Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Coach Faulkner demonstrates the proper grip techniques as varsity netmen open their season. Experience, Cooperation Mitchell, and J im Schneiter. Fielding two and four man teams from a roster of seven players, the ironmen worked for improve- ment. Each of the Colts decreased their scoring by at least ten strokes and Leslie Clifton and senior Larry Propp earned letters. For his first season as head mentor, Coach LaMar was named outstanding AVL golf coach. Netmen highlighted their year with a final 7-2 win over Derby, after finishing third in the Wellington tourney and seventh in the Ark Valley. Pat Walston earned the only senior letter leaving eleven underclassmen to face future competi- tion. Two Colts sharpen up their serves as they prepare for a doubles match at a home meet. ' ,,,.....--- Leslie Clifton and Larry Propp tee-off for a two-man match while Coach LaMar tallies scores for the remaining five iron- men.

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Micky Teschke led the varsity wrestlers with a fourth place ranking at State. nderclassmen Lead Goyf Tennis, Wrestlz'ng To Build Dave Mitchell puts a pinning combination on an opponent for a match win. Mr. Eidman guided an inexper- ienced B-squad through a tough schedule. Experience and growth were key words guiding the wrestling, golf and tennis teams this season as squads made of basically underclassmen faced tough competition. Only five senior grapplers earned letters with one letter each going to seniors in golf and tennis. Juniors led the wrestlers through a three win- six loss season with Mickey Teschke earning fourth at state and David Pulsifer taking sixth in the meet. The varsity matmen topped Win- field for their only league victory and toppled Columbus and Liberal in dual matches. The squad earned second in Liberal's Invitational to open the season and lettered seniors David Brid- well, Fred McCop1in, Curt McNay, David

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1 . xx V, A Q., ,M is , r U2 V? L David McClure receives encourage- ment from a teammate as he runs down the stretch. Members of the freshman squad improved their specialties in an effort to gain var- sity berths in coming seasons. Eleven members of Coach McConnell's track team qualified for competition in the regional meet. CHS Cindermen Qualw 11 The Campus tracksters finished the season by sending 11 boys to regionals. Richard Holt, Steve Howerton, Kenny Ransom, Larry Liedtke, Eddie George, Larry Hohl, Jerry Camacho, Jerry Berg, .lack Van de Bruinhorst, Dave McClure, and Don Fifer outlasted stiff Ark Valley competition to qualify for one of the toughest track meets in the state. The only points that could be mustered in this meet were the two Jerry Camacho received for running a 2:00.9 half mile which broke the Campus High School record. Elsewhere during the season the Colts placed seventh in their own invitational and came back to take a solid fourth at West, where they broke the CHS two-mile relay record with Jack, Jerry Camacho, Fred Mann, and Larry Hohl speeding to a fast 8:4-3.8. Following the West Invitational the cindermen defeated Valley Center 9116 to lim' Wag