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

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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

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3 , .tot stiff' A ting! fi S Qui a -New A 5 13 , wa L 6.13 E .fl Q, A 2,..1.,,. l t 1 im ff: ' A gi VARSITY SCHEDULE Wyandotte Atchison Wyandotte Fort Scott Wyandotte Leavenworth Wyandotte Shawnee Mission Wyandotte Southwest Wyandotte Argentine Wyandotte Topeka Wyandotte Rosedale Wyandotte Ward Wyandotte Emporia Wyandotte Wichita North Wyandotte Pittsburg Wyandotte Great Bend Wyandotte Garden City Wyandotte Topeka Wyandotte Lawrence Wyandotte Hutchinson Wyandotte Argentine Wyandotte Shawnee Mission Wyandotte Rosedale Wyandotte Ward 14, Lost 7 Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Wyandotte Won 1 RESERVE SCHEDULE titty VARSITY SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Graves, Doyle Mathia, John Kratzer, Bob Flowers, Keith Dodd, J. W. Rollings, Coach Marion Wools, Glenn Boyer, Gary Gaunce, Bob Drohan, Jim Logsdon, Gary Tucker. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Fort Scott 29 Wyandotte 21 Rockhurst 6 Leavenworth 38 Wyandotte I9 Shawnee Mission I6 Shawnee Mission 37 Wyandotte 18 Washington 23 Southwest 24 Wyandotte 31 Ward 4 Argentine 22 Wyandotte 22 North K. C. 23 Topeka 41 Wyandotte 20 Central Junior 37 Rosedale Wyandotte 24 Northwest 20 Ward 32 Wyandotte 20 Ward I9 Emporia 30 Wyandotte 24 Argentine 32 Wichita North 37 Wyandotte 42 North K. C. 29 Bonner Springs 18 Wyandotte 27 Turner 22 Bonner Springs 39 Wyandotte 76 Manual 38 Pittsburg 25 Wyandotte 22 Central Junior 37 Topeka 34 Wyandotte 38 Northwest 40 Lawrence 42 Wyandotte 27 Argentine I9 Argentine 30 Wyandotte 25 Shawnee Mission 26 Shawnee Mission 44 Won 9, Lost 7 Rosedale 39 Ward 39 4, Lost 5 This page sponsored by MEYER'S MILK'ii'5fMEIYERS'S ICE CREAM Hn. 'ttf--ml R

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SWIMMING The fact that their first meet was a defeat cast no shadow on the unwaverin determination of the Wyandotte Swimmers who tallied ive victories out of nine at the close of the 51 season. Wichita North forced the Bulldo s to bow out when the final score revealed a 36-29 Reds in lead in the inital meet ofthe year. Bob Bishop took the onl first for the Red and White in the 100 yard breast stru e. The next three s lashes, however, turned the tables, as the Ro - men u led on to defeat the Wichita East Aces 41-24 t e Tope a Trojans 35-31, and the Wentworth Dragons 48-18. A trip to the Wichita Natatoriums proved little short of successful in the respect that the Eastteam and the North squad edged out a victory over the Bulldogs, 34-23 and 32-Z5 respectively. The Ro men returned home to sink the Wentworth Dragons 46- 0. The Wyandotte Mermen took first in six of ei ht events. A meet with Topeka proved to be Trojan s ay when they came out on top 30 to 27. The final meet of the year with Kemper resounded the Bulldog grumble 46-Z0 with the assistance ofNorman Shipley who took first in the 100 yard back stroke with a timing of 1:09. Z. Wyandotte s best timers are Don Burwell 40yard free style 20.8, Bob Novak, 1111.2 100 yard breast stroke, Norman Shipley 1:90. 100 yard back stroke Gene Buchanan, 60.5 100 yard freestyle, and Don Burton 2131.4 220 yard free st le. The State Meet hel at Coifeyville placed Wyandotte fourth, extendin con ratulations to their Hosts, Wichita North, and Topeia who preceded the Crimsons in that order and- to East who came in fifth. Don Burton took first in the 220 yard free style with a timing of Z:31.5. Burton, a junior, took firsts in every dual meet but one this year. Aunanimous agreement between the coaches of the various teams promises restored divin next year in both dual and championship competition. yandotte, how- ever, was the proud possesser of two outstanding divers this season, Bob Heath and Pat Sturgis. A well accomplished season is due to the able coachln of Walter Ro , the leadershipof co-captains Don Burwel and Lavern iddall, the help of manager Bob Mclnteer, and the hard work of the individual squad members. r? WQ.- CLOCKWISE, FROM UPPER LEFT: l,aVernc Siddall, co-caplaln, senior, 3 years , free style: Don Burwell, co-eapuin, senior, 3 yearn, free style: Don Burton, junior, State Champion no yard free sryleg Coach wairer D, any: Lenno iaanquarr, ,un- ior, 1 years, free slyleg Par srurgii, Senior, 2 years, diver: Bob Bishop, junior, 1 years, breast snake, Gzry ima, senior, back stroke: Gene sucnanan, Junior, 1 years, free slyleg Ronald Weaver, junior, free style: Richard Bruwnrigg, iunior, free style: Bob Novlk, junior, bleu! snake: John LeBar, junior, breast suokep Nor- man Shipley, innmr, 2 years, back maker Tommy Howard, iuninr, bacirmnirr: son Hearn, junior, 3 yarn, diver. .1