Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Dolls ball Take a long lap, you're late Can't you slide, Hudson . . . Get that out of my sight! . . . Head coach Don Harmison and his Colts began the season as de- fending Ark Valley League cham- pions. Afterwards the Colts were 2- 17 and found themselves in the cel- lar of the five team league. Errors and mental mistakes made dugouts seem more like a morgue and out- fields like the tundra. Fly balls dropping like the players were dodging land minds wasn't the whole story, however. Many pro- mising newcomers arrived giving Harmison a brighter future than past. The sophomore class came through with numerous players who brought the Colts much of what lit- tle success they enjoyed. Pitcher- third baseman Robert Adams had a fine year along with shortstop jim Hartman and outfielder jeff Darr. f2'lsl -lbw eotc Gary Charles led the juniors and came on to be the Colts most con- sistent player. Charles was named to the first team All Ark Valley Baseball squad as a catcher. He overcame a bad start to finish hitting at a .290 Clip. Seniors were few in number, however, as only four were around at the end of the season. Fred Ma- son, Ron Brewster, Bud Wade, and second team All-Ark Valley first ba- seman Hubert Hunt made up the senior corps. 1f All-league performer Charles 1 I 2 awaits a pitch from an opposing pitcher. 2! Ron Brewster crosses the plate with his second home run of the year. 3f Coach Don Harmison studies strategies between innings. 3 NPUTS 1 l .X A A, Q, -. .,.. .7 ww , , .l

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Bclcmcecl .squad leod -troclcglevs Let's work on hand-offs tonight ... Be sure to put the pit up, Adams ... Where is a baton? We run in two minutes The humidity is awful high today . . . Fox, you're supposed to go over the hurdles, not around them ... Get to work Wagoner ... All right girls, quit flirting with the guys . . . So went the track season of 1974-75. The Colt squad ended the season taking six athletes to the state meet at WSU: Seniors Doug Adams, Tom Eastman, Robin Wagoner, Wayne Baker, juniors Phil White and Victor Noordhoek. White and Noordhoek, the only two taking me- dalists honors, took two fifths re- spectfully in their events. Ups and downs were part of the Colts year, being able to get enough points to win only one meet. The squad is losing only eight Seniors and most likely will have most of the squad back for next year. The girls' squad is losing only one senior and is going to be a young and hopefully a winning team next year. This year the girls worked very hard every day. It showed, and they impressed the first year coaches, Mrs. Sherrie Brosseau and Mrs. Mary Ann Decatur. The girls started off slowly, rarely placing in a meet, but came on strong later in the year placing second and third in some meets. .I 1f Senior Lyle Noordhoek runs a fine i-half mile for the two-mile relay team, 2 which set a new school record better- ing the old record by 13 seconds. zf Senior Doug Adams gets plenty of bend from his pole as he attempts 14'0 at the Ark City Invitational, which is the school record.