Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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, at N , evfiili -. W Y in , A , M J Q A wr li 'kh X f lm it ' , Q Q3 s Sgt duh? s Ez 5 Q a A 5 e x it 53 Y tg.. S 2 ag 5? , if '34 Diamondmen and their coaches admire the boot-shaped trophy which signifies their win at the Dodge City tournament. Dz'arnona'rnen Sweep Dodge Tournament, Rank Seeona' In l A , p Scoreboard l Campus 8 Kapaun ' Campus 7 Southeast Campus 9 Southeast Campus 4 Great Bend Campus 8 Great Bend Campus 1 West Campus 5 Circle Campus 5 East Campus 1 East Campus 3 El Dorado Campus 1 El Dorado A Colt batter tries to connect on the inside as Bob Hoff- man demonstrates the pitching which led Campus to second place in the regionals. , Varsity baseballers traveled to Dodge City to capture first place in the Invitational tourney and returned home the following week to earn second in regional competition. Losing 3 to 4- to Wichita North in the tenth inning kept the Colts from a berth at State, but gave them their best season in six years. Campus earned their spot in the regional finals by topping West 2-1 and unde- feated city league champion Bishop Carroll 6-3. Facing tough competition at Dodge, Campus slipped past Hays 2-1 in the finals after tromping Dodge City 10-0. The preceding day they shut

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For Regional Track Meet 4510 in a dual meet. The Colts then went to Derby for quandrangular where Jack ran the mile in 4-:37.3 to break the existing CHS mark. The Colts lost the dual meet at El Dorado 77 to 55, before going to the Ark Valley where the 880 yard relay team composed of Steve, Kenny, Larry Liedtke, and Eddie smashed the old record by Assistant Coach DeWeese explains meet assignments to remaining members of the var- sity squad. Z running a flat 1:37. , g 2 . 2 Coach McConnell stated that next season 5 f S, L Vaz, f qu 2 promised to show the worth of this year with only 2 W 2, ga 3 ' V FTQQTQ-if 3 . . A' Q F ,gin f, X 3 ,. '-f. 'gf o f ig. five semor lettermen, Jerry Camacho, Eddie, ' ,, T ' 'Q' Z! Randy King, Larry Liedtke, and .lack graduating. , 1 E ' ff,-' - . Other lettermen were Jerry Berg, Bruce Arm- wg, 'L A gb .l 7 4 H e- -t '-9 strong, Don, Larry Hohl, Richard, Steve, Fred, - H ,tyg 7 ' g if X K 5 ' Dave, Kenny, .l0e Schroeder, Tony Sinnott, and il - ..... i . or Mike Stovall. ' -' xf 1 . ,, tix. in fix 1 ' C A lfetifff-elf - s g - . W. 5 S my ,. ,,,,, V N my, r 55 I f' W A i Richard Holt steps A high to clear the hur- 'l K dles and reach finish -J with his best time. ,V KN my , 1 While timers set their 2 l watches, Colts Jerry 4 sl Camacho and Mike M W o'L' Stovall prepare for 2 ' r their next run: Tony 2 .,.. Sinnott pours on ex- Q ' ' gf? tra energy as he tries .,, U -. , to overtake an oppo- .. .L K .,-,. game,-glr , Q f..: ' ' 'ii nent. - A an '- 'fr -'.'7 1 ,V , -' Q if 1 , . 5' We-Tie ' , 5.-,iq . ' ,N Q. ,-'. .-Mt.. rgfv- -g,y,.,,,,, --- i lu fa' ifgiw-1' V V fiziif- ' vf iu l i , are 14.1 L t

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Coach Layton discusses batting techniques with members of the B team Regiona ls, Letter 19 B915 out Windhorst 7-0 and defeated Silver City 9-2. Pitcher Barney Stephens was credited with three victories out of the four games played in the event. The diamondmen compiled a 12-6 season record under the guidance of Coach Lahnert. Nineteen Colts earned letters this spring in- cluding seniors Keith Cattrell, Don Everett, Jerry Hartley, Bob Hoffman, Marvin Ryherd, and Barney Stephens. Underclassmen will carry considerable experience into future seasons as they are joined by reserves and members of the B-squad. The Campus runner moves off first as Bob Hoffman hits a grounder into the outfield.