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

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THE ' HGGP Kapaun's Varsity Basketball team was lead by a new coaching staff this year- Coach Joe Curl and assistant coach Mike Weiler. Together they emphasized the philosophy of Play Hard, Play Unselfish, and Have Fun in order to maintain KMC PRIDE. Despite KMC's 6-15 record, the season's highlights included the opening game in which KMC overtook West High, domina- tion over rival Southeast and victory over Bishop Carroll. Seven seniors who assumed the leadership responsibility, estab- lished the standards for the entire season of playing hard to win. The team as a whole fufilled their philosophy and helped in maintaining the KMC Pride. Their outstanding efforts will moti- vate us for years to come and KMC's winning tradition will carry on. SCOREBOARD KMC 75 vs. 67 West 50 vs. 52 Carroll 54 vs. 74 East 68 vs. 60 Northwest 63 vs. 74 South r 54 vs. 73 North 62 vs. 54 Southeast 52 vs. 52 Heights 52 vs. 63 K.C. Wyondotte 51 vs. 59 Northwest 79 vs. 35 S.M. North 49 vs. 64 West ' 6l vs. 39 Carroll 58 vs. 59 East 57 vs. 58 Northwest 36 vs. 70 South 54 vs. 58 North 53 vs. 77 Southeast 54 vs. 67 Heights tTopJ T. McDonald CRightJ C. Kuthan 62 vs. 52 Valley Center 50 vs. 54 Newton 'TTI iI'l'1iT' Trr- ll.i.l- fLcftJ Varsity Basketball QL to RJ J. Ingram, J. Post, J. Smith, J. Clement, S. Pet , T. R' b C K h ' Castro, D. Dusck, O. Kemp, S. McMahon, R. Smith, S. Locke, C. Murphy. ers me el-gy J ut an' T' McDonald' B' Bm-meler' J' Varsity Basketball 48 Sports I

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HGCJTI TOWARDS UCCESS Success was most definitely the word used describe the Lady Crusaders as they flourishl to a 12-4 record on the season. Through ti unselfish attitudes of the players, the play inexperienced players, and good team defens fwhich placed second in the City Leaguej, tf Crusaders prospered and attained 3rd place the City League. With overwhelming detern nation the team overcame the fact they only hz one senior, Michelle Wald, in the starti lineup. Special awards were credited to Michel Wald and Jenny Ridder who both receivi honorable mention All State. Michelle Wald proudly made the first team All Ci -fffxf 4 r 5 w X N 4 .X 50 Coach Browning has high expectations for his team next year of sophomo Charlotte Rineberg Bridget Baker Liz Orth and Maureen Bock and juniors Sus Weixelman and Angie Ayala. He will be looking for leadership next year fro and Jenny Ridder the second team. . . . . r a seniors Michelle Orth and Jenny Ridder who were the two starting guards this ye ln recognition of Coach Brownings winning season he was chosen City Leag l Coach of the Year! Congratulations Coach Browning!! QLcftl This ball is going in, thinks Jenny Ridder. fBclowJ Coach Browning gives some last minute advi to his players. Q . S50 . We is S+-was ...2 If '..........-1 if ew X fx tl-cftJ flop rowj Martel, L. Hcmbry, J. M. Wald, S. Weixclman Rineberg, A. Lyndc Jones B Bukcr H . . . . Luy Coach Browning, ibottom . ' . lv A Ayala, L Tholcn, Orth J. Ridder K. Blak I 1 1 L. Orth, S. Hosford. 'Yr l Girls B-Ball Sports