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

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. - K. N M ww vw-up-rf Q73 S ,.. Donna Bolcski dashes to the finish line. fFirst rowj S. Duke, A. Collinsworth, D. Mitchell. B. Shockcy, D. Danits- chek. E. Gcbhart, T. Zeitler, M. Stegman, J. Mertes lSecond rowj M. O'Shaughnessy, T. Jones, J. Weninger, J. Belt, E. Brown, M. Abay, E. Carroll, E. Neville, C. Pettriess QThird row! M. Onofrio, D. Carrillo, B. Burton, C. Alfonso, M. Hild, J. Naccarato. F. Mercader tFourth rowl B. Sutter, J. Welty, S. Burdett, C. Higgins, D. Jones, J. Danler, E. Lee, E. Sitz tFifth rowj D. Rohr, M. Racine. .l, Zeitler, B. Wcrne, J. Mash, R. Plummer fSixth row! Mr. Straub, Mr. Carncy. Mr. Guzman. Fr. Melar- agno. On 'Me 2' 71446 The KMC track team certainly was on the right track this year. As early as February, team members could be seen stretching, jogging, and lifting weights to get into shape. Hours of rigorous practice every day taught these athletes to give it their all. The girls' team, coached by Mr. Knott, Mr. Browning, and Mrs. Kramer, placed lst at the regional meet and 7th in the state meet held at WSU. At state, Susan Weixelman placed 2nd in the long jump and 5th in the 100 meter dash while Julie Hoffman placed 5th in the high jump and Donna Boleski took 6th in the open mile. The boys team, coached by Mr. Carney, Mr. Guzman, Father Melaragno, and Mr. Straub, took 4th at the regional meet. The team had its share of individual successes as wellg the 3200 meter relay team placed first at the state meet while Andy Collingsworth took 2nd in the javelin throw. The Kapaun track team was made up of many talented, hard- working people. The dedication of the coaches and the determina- tion of the athletes resulted in an overwhelming sense of team unity and a strong drive for success, in addition to a whole lot of fun. Andy Collingsworth takes out his frustrations on the javelin. 'N Q v its Michelle Betts finds a track buddy in Sara Orlh. 41. wt-alt. 55 .f..l

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You hit who with the shot-put? THE RIGHT TRAC I - 2 - 3 - JUMP! , st fAbovcJ Julie Hoffman displays perfect highjump form. tAbovc rightb Ernie Nc- villc and Matt Stcgman - kccping in stride. lFirst rowj L. Hembry, M. Betts, M. Bock, S. King, J. Vasquez, T. Naccarato, L. Mann, D. Boleski, G. So- lon, S. Weixclman fSec- ond rowj M. Stegman, A. Kcncmcr, S. Orth, A. Hammer. L. Fulghum, H. Kcller. T. Grant, L. Ham- mer. A. Wcixclman lThird FOWJ Mr. Knott, Mrs. Kramer. P. Wa- singcr, A. Martinez, R. Dusck, K. Kitchen tFourth rowj C. McKown, A. Garcia, Mr. Browning, J. Hoffman, L. Navrat, D. Rice, S. Stcclc, J. McEn- taffcr, T. Bentley, S. Grunt, C. Clark. Track - Sports We-M-f

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IOR DEFEATED School spirit was in full force as the student body interestingly watched the faculty trudging up and down the court against the mighty seniors! Much to the students' chagrin the teachers, led by Coaches Hampton and Wiler, were victorious. The final score was 43-36. Although the students didn't fare too well fexcept for Ernie Nevilel the purpose of continuing a new tradition and of making a contribution to a worthy charity was achieved. fEach student was charged Sl admissionb. Also, everyone did have an enjoyable time. Better luck to the seniors of l988!! -in . QAboveJ Mark McHenry attempts to dribble down the court. QAbove3 The seniors await to play in the game. 1 G lAboveJ Kathy Woodard leads the Seniors in spirit Senior-Facuty ame 56 Sports