Wyandotte High School - Quiverian Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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CIT? CHAMPS At forward were Dodd, Boyer, Drohan, Logs- don, and Mathiag at center we had Rollings and Flowersg while at guard were Tucker, Gaunce, Kratzer and Graves. The Canine reserve team, coached by Carter Burns, finished a ver impressive season with fourteen wins and five Yosses. Their second game with Ward which was a very close game all the way ended after two overtime periods when Harry Jett, sophomore center, hit a field goal. TOP TO BOTTOM: Keith Dodd, senior, forward, 2 yearsp John Kratzer, senior, guard, 2 yearsg Glenn Boyer, junior, center: Bob Drohan, senior, forwardg Jim Logsdon, junior forward: Doyle Mathia, junior, forward. This page sponsored by THE JOE M. O'F'FIL.L. MOTOR COMPANY 1313 State--Nash 4' .fa :J ' 5 X 5 I 2-ga 9 Q of i '64 'riO f' r lf' ' is , L X 3, ,1 7 x ,xml fi p E V, ,,k, .,,V 'r IJ x O 5 O! li r 'zi.,, , 'sw' 5 fax ff rf' fx' I T Q L 1 V X If Li ' 4 REQ V ,,,L rt, T l ..,-Ma' P p , 'fig V dxf ., 5 5 WWI , T Q L' in 1,4 5 si- ,V Jfvfz Al, ..

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RESERVE BASKETBALL BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Kramer, Bill This Page SPOHSOF'-fd bl' Sinderson, Harry Jett, Glenn Boyer, Ralph Wallace, 'J Norman Gunderman, Robert Morris, Harry Johnson, manager. FRONT ROW: Coach Carter Burns, Gerald W A Yoakum, Don Kukuk, Jerry Nugent, Melvin Whisler, Fred Flowers, Frank Gritton. M 'S H FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Johnson, Gary Russell, Billy Collins, Frank Dollard, Don Smith, Bob Prye, Richard Bizal, Coach Francis Swaim. FRONT ROW: Ed Ash, Kenneth Tanner, Roy Hicks, Bobby Reed, Kenneth Payne, Joe Stotler, George Vukas. 21