craddock, Francis Curtis, nBuddyn Atkinson. Seasons Record Bottom Row: 15 Won 7 Lost I Weir 27 St. Mery's 20 Weir 55 Cherokee 51 46 Riverton 20 40 College Hi 54 55 Riverton 15 51 Columbus 24 44 College H1 16 52 Pitt. H1 59 28 Cherokee 20 24 Alumni 22 51 St. Francis 26 42 College H1 29 16 Columbus 28 27 St. Mary's 55 25 Pleasanton 26 48 Uniontown 17 19 St. Mary's 20 58 Fulton 27 26 Galena 51 25 Arcadia 22 26 Pleasanton 24 29 Welda 50 Covertimej The Weir Wildcats, u der the able tutelege of 'Coach Harley Kingn, have enjoyed mn of the most successful seasons in the record of Weir High School. Highlights in the Weir season were the Wildcats 51-24 victory over a potent Columbus team and a 25-22 victory over Arcadia in the finals of the Regional Tournament. This victory over Arcadia gave Weir the right to enter the State Tournament at Eureka. Although the Wildcats were defeated in the first rou d of this tourney, they made a fine showing but went down to de- feat 50-29 in an over time game. Prospects for next season are bright as six lettermen will returns The following boys will be lost by graduation: Cote, Schuberger, Donahoe, and Har man.

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fl' X 1 IW' f Y: ff 1 Q 55 A B L U E A N D G O 57 f ---.. ..-- -...LQ wmfffgf J QQQ F -ff 1 Bottom Row: Mary Louise Bernardie,Kathryn Kelso, Eloise Johnson, Top Row: Anna Laura Smokewood, Lillys Wisby, Gloria Kelso, Thadene Blair,E1eanor Wil1iams,Miss Geneva Pnillippan fsponsorj. John Dea Hartman, Danny Sohuberger, Jack Cote, Robert Johnson, Bob Knapp, Hal T. Hamilton, Billy Howland. W.'. S52 i.!I , Bottom Row: Top Row: 952225125 22552 Dorothy Dugger, Lillys Wisby, Mary Louise Bernardie, Kathryn Kelso, Anna Laura Smokewood, Phillys Wisby, Gloria Kelso, Lora Jean Scott, Evelyn Poznich, Wilma Dugger, Doris Knickerbocker, Colleen Fesler, Annetta. Matter. Mrs. D. R. Morris Ksponsorj, Jack Donahoe, John Dea Hartman, Danny Schuberger, Jack Cote, Bob Johnson, Bob Knapp, Hal T. Hamilton, Francis Curtis, Betty Atkinson, Allie Martin, Betty Simone. J El Y 1 Y 1 J l 1 ' l J