Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Five Senior Grapplers Add Balance, Dept Ron The Colt Wrestlers were led every meet this year by five seniors and each of them put his share in leading the Colt Crrapplers to victory. Senior john Brockleman wrestled 185 pounds and has been wrestling for the Colts for two years. Senior Russell Kercher wrestled 126 pounds and has been four years with the team. Ron King, senior wrestler, has been with the team for four years and wrestled at 167 pounds. Pat Teschke, senior, has been with the grapplers for four years and wrestled at 112 pounds. Senior Ken Waymire wrestled at 112 pounds and has also been with the matmen for four years. Practicing since the first of November, 1973, the Wrestlers practiced each night after school under the coaching of Mr. Bob Williams, Head Coach and Mr. John Gingraux, Assistant Coach. Q2 0-r

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Campus Gymnasts Succeed in Winning Season BOYS GYMNASTIC TEAM - Front Row - Larry Pegg, Chris Newlin, Dave Castleberry, Steve Burba, Dave Word, Rod Rader. Second Row - Greg Kaul, Bobby Ward, Duane Nelson, lim Hudson, William Lassiter, Mil- ton Burdick, Ricky Richardson. Third Row - Chris Hudson, Loren Brown, Randy McCutchen, Donnie Bos- ley, Scott McCutcheon. STILL RINGS EXERCISE - Senior Steve Burba strains in an effort to get the highest points possible to place in the meet to be eligible for a medal in competition. V W ff ,I . 2231 5 1 I , .L lite CAMPUS GYMNASTIC COACH - Starting his fifth year as coach of the boys gymnastic team Mr. Richard Riggs, carefully fills out the gymnasts scores and performance records to be turned in after each meet. PARALLEL BAR ROUTINE - The strength used in order to execute a good and almost perfect routine is demonstrated by sophomore gymnast Greg Kaul. Under the supervision of Mr. Richard Riggs, the Campus High Gymnastic Team broke the previous school record in scoring the most team points since the sport of gymnastics has been at CHS. Coach Riggs commented that, although the Colts will be losing many of the valuable seniors from the team, the freshmen and sophomores that will be on the team next year, will be an excellent group of gym- nasts for competition. The team itself did pretty good but in the individual competition their real talent came through. This in- cludes the outstanding performances by senior team captain, Steve Burba and sophomore, Duane Nelson, for placing 3rd and Sth place in the Regional Gymnas- tics Meet, which made them eligible for competition in the State Meet.

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Colt C-rapplers Finish Season at 2 - VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM - Front Row, john Christman, Ken Waymire, Roger Moon, Ron King, john Brockleman. Second Row, Alan Thurston, Eddie Kercher, Pat Teschke, Steve Randall, Russell Kercher, Wayne Baker. The Colt Clrapplers compiled a 2-6 Dual Match record this year as the Ark Valley was the toughest league to beat. The Colts beat Hutchinson and then Winfield. They lost to Mc- Pherson, Ark City, Derby, ElDorado, Wellington and de- fending league Champion Newton. The Colts were entered in two tournaments this year and came out with two third place finishes. The Colts next year will only be loosing five members and will have nine returning Lettermen. Returning grapplers are juniors - Steve Randall, Wayne Baker, Roger Moon, Sophomores - Alan Thurston, Wade Brickly, Fresh- men - Eddie Kercher, john Chrisman, Tracy Wheeler, and Walter Cox. CAMPUS CAMPUS .V cQMpU5,' ,V CAMPUS I QAMPU: V. B-VARSITY WRESTLERS - Front Row, Sam Konkel, Wade Brickly, Steve Conrow, Delbert Theison, Mike Riordon, Rod Rogers. Second Row, Tracy Wheeler, Randy McCullen, Gary Wilson, Walter Cox, jimmy Lee, Mike Elliott, Ray Stroot, Russell Rogers. 93 0'-r