Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Page 86 text:

Harriers Finish Fourth, A L l sl mn Pflo The 1973-74 Cross-Country season could be termed successful by some, but by most of the team members it wasn't so successful. Led by Senior Kelly Cooper and junior Robin Wagoner, the Colts finished fourth in the Ark Valley and sent two runners to State Tournament. The two competing at State were Kelly Cooper and Robin Wagoner. State was held this year at Salina, Kan- sas. There were 16 teams competing with 124 runners. Both finished in the top 25 runners, with Robin finish- ing 23 and Kelly finishing 24. Kelly and Robin got to go to State by placing in the top 10 at Regionals with Kelly placing third and Robin placing sixth, both runners competing among 70 run- ners and 10 teams. As a team, Kelly and Robin finished fifth. gy E 'A fyrgf '.. -' 1 .ff Don Berry 82 O-1' w-f,t,.-'f-twQ- kb- 1 C I H: sv. . . , K.. 3- Vx T gif' .fb ' i ' if 3 'fl' V 'lv , Q' w K Mads, NY L is 5 fi Ron Pinkston :ju-I 5 N . . 'ii Bill Campbell .44 WayneTrimmell KW ', 'ii 1 ts. was - tx, -A ' if w. .NQEN AEQAW.. ' so 14. A ,mx .W

Page 85 text:

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

Page 87 text:

3 I -wtf I ' I, .U L, ' 4- V5 V IIV V , V VVI N J, X W L I lax V 'A , I -, g- 1 V ,S . me 1 -X I Q li X f 59 if Q wwf .Wifi S f , X 34 I ,,, 'aff' if I I HLQZYIJ tflyxqisviifof H Ulla 4' ' . A i l in , :F , L v KN i A il L I R- 2 ' , A I , iw , tf as A -1, if A as .I I GUM , Q Q e a t IEE W izuiff I ' It JS' I I I 5 I s., i I LU I ,,, ,Q , L i V ' N n 1 I HE, II 'Nw-f ' if A fi. S.-1. , ,L f1!li A iowtfmfli sig u pffn VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - Front Row - Ron Pinkston, Kenny Strait, Wayne Baker, Robin Wagoner, Kelly Cooper. Second Row - Tom Berry, Don Berry, Wayne Trimmell, Berry Hughes, Steve Randall, Bill Campbell. Third Row - Ron Vonderwall, Steve Scott, jeff West, Terry Sprout, Loren Brown, Steve Hammel. CROSS-COUNTRY DUO - Senior Kelly Cooper and lunior Robin Wagoner pull to finish in the top ten. i 7, 9- A.,.,,, If ., ,Qgwf jg.-h f,,g4 ' ',, 'R 1 K -, 'Xa -1' CROSS-COUNTRY CAPTAIN - Running hard, Kelly Cooper over- SENIOR RUNNER - Ron Pinkston opens his stride more in an takes Manhattan Cross-Country runner at the State Cross-Country effort to finish high in the standings. meet in Salina, Kansas. 83 0-'r