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

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CYOSS COUl'ltI'y runners experience disappointing season finishing seventh in city league, the cross country team experienced a disappointing season. the ruling allowing girls to compete in cross country brought the addition of three female runners to the squad. helping to keep the team morale high were sophomores becky seiler and judy clark and junior lynn emery. hard work and dedication of the team members brought a third place finish at the heights invita- tional and fifth place title at regionals. coach, mr. virgil puetz contributed, i enjoyed working with the cross country team and hope they will continue to use their talent in the future. . ..t,, 6 . ,tt,tt,tt ,,, , H .. .,.., In H K kkykrgyiik ,V K iv., wi 'V : VLL: ,sages Eb: Q, - 5,332 r L,.,k..1,,m.!,5g V V ff 'Z ' ,yl ., K -as . -... .ff : . , fa,-wan: a ......,..., ,W . 15. J S- W- r- -me ' . L'i5'iv'pa. I if ij f xWf'3iTJ .lei A ' J il ' ' A:':,, .h ET W f'ufs5f7:??5z' . S., . g ' ,jf N ' - in s l W V V , f t 'o,o 4 . ix: :af ,, , - f e Q 4 3-1, ., s,,- . :.-,,, .eg f . , -' K ' g rilf 1 iii- , 'N' ,- r -- , r' - .sf r f H r l ,Q f at giee , 'F' 2 2- 9 . ., .sei z., -'-- . A1 , , . if , W, ,per -ef-qw.-4+ s . ' ,A 4' .si Q i i t J 1,3f:N'af 5 ,. , . -v -.., , ' K . -5 : 1. kim hawk battles two other ig, s'ii ' '..,- K .f ,.k runners at a meer at echo hills- o a, .ora 2. 1974 Cross country team: I H K , ,.,. i A ',,.. , .h I '- - H ' , ss-- Y 'Q'-' fl. to r.l-coach virgil puetz, ' . . - 1 Iaaz 'W .--ee' H . - r - V t i'l-. Ch21rleS Carney, greg 10h Kamp, f r r Q, . --.,,.. - '--- f 'rtss ' - 's 'Q ...s ii.: ..t g e t paul Wufth, kim hawk, steve .. . r , ,... K gig . -' . . i l f -'--' if' PiefCe, Wm 000119, lUn'0f Cha' , g. - .e--s, ..-i tim wdd, manager S21miaCkS0n- i W . . ' - L 3- klm hawk Shows dlSmHY af' eg, gg -..,- 5 ter a meet. 4. kung boo runs , -aaf barefoot across the course at . . . , 1 eCh0 hlllS- 5- IJGCKY Sellefylvnn -'-. e aa.. emery and iudy clark warm up :ar . 'kll ': it before a meet. The girls part- 1, i i A ' rrii according to iUdY, we did as I issi i 'i it better than the boys. i' ' A 2 43 Sb

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football team misses state because of 'k.s.h.s.a.a.' ruling hoping to redeem themselves from the k-mc game, the eagles traveled to cessna stadium to meet north high. and redeem themselves they did, with tom house catching a 17 yard touchdown pass with only 43 seconds left inthe game. but house's heroics would never have occurred had it not been for a big fourth down play by matt yeager. carroll had the ball fourth and 15 after dave schmidt lost 11 yards. yeager stood ready to accept the snap for the apparent punt. but, while going through the motions, he also faked a hand-off to paul lopez. the north defense followed lopez as yeager scampered for the first down. five plays later, house claimed the 20-16 victory. following the north victory, the eagles met heights and walked away with an easy 21-7 homecoming win, showing carroll fans an aerial dis- play with all three t.d.'s the result of passes. the heights win pushed the eagles ranking to fifth in the state 4-a with a 3-1 city league record and 5-1 overall. the eagles then met head on with the southeast buffs at friend's adair- austin stadium. southeast, in their homecoming game, came away with the victory, 14-7. the eagles had no problem moving out the well pub- licized southeast defense, scoring first on a 74 yard drive. after the big green's first touchdown the buffs tied the game on a punt return. southeast scored once more but the eagles were not finished for the night. carroll drove within touch down position several times, but fumbles, interceptions and a costly referee call on a third down iced the win for the golden buffaloes. carroll came back after the dis- appointing contest with southeast and defeated south and west to finish regular season play, 7-2 overall. the team was notified that they did not qualify for state. the k.s.h.s.a.a. fkansas state high school activities associationl stated that the eagles were short of qualifying points. derby would represent the 4-a schools from their region, thus ending the season for the carroll golden eagles. in his last season at carroll, coach larry basky said, this year's eagles were the most physical team i've ever coached. assistant coaches jarel hansen and bob homer added, if we had worked with basky before, we would have definitely been the best in the state! n , page one hundred thirty three football

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boys' basketball squad wins first sub-state title in school histor a sub-state championship and a chance at the state crown became a reality for the eagles. for the first time in carroll history, the team earned the right to go to lawrence to compete in the 4-a basketball play-offs by defeating campus 63-58 at sub-state march 8. carroll's winning season didn't happen overnight. after athletic dir- ector lyle rutter assumed the posi- tion of head basketball coach in september due to mr. bill hunt- zinger's resignation, he led the team to six city league victories. before their trek to lawrence, the eagles squeaked by 5-a city league opponents, like the 76-72 upset over north in overtime. other close ones weren't as successful. another extra minute contest ended up with the eagles on the lower end of the scor- ing spectrum: the 65-62 heartbreak- er against heights. in addition, car- roll fans were disappointed at the earlier 72-70 loss to the redskins. it seemed like we did this all year, mr. rutter explained about the close league contests. we'd get a lead and then get conservative. i l guess we didn't have the killer in- stinct. the c0ach's early prediction that carroll would not just be like a doormat like in years past came true toward the end of the regular season. they edged east 64-60 feb- ruary 25 before winning the sub- state title at haysville. 1 A A illl . ,gi ...,,... ,1iiQl1iT f.f.lT'. E . , , K - - f , f--- . fffyii-N -im,.,,,g,,-,,.., --.ezs.feg,eQ:5 5 1 .- I t's ' s. ' ... I s J , iiii i7'fii ' , W A A 'L ' 5' M A4 1 3 -stan engelbrech t, mark rutter. ... 11 , I ..-m,,Ek?,k,E:j,,E l Qiiiazrrszssswss 1-fa 1-.,.1..e.f.. 3 - f A 'QQ ,. ,fffg jQ,f.,Ej.I.j,.. ij. :en.eil:zf5E..522.:fE-:Siiii55BSWi 1. freshmen basketball teamzll. to r. j-mike perez, greg bruggeman, pat flanigan, jon prange, ralph loehr, bruce cuevas, john ojile, charlie schulte, mr. Iazaro san martin, coach, ray hilger, greg elpers, terry huelskamp, steve bluml, tony kowal, greg dean peter, rick alverez. sitting david vernia, manager. 2. mike bell concentrates on a free throw. 3. matt yeager goes up for a shot as calvin alexander and dale faber hustle to rebound. 4. sophomore basketball team: l l. to r. j john froome, dick welsh, bobby garcia, terry friend, mr. bob homer, coach, mike vernia, mike bluml, doug cass,