Bishop Carroll High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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irls' golf irett pawnee prairie putters club way to state three seemed to be the girls' golf am's lucky number. carroll's pretty twnee prairie putters, as brother mike ddings dubbed them in the morning lnouncements, found themselves fin- hing third in both the wichita city ague and hutchinson regionals. posting a win-loss record of 4-3 in city competition, the team qualified for regionals where they finished be- hind great bend and hutchinson. the team of karla squires and janice schulte, shooting a total of 201 on 18 holes, qualified for state. brother mike added, i'm very proud of the way my girls played this year. 1A 4 considering our team consisted of mostly sophomores, they competed really well against the dominating jun- iors and seniors on the other teams. A2 1. girls' golf team: lying il. to r.l- suzanne daniels, gretchen goebel, connie monckton, karla squires, mary pat smith, janice schulte, sharon reichenberger, jol- ene baier, sandi reichenberger, standing- brother mike giddings, coach. 2. bro- ther mike finds his golf club a handy aid when watching the girls tee off in a match against wichita north at pawnee prairie park. 3. sharon reichenberger follows her shot after teeing off at a hot september afternoon practice. 4. suzanne daniels, gretchen goebel and karla squires watch connie monckton tee off during a practice session behind the brothers' residence. page one hundrzwp. If

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girls' tennis squad ties for first in cit 3 sends two to state match a large coaching staff, providing a low coach-player ratio managed to bring the girls' tennis team the best season ever. father dennis huse, ably assisted by mr. gary dohrer, mr. jim weigand and mrs. katie mc henry helped to lead the varsity team on to an undefeated season with the exception of a tie with wichita southeast, bringing the teams first place in city league play. an early season first place win at the valley center invitational put the team morale at a peak where it remainded for the entire season. the team posted smashing wins over north, south, k-mc and west. a tie with southeast was all the team needed to capture the first place title. in the city league tournament, the girls' finished second behind southeast. the second place team finish at regionals qualified sophomore shari schrufer and junior sheila duncan for state. 21 1. shari schruefer retains her second ball after serving in a match against wichita southeast. 2. varsity tennis team: sitting ll. to r.j-debbie van haverbeke, janet grochowsky, sheila duncan, father dennis huse, head coach, janice loehr, teresa morris. standingwdebbie mock, debbie hemken, shari schruefer, dana kowal. 3. b-varsity tennis team: sittingm ll. to r.janne wetta, raenele jacobs, jo annette born, ellen mc farren. stand- ingfelizabeth bridgeford, sue hunt, mr. gary dohrer, coach, mary bomhoff, mrs. katie mc henry, coach. 3b page one hundred twenty girls' tennis . --.. ..-

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girls' basketball varsity experiences 'close onesg' b-team finishes with 6-2 record although the girls' varsity basketball team finished with a 0-7 record in league competition, they experienced several close ones. they nearly upset kapaun-mt. carmel, but they couldn't pull it out, losing to the crusaders, 33-32. as far as records went, the season was not a complete loss for the varsity squad. at the valley center invitational tournament, the eagles defeated andover in a thriller, 38-36. unfortunately, however, the girls lost their next game in the tournament to Sedgwick by another close score, 42-41. on the other hand, the b-team fared better, winning six of their eight con- tests throughout the season. the b-team had a winning season not because of the coach, not because of any facility, but because of the determination, enthusiasum and expertise of a group of fantastic girls, explained their coach, mr. mike dimeo, about the junior varsity's success. it 21 A1 1 o 3? 1 I 44 page one hundred twenty two girls' basketball S