Kapaun Mount Carmel High School - Kapaun Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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fFront Row l. to r.J Kurt Schmidt, Carey Jones, Corey Jones, Kelly Brew- ster, Neal Keller, Mark Schmidt, Bri- an Shelton, QSecond Row l. to r.J Coach Straub, Matthew Walker, Aar- on O'Brien, Charlie Stevens, Reid Bar- ragree, Scott Duke, John Mertcs, Coach Nartker. Q lg fLel'tJ Picture and captions will follow 1Above leftj Corey Jones benches live weight. CAbove middlel Carey Jones shows that concentration is the tAbove rightj Neal Keller experiences the natural high of fRightJ John Mertes prepares to defeat his opponent. DGWN 355245 Sports

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fFront Row l. to r.J David Syler, Simon Naldoza, Cory Ross, Tom Ramsey fSecond Row I.to r.J Kevin Fadden, Mike Potts, Ed Concepcion, Eric Lee, Sher- man Bowman, QThird Row I. to r.J Jared Naccarato, .lay Danler, Mark Geist, Matthew Walker, Kenneth Roush, Jimmie Meier, lion Fink, Matt Onofrio. Wrestling 44 --- Sports WRE TL1 No introduction is needed for a team as great as the Crusader Wrestlers. A new and experienced coaching staff, Craig Nartker and Marty Straub, led both the Varsity and J .V. to yet another undefeated season. The Varsity duel streak wa: extended to 122 wins and they once again won their 13th consecutive League Championship and their Sth consecutive State Championship. Winning the State tournament was a total team effort, stated Coach Nartker. Eleven Varsity wrestlers qualified for the State Championship and all eleven were very important in the tough competition. Corey Jones and Neal Keller successfully placed first at State with Kelly Brewster and Mark Schmidt being awarded third place. The J .V. was determined not to be overshadowed by their Varsity teammates with a duel record of 8-0, extending their winning streak to 87 consecutive wins. The team competed in varsity tournaments as a J .V. squad and placed high in both competitions. The future looks bright! exclaimed Coach Straub, caught up in the excitement of his winning season. Once again, the KMC Wrestlers proved themselves worthy of the praise and bestowed upon them. They will remain the best wrestling team in the State, and a very important force in the school's spirit and pride. CSPDXBIPS B ' Sh l d' h' t t th t. , . nan e ton IPS is par ner 0 e ma Mark Schmidt wrestles former teammate Chris Brown. A?iUN QQZETLENG J! ,, Q, K Y , . .lil WH..

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8- IT, TE M EFFGRT The KMC Softball Program has been on the up swing the past few years and this year was no exception as the girls triumphed to a 8-8 record on the season. The teams success was partly due to three outstanding seniors: Michelle Wald, who received lst Team All City, and Kathy Woodard and Karol Orth who earned Hon- orable mention All City. Another outstanding player was junior Michelle Orth who was named 2nd Team All City. Unfortunately, this will be Miss Sweet's last year as the KMC Softball Coach - she will be greatly missed by her players. In a recent interview she said she would like to thank the girls, their parents, and the Administration for their support over the past four years and that she was very proud to be a part of the KMC Softball Program. ll! I 'w 'Ss s ' . .1fl'.',.f-g-gpgn ff M3555 'K . Q .XfS? W I fwi ,7f 7 'aijgglj 5? n J , KL . ' v X fs fgf'.:ff'tC.,ti'f A ' '7Qi '1r rp f , ' :- f 42. Af A-ff? 1 N af 4' ' i J A4 if-Lwff 4 4 .Q - Id'A,lfif'l'1f3 f ,i ti., or I QQ .X is iffy! I ff ' .W ' ' I J 7 Q I , . i v ' 1 ,Q A Av,L 1 8 ' . f i - fi .roi 1. ?.',r' . - ' V 4 , 3, -A, C -mv, .- ...L e.-. t in-- . -A H WA N SA-J, A, .,., .. . N - iTop Leftl And it's over the fence .... , maybe, thinks Matt Warta. lTop Righty Wait, don't throw itl, signals Brendcn O'Neill. tAboveJ .lohn Matthews concentrates on catching the ball. lRightj Should l throw a slider or a fast ball, thinks .lim Clement. Baseball - Sports