Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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'mf- 1! Senior Tom Eastman dis- 1 2 6 plays his style as hegoesover the high hurdles at a very 3 . . . . 5 crucial point in his race. 21 4 7 1974-75 Track Team: BACK ROW: F. Mayfield, Coach Mike Crawford, Coach joe Hoover, Coach Leon Stranathan, V. Noordhoek, P. White, P. Comegys, W. Baker, S. Rosiere, R. Vickers, M. Vaught, M. Vanderhoof, R. Wagoner, A. King, D. McKee, T. Eastman, Coach Slabach, MID- DLE ROW: M. Harbuck, I. Irwin, R. Word, S. Konkel, S. Scott, S. Sullivan, K. Boote, I. Delzer, D. Baker, S. Steele, E. Kercher, R. Wi- seman, K. Lewis, D. Cain, M. Pickering, FRONT ROW: I. Bonnell, R. Wagoner, I. Chrisman, T. Sowell, P. Balthazor, M. Ekles, M. lavier, K. Helvey, B. Burgess, G. Hargrove, I. Elliot, S. Booth, D. Myers, 1. Elliot, R. Phipps. 3f 1974-75 Freshman Team. 4! 1974-75 Girls Track Team: BACK ROW: D. Smoot, K. Craig, A. Bond, S. Wagoner, L. Cambell, L. Desmar- teau, T. Randall, l. Shafer, L. Waldschmidt, D. Hoppock, MIDDLE ROW: D. Trimmell, K. Schaffer, P. Coppage, 1. Panizzi, D. Fox, P. Venable, C. Nighswonger, D. Logan, S. Hilde- brant, K. Vosburg, D. Province. T. Shaw, B. Lang, K. Clothier, K. Fischer. Sf Senior Robin Wagoner rounds corner leading the pack at the league meet. 6! Phil White makes a prac- tice run through the low hurdles during prac- tice. 7f lunior Kim Craig displays her form in her specialty, the high jump.

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,,.-v- feorvx u.JiYN5, Nichols leaves. Don't throw your club, Mark .., Tell Nichols to quit messing around You guys play golf all day long? . . . Many people would find it strange spending so much time running after little white golf balls. Why spend a couple hundred dollars on a set of clubs you have to carry around for two or three hoursl Wouldn't it be easier just to throw the ball at the hole? Besides, who wants a ball with little dents all around it? To a golfer, these questions would be absurd. Golf has all the ingre- dients of sport, from the tension of missing a short putt to the surprise of a hole-in-one. In addition, the success and defeat experienced by the Campus High Golf squad also projects some of the true meaning ofsport. Head Golf Coach Richard Riggs and his golfers experienced many types of pleasures and disappoint- ments during the 1975 season. The two-man team of Mark Eldridge and David Nichols had the distinction of being the only Campus team to win the Ark Valley. The Nichols-Eldridge combination proved to be a winning one in more ways than one. They contributed both leadership and at- titude necessary for a successful team. On the other hand, Campus' four-man team did not fare so well. The team of Bret Clark, Richard Free, Chris Spencer, and Fred Cohl- mia had their ups and downs but gained much experience for the fu- ture. Riggs will lose one player to gra- duation, David Nichols. The senior captained this year's squad. 1 'If 1975 Campus Golf: BACK ROW, G. Engdahl, D. Farney, K. Thomp- 2 l 3 son, Coach Richard Riggs, T. 4 Schreiber, D. johnson. FRONT ROW, S. Brazill, R. Free, M. El- dridge, D. Nichols, F. Cohlmia, B. Cun- ningham, C.. Hiser. Z! Captain David Nichols examines his swing during an idle moment at practice. 3f junior Mark Eldridge tees off as he sets to drive the ball down the fairway. Eldridge and Nichols teamed up to lead the Colts during the '75 season. 4! Team members relax while lounging on the Goose .