Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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j V, Sophs Gain Experience B-VARSITY AND SOPHOMORE TEAMS - First Row, Tom Eastman, Greg Kaul, Chris Spen- cer, Chris Hughes. Second Row, Clay Oliver, Paul Comegys, Richard Free, Wade Brickley. Third Row, Rocky johnson, Mike Lies, Steve Fox, Bob Studer. Fourth Row, Dan Smith, Mike Miller, Al Rardin, Rod Roger. Fifth Row, lim Hudson. When the Campus B-Varsity footballers prepared to play their first football game they only had had about one week of practice together as a team. This is because they were usually helping the Var- sity team get ready for their foot- ball games. This lack of practice together showed as the B-Varsity ended the season 3-3. The B-Var- sity was mostly composed of sophomores and a few juniors, only because the juniors were playing on the Varsity Team. The Sophomore team got the short end of the stick because they too, were scrimmaging the Varsity Team. However, despite a loss of concentrated practice, the Sophomore Footballers still showed a 2-4 record at the end of the season. Approximately ten sophomores played Varsity foot- ball and that also slowed down the team from a winning season. Frosh Earned Second in League FRESHMAN TEAM - Front Row, Chris Hudson, Steve Conrow, Harry Byram, Terry Schreiber, Dale Baker, Scott Chilcoate, Curtis Parker Boby Drew, Lyn Ten Eycke, Robert Mayor. Second Row, Eddie Kercher, Tobert Adams, jeff Darr, lim Hartman, Fred Colmia, Gary Wilson, Konkel, Tom Kuhn, Wesley Brickly, Walter Cox, Clyde Barr, James Erwin. Third Row, David Holts, Mark Reese, lim Lee, Scott Griffin, Ch risman, Charley Schneider, Mike Morton, Ken Boote, Mike Delany, Steve Steele, Mike Dickson.

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VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row - Mike Schauf, Mike Lies, Tom Eastman, Richard Free, Richard Smith, Dave Castleberry, Dave Word, Mike Frazier, jim Poynter, Larry jantzen, john Vanderhoof, Dan Wheeler, Tom Brockleman. Second Row - Paul Comegys, Bennie Lee, Steve Smith, Pat Teschke, Chris Spencer, Danny Sebastion, Rod Oliver, Bob Kuhn, Danny Mitchell, Brett Beal, Lex Logan, jim Hudson, Greg Kaul. Third Row - Rod Vickers, jerry Alexander, Lyle Smith, Perry Patton, Bob Studer, Rocky johson, Mike Vanderhoof, Larry Pegg, Wade Brickley, Kevin Maechtlen, Clay Oliver, Steve Fox, jim Prim. Fourth Row - Ron Becker, Ferrell johnson, Bill Veith, Rick Rogers, Mike Ybarra, Doug Carton, Mike Miller, Doug Adams, Mark Vaught, Steve Rosiere, john Brockleman, Dan Smith, Phil White, Mark Powell. The Colts were not to strong this year as they compiled a 3-6 record, and finished seventh in the Ark VaHey League.The Cohs werethe second smallest team in the league, however they placed five players on the Ark Valley League Defensive Team: Dave Castleberry, first team end, Mike Ybar- ra,secondtean1hnebacken Hn1PHnLsecondtean1 tackle, john Brockleman, honorable mention line- backer and Mike Smith, honorable mention halfback. 5' - A-B w, .q...i1?Vi. RON BECKER - Colt Quarterback heads upfield for a touch- LYLE SMITH - A Colt Halfback makes a sharp cut to gain more down againstWinfield. yards. 79 0-r

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Varsity Adds Two Coaches to Squad , . , s iii-if E l l l ll I VARSITY COACHES -From Left, Roger Emberson, Steve Clanton, Terry Calender, Don Harmison, Richard Riggs, john C-ingraux, Dick Palmer. SOPHOMORE RUNNER - As a Derby Runner tries to get around the right end, Sophomore Tom Eastman gets ready to make the initial hit. Under the direction of two new coaches for the 1973-74 football season, all teams helped to lead Campus High School to an outstanding season. The Varsity Football squad added two new coaches to the team for the 1973-74 football season. Coaches Dick Palmer and Don Harmison both helped lead the Colts to a 3-6 record. All coaches started the season early in the summer with prac- tices each day until the end of the season. Seven Coaches led each of the teams, Varsity, B-Varsity, Sophomore, and Fresh- man to outstanding records. Adding the new know-how and with the experience of the former coaches, the Colt teams practiced sand played right down the line. The new Colt Stadium added to the excitement of the 1973-74 football season after Homecoming and support and team spirit increased, This, along with the main push of the coaching staff, the Colt teams ran up season records that showed both the Colt Power from the teams as well as from the supporters. si 0-'r