Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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if F' l Colle 'l'0l4e, D. Barton, pay attention ... Get out of my shower . . . Stay on your feet Kuhn . . . What, another line drill? Four and a half months of zones, traps, and presses have developed the minds and bodies of the players, coaches, and fans during the '74-'75 basketball season. Providing differ- ent kinds of entertainment for the observers and participants led to the success of the team, and its fine 13- 8 record. Learning to laugh with a fellow teammate who has just forgot- ten part of his uniform, or listening to the Lettermen's Club and their original cheers, or holding back the rage you feel when you tell the ref that you blocked the shot is all part of the game. Through all the stray elbows, harsh words, and missed defensive assignments, the Campus Colts did have an excellent season. They fin- ished in a tie for second place in the Ark Valley League and came in as ndin HVL the 'l0th ranked Class 4-A school in the State. Coach Paul Schuler and company capped off the campaign by garnering the runner-up sport in the Regional Tournament. In a game that will hardly be forgotten, the Colts fell to the Carroll Golden Ea- gles 63-58 in front on the home town crowd. Senior Ron Becker led the Colts throughout the year as he displayed his talents on both ends of the court. Becker was named to the first All- State and Ark Valley teams as well as being chosen as the Wichita Eagle and Beacon Player of the Week and as the most valuable player in the Ark Valley League. ln addition, Becker, along with Vic Noordhoek and Hubert Hunt, were named to the Prep All-American team. Senior Steve Dent also took home honors by winning the State Free Throw Contest by canning 23 out of 25. u 7 ' F 'fi :I-' . ,I OJ E? Q 1'-.' K . X 1. Q .,. L.. 4 1 'Q

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EI. :- w-J ' l K tg V ,ML ,. Wg-ul-'ir S at - 'X ' ,,' -.- ..?,. unnll'!'-f aff ' a ' 1 gt: 1 4 V Lettermen's Club: BACK 2 7 ROW: H. Hunt, B. Kuhn, W. 5 6 Brickley, P. Comegys, D. 3 Adams, R. Becker, V. Noor- dhoek, T. Brockleman. SECOND ROW: Mr. I. Dixon, G. Charles, R. Free, L. Logan, S. Ran- dall, R. Oliver, D. Mitchell, D. Nichols, L. Noordhoek. FRONT ROW: C. Hughes, S. Konkel, I. Chrisman, Wes Brickley, R. Wagon- er, M. Lies. 27 A trio of Colt sophomores crash the boards in an attempt for an offensive re- bound. 3f Sophomore team: BACK ROW: M. Eastman, A. Rogers, D. Richards, F. Cohlmia. SECOND ROW: S. Steele, D. George, M. Reece, I. Hunt, C. Parker. FRONT ROW: l. Hartman, G. Pierce, S. Chilcote, R. Bootes, 1. Barnum. 4f B-Varsity: B. Oliver, R. Barton, S. Gibson, R. Hill, D. Smith, L. Logan, M. Miller, S. Fox, K. France, M. Eldridge. S! Colt sopho- more lim Hartman follows through on a free throw during the 10th grade game at the lun- ior High. 6! junior Ray Hill muscles for re- bounding position at a B-Varsity game. 7! Freshman team: D. Farney, B. Burgess, M. Caswell, D. johnson, G. Hargrove, K. Helvey, S. Booth, D. lack, D. Meyers, M. Krause, L. Shockey, Coach 1. Dixon, Coach R. Emberson, Manager F. Mayfield. Rvws JVlS Cop l:e,s-l- vecorol Where are you supposed to be Hill ... Iwish he wouldn't throw that clip board as hard as he does ... All right, run through the shuffle of- fense again until you get it right ... Harshness may be the answer to winning season. Some of the players on the 1974-1975 junior Varsity Bas- ketball Team will tell you so. The IV Colts ended a winning season, 12-4 overall and 10-4 in the league, with a winning effort against Wellington on the Colts home court. With junior Vic Noordhoek, and Sophomore Scott Griffin from the starting lineup of this years Varsity Club, the Colts could put together another A-Varsity winning season. This year's sophomore club end- ed the season with a record of 7-10. Coming off a 0-12 record for last year, we improved considerably, said Coach Dick Palmer. Freshmen, divided up into two teams, A and B had records of 4-8 and 3-3 respectively.