Circle High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Towanda, KS)

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T-Eirds put it together for The 1976-77 Circle High Thun- derbirds compiled a season record of 12 wins and 9 losses, with a league record of 7-6, The season wasn't fantastic yet many surprises took place. They upset the state ranked ElDorado Wildcats 77-58, which was the highlight of the year. The team also placed third in the Valley Center Invitational Tournament, Ken Dimick was Voted to the all tournament first team and Mike Howery and Tim White were voted honorable men- tion. They ended the season with a 58-52 loss to Buhler in the sub- state tournament. The T-Birds surprised many people throughout the season, al- though the record doesn't show it they lost many heart-breakers. Throughout the year the basket- ball team represented the school and community extremely well in the Chislom Trail League , and the two tomnaments they were in- volved in. Hopefully their desire to play Well will help the future teams at Circle. Surprising season SG CD I' e'bCD 8. I' d. Circle 54 Andover Circle 48 Valley Center Circle 84 Goodard Circle 5 1 Augl-15ta Circle 45 Clearwater Circle 80 Mulvane Circle 47 BU-l'1-lei' Circle 67 Haven Circle 56 Kingman Valley Center Invitational Circle 70 South Barber Circle 46 HeSS1SOn Circle 76 Andale Circle 77 E1DOrad0 Circle 76 Andale Circle 54 Valley Center Circle 53 Goddard Circle 67 Augusta Circle 60 Mulvane Circle 70 Chaparral Sub - State Circle 66 Haven Circle 52 Bulalel' lk 2 xc -Coach Dan Tim Wayne John Co-

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First Row--David Highbarger, Mike Lambing, Mike Rodriguez, Craig Hole, Jeff Turner, Scott Wilson, Second Row--Coach Dan Cutting, Tom Lore, Mike Uhlman, Richard Scheffer, Chris Turner, Mike Isbill. The United States Calvary could have done without horses if they had had this year's Cross Country Team The team not on- ly brought home twenty-three me- dals, but they also sent Mike Is- bill to state with a new school re- cord time of ten minutes, twenty- two seconds. The team was extremely young, having no seniors to graduate, but still placed high in their meets and are planning to come on strong next year. C3.C. team is determined

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