Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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X ...str my fix Dan Coffey trips up a Hutch player as Vern Palmer and Bill Mad- zey move in to help. Losing Streak Topples As Dads received a double honor as the l965-66 football season came to a close. Seated along the field in special chairs, the players, fathers proudly watched the Colts slip past Augusta 13 to l2. Breaking a 19-game losing streak was another season highlight, the 19-13 victory over Newton. In this game, Jim Brown pulled in a 22 yard pass from reserve quarterback Jim Steele for the Colt's first score. Halfback ,Ierrell Woods completed the second TD with a 40 yard gallop. Junior Bruce Armstrong plunged over the goal-line for Campus, final touchdown. Scoreboard A flare pass to Barney Stephens gives the Colts a gain against Elljoradg. Campus 0 North Campus 6 Wellington Campus 6 Derby Campus 19 Newton Campus 7 Hutchinson Campus 0 Ark City Campus 7 El Dorado Campus 12 Winfield Campus 13 Augusta

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Il mportant Role At Campus. . . although they make up only a small part of the new school district. These activities encourage development of the physical skills and coopera- tive attitudes needed to further any unified effort. Because sportsmanship is the key to the CHS athletic program, the individual's personality is considered first. Characteristics needed to develop tomorrow's leaders and citizens are produced through the extracurricular activities which interest and involve Campus students. Not only teams, but also Pep Club, the student body, and the community are important factors in a sports program which helps make well- rounded individuals. Through these activities Colts gain the qualities of responsibility and sportsmanship which are required for one to be successful on the fields of life.

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il if f Following three weeks of practice. M g .1 Campus starters time plays for the i AL,l, Wig. Friday night opener with North High. fi i mf.:-'I' 3, W6 lg M 1 ' V ft I Q 't t.vs,M. 0 , gi Q' X :EYQTQ A ' A, I , V :eu M 47 ' 5. . . . W A Emphasis is an important part of wr if f gg. . Coach Lahnert's pregame pep talks fi ,Ktqtg sg-gffi i f and instructions. ..,. ' . Q ' , 1' K' .2 -3 Assistant Coach Layton paces the field as Kenny Ransom and Coach Lahnert discuss game strategy. ,.. by . . Jim Brown stretches for a pass to wmv gs- 15 -. , -,-.,'.f'w..'- . . . TJ?-1' set up a touchdown ln a victorious season finale against Augusta. ' ,J af as-gg fir- VQTSZDY Grzdders Wz'n Two Junior Kenny Ransom shares the season rushing honors with Bruce, the leading ground gainer. Other team statistics indicate that Dan Coffey led in pass receiving, sophomore Jim Steele in punts, junior David Mitchell in tackles, and Bill Madzey in tackle assists. Coach Lahnert lettered 29 Colts this season in- cluding seniors Barney Stephens, Craig Coppage, Jerrell Woods, Bill Madzey, Pat Walston, John Phillips, Jim Schneiter, Dan Coffey, and Jim Brown. This leaves 18 experienced gridmen to face next yearis opposition. A TD against Derby set the stage for a Colt victory over Newton. nr