Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Baseballers go to state Words can only fall short in telling the story of the '77 edition of the Colt baseball team. lt's easy to say we were the Ark Valley champions, regional champions, and that a good number of seniors thought they would miss graduation ceremonies to attend the state baseball tourna- ment in Kansas City. However, rain cancelled the contest, and forced it to be re-scheduled. Words, however, cannot explain the feeling of jubilation after Richard Hall threw his second no-hitter in a row to clinch the Valley title, and then came back with a one hit per- formance against the City League runner-up Bishop Carroll in first round regional action. The powerful bat of Robert Adams also recorded an astounding feat by swatting three home runs in one game. As a team the Colt machine usually functioned like clock work. Individually, the Colts were supurb. Jim Hartman won the league batting crown with a .406 clip, home run title, 7, stolen base title, 17. Hall led the league pitchers with a .56 era, and also the league in strike outs. I J ' A I MQ? 'SYFQ' is wr- hv .ll lV tffq F.,

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Track team works hard With a great distance perfor- mance and mediocre sprinting and field events the CHS Varsity Track team fought their way to one sec- ond place finish and one third place finish this year. The second place finish came at the Derby Quad and the third place finish came at the regionals. Jim Delzer captured the most medals for CHS with 15, nine of which were gold. Distance races seemed to be the strongest part of the CHS team, and the biggest reason being the strong cross country team from this year. Big performances came from the sprinters as well as the field events. Senior Mike Harbuck stated, The team stuck together and as a whole showed good spirit and motivation throughout the season. The bright spot for the freshmen this year was Don Brunhoeber who participated in the varsity meet and did well enough in the shot to qualify for the state meet. i .15 f ' U ? s,,. ,. , if-, T -f . s-e. fmt., 'fiwfsi