Connell High School - Eastern Echo Yearbook (Connell, WA)

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fLeftJ Steve Phipps receives consolations from Coach Hall after first round loss at the State tournament. qBelowy Ken Roberts on top during home Wrestling contest. w , ,. . we 1 F ront Row - Alfred Escalera, Scot Smith, Steve McCary, Larry Rowe, Rick Miller Keith 9 Longhurst, Mark Tschirky. Back Row - All R J h ' Jeff Woodbury, Frank Lords. SPONSORED BY Lyle Engineers en owe, o n Cox, Ernie Jackson, Brad Casper, Frosh Hopefuls Freshman wrestlers are Categorized with the junior high and wrestle under the Spartan banner. Their faces may be unfamiliar, but they are Working hard to perhaps be on the next state cham- pionship team.

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VARSITY AND JAYVEE WRESTLERS Back Row Dwane Phipps, Fred Norman, Kevin Barrow, John Mata, Ron Canzler, Jerry Rush. 2nd Row: Carlos Cano, Chico Mata, Mark McCary, Jay Jenks, Kim Empey, Tom Muhlbeier, Kevin Jenks, Lane McGary. 3rd Row: David Hathaway, Steve Phipps, Eliazar Gonzalez, Ray Koehler, Kent Mackay, Don Hathaway, I Mike Delp 1Managery. 4th Row: Mike Wieseler, Rick McCary, Buddy Miller, Israel Perez, Robert Kinion, Ken Roberts, David Longhurst, Lee Stephenson, Coach Hall and Mark Williams in front. 1973-74 WRESTLING SEASON RECORD CONNELL 23 - 36 Hermiston 52 - 12 Hanford 39 - 12 Ritzville 37- 9 Dayton 1st place Medical Lake Inv. 4th place Othello Takedown 39 - 31 Royal City 33 - 14 Pomeroy 31 - 36 Colfax Warden Warden Ri tzville Othello Po meroy Kamiakin Othello Dayton Colfax Royal City Sunnyside AP Qt SPONSORED BY Erickson Motor Co.

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A thle tic and A ctive During the year when Women's Rights have become a major issue, at least one organization has seen a healthy increase. That organization? - the Girls' Athletic Association, coach- ed by Mrs. David Mudra.. Less attention was given events with other schools, as the group was large enough this year to have a very ample in- tramural program, especially in softball and badminton. Interest was low in other schools. Special awards given were: Volleyball - Captain, Rhonda Taylorg Inspirational, Becki Bongersg and Most Valuable Player, Julie Jenks. The volleyball team's record includ- ed more wins than losses, yet they failed to qualify for league, in a close race. Badminton - A doubles tournament was held, and there was a, tie for first between Luvy Benavides-Rose Marie Cerna, and Debbie Bowns-Bev Fehrenbacher. Second place went to Vicki Seuell-Judy Sutton. Softball could not attract a very good crowd, and it died out early in the season. a,..,..-H- 'pw fFrontl Rhonda Taylor, Susanne Dorman, Kathy Lee, Nancy Lipps. fBackj Kathleen Reed, Tammy Eppich, Wanda Bfiche Tammy Merrill, Wilma Gomez, Julie Jenks, Linda Carnes, Becki Bongers, Kelly Timmons.