South High School - Sabre Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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I if A CADET DEFENDER made an unassisted tackle on the Buffalo quarterback. Tecams prepare for varsity competition The Raider squad finished the season with four wins and two defeats. The South High B team was led by the running of Rocky Dorsett and Terry North. Quarterbacking by Tom 1rland and great pass receiving by Paul Hartsel teamed with the running game to beat West, Kapaun, Southeast, and North. The Cadet gridders completed their season with a record of no wins, six losses, and one tie. Seven Cadets received the 6'Monster award for their out- standing individual performance during the season. RAIDERS CADETS South 13 West 19 South 27 West 6 South 0 Kapaun 25 South 13 Kapaun 0 South 13 Heights 20 South 13 Heights 19 South 0 East 33 South 0 East 35 South 7 Southeast 20 South 18 Southeast 12 South 0 North 12 South 20 North 14 South 0 Carroll 0 l 1 CADET SQUAD-Bottom Row: Steve Cramer, Leslie Pogue, Randy Cunningham, Alan Hess, Jerry Johnson, Jerry Williams, Rusty Sims, Tom Coleman, Steve Bowman, Lyndal Bryan, Larry Woodward,.1ohn Montieth, Kevin Mansfield. Second Row: Ed Jones, Steve Linbo, .lerry Cook, Jim Kennedy, Bill Knowles, Alan Emery, Mike Mendoza, Ron Bonebrake, Tony Carr, Scott Davis, Jack Oliver, Mike Gibson, Kenny Anderson, ,lim Morris. Third Row: Coach Art Dillon, Tim Martin, Charles Smith, Terry Watkins, Tom Richardson, Terry Blanchard, Steve Gaida, Brian Rosene, David Collins, .lim Spangler, Edwin Knipp, Cliiiord Jones, Larry Mullikin, Delbert Roop, Galen Brunk, Coach Spencer Puls. Top Row: Jim Blair, Terry Pilgreen, Richard Hunt, Van VanDeusen, Marc Nicholis, Delman Jolliff, Mike Hay, Coach Otis Isaacs, Marshall Williams, Dan Stewart, Steve Barnes, Roger Catlin, Kent Shurtleff, Stan Morton, Mike Niedens.

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SWEEPING LEFT end, halfback Larry Moore picked up yard MIKE CARROLL outstepped a would-he tackler, South- easfs Gary Matassarin, and ran for yardage. 82 age against Mulvane. AT A PRE-GAME dinner, squad members talked over Colonel strategy. l 965 REC ORD South Winheld South Carroll South North South Heights South Mulvane South West South Kapaun South East South Southeast

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Qmsarstiaail Varsity squad led by isclocson, woddles After winning the first three games, the Colonels completed their season with a 5-11 record. The Reb season was disappointing, having beaten only Heights, Carroll, Parsons, and North. In city league standings, the Colo- nels tied with North for sixth place with a 4--10 city record. Leading Colonel scorers were Gerald Isaacson, capturing sixth place scoring honors in the city with a 13.2 average, and George Waddles who captured ninth place hon- ors with a 12.2 average. At the West High Invita- tional the Colonels placed fifth losing to Kapaun in the opener and soundly defeating Anthony in the consolation bracket. Eight players received letters, and Gerald Isaacson was voted the most inspirational player. TO COACH Ralph Brumback, Mhappi- ness was two points. 1965-66 BASKETBALL SQUAD-Bottom Row: Doug Buehler, Mike Fluty, Paul Hartsel, Rockie Dorsett, Chet Tunison, Neal Pettay, Bill Malcolm, John Langley. Top MIKE FLUTY, Ed Sullivan of Kapaun, and George Wad dles strained to grab a loose ball. NLet's try this the s e c o n d half, stat- ed Coach Spencer Puls. Row: Coach Spencer Puls, Kent Shurtleff, Dan Stewart Gerry Morton, Tom Irland, Gerald Isaacson, George Waddles, Rod Thole, Coach Ralph Brumback.