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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.
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Through Four Grade Levels. to gain complete educational growth. As they take part in classes and activities, the students are looking into the future. Although freshmen bring many experiences with them, high school opens an entirely new world. A complete change of class procedures, school facilities, and activity programs are included in seeming confusion. As they begin to gain unity from chaos, they also adjust to a new role as sophomores. They develop many skills and inter- ests as they move on to upper-class status. Here as juniors they realize the responsibility connected with the leadership title. Each year brings new experiences and memories to the students, but none like those of a senior. s the graduating class of '66 bids its last fare- ell to Campus, there is always another class r dy and waiting to step into its place. Thus th unending staircase of education completes an her step. ? .0 I 61
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