East High School - Echoes Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Women 's Tennis Tennis team eenin ,e!e n , 4 1 ,K 5 v I ee p I ., ,,e,,, e e n The Wemefie tefieie eeeeee Went efne ee2 nn n n nnn n nnnl , nn Wal' this Vaal- Ceeeh Bafia Whha hee eehh a eeeh the Privilege of taking two seniors to Qfgflfii , Slater Sefhethihe that hae not been eei , , e done in three or four years. s e hihss r eehh hhehhh 1 feepeetively in the Regional Tourna- 'hahfl Whieh Qualified them for the etete Teenie Teeffiemeet- Altiieeeh 2'- 1 eeen White Wee pleased with takin two 1- iif f,, -' . , Q , girls to State, she was not as happy seava e - - M tliltt , g, with the new City League Tournament ht ' t-- 7 lfe, :ZV hw gil ' ' ' ' ' eeeee which was cancellation-elimination. eeee she felt that this method was unfair. I hh Whah asked about the Ueeemina t.t. t...:4t::41 ...r. ...arg . t.t,.r,,. ..yV, e It ,,,,. J M Ml year' responded' Hvve have 'T i hh C y , , - r r, V a lot of strong sophomores and i qw. rl get i juniors returning, so our season looks W ,, h h to be good. Karen Potter watches her return as she completes her follow-through. fr! , 2 -h ' hh, h aw' Awww-if Members of the women's tennis team are KFRONT ROWH Susan Baker, Kristina Brewster, Kirsten Killinger, . k h th b H Jenae Lindell, Pam Williams, Deanna Belden, CBACK FlOWl Kim Lawson, Monica McPherson, LaVonda Nichols, iKmh1 Lawson eeps er eye on e a Karen Potter, Lori Fuller, Tamra Coslett, Coach Berta White. Not pictured: Claudette Brown. 22lhNomen's TGYTVWS while concentrating on her backhand. 6

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av' Sophomore Football Sophs go 6-25 show promise Coach Jerry Taylor's sophomore squad turned out a 6-2 record, while managing to outscore their op- ponents by over 90 points. One of the assistants, Rick Hoover, had this to say about the season: The 1980 sophomore football season was very successful and rewarding for all of the people who were involved. Not only did 40 sophomores progress and develop for potential starters as juniors for the varsity, but these fine individuals did it while winning foot- ball games at the same time. The sophomores will be very succesful in the years to come. Sophomore football E33 South .... ..... 8 1 6 North .... ....... Q 40 KMC .... .... f orfeit West .... ...... 8 28 Carroll ...... .... t 4 30 Northwest .... . . . .M19 6 g - Southeast .... . , 14 0 , ,, ft' . K , i f 1.-. f ., 1 Milli' Q f i ts new ww . ,Nw W eq fr... . ,, ., . C Sophomore Bryant Brown takes the ball around the end, as his pursuers fall to the ground. iw , ,-Q-I .,,,p:3?2?'4f vm? M 1' Members of the sophomore football team are CFRONT ROWJ Alec Walterscheid, Calvin Crocklin, James Trefethen, Dan Yancy, Greg Kilts, Derek Rodd, Darwin Gordon, Rodger Howard, Don Williams, Seavey Velazquep KSECOND ROWJ Steve Hyman, Coach Jerry Taylor, Mike Goodwyn, Dean Riggins, T.J. White, Eddy Doerr, David Usher, Kevin Goins, Shawn Hornbaker, Charles Webb, Curtis Walters, Robert Botkin, Darryl Fowlerp lTHlRD ROWJ Mitch Anderson, Maurice Goines, Paul Wojtowiczg KBACK ROW! Randy Bunner. Football!21

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r- ' ' ' - Women's Golf Womerfs Golf Heights .... KMC ......, Northwest . . . East .,.257 210 188 216 222 208 North ..... ..,. 2 41 2 1 4 Carroli ..... .... 2 Ot 2 O 4 Southeast ..., .... 2 12 1 9 5 West lnv.. . ..,, . . . 2nd City League .... .... 3 fd Regionals. . . . . . - 3rd State .... '--- 9 ffl as A ,M ,W us, ,, JJ ,Wk , ,.,, 1, , ,MA ,f 4 . fr 1, ii .FW M W ,, ,lf alaiii' ' f ,,,. . ,,,Lk H - H , . fi 'T 'iie T k , ,,,g,,1,A, ffl ,ii f',' f 'ff'f1l, T A T , ,. ,,.' 7 ' 12 ,2 I ,, .,, N ,MV - Vgy, 77's i ' 'JW ' . , ' 2 M 1 a -, y Q it all f , -gui 'W ii i ,'g,,lk3,'g, f 3 ,, w - 41' - Hi, VW EEEWAYiw,,V':r1i,lf1lrfiw'iE li, . , ,, i J if if , ff' , f - f' ,wa - t V ,, ' 421' J ' J. Z I Vw' f , V: Q, y if -,. ,, f ,J , ,M . , 1 ,,f,'t'Q ' . V, 'W-ff . if if jt,,a,-y,,,,, K Senior Marilyn McBride watches the ball as she gets ready to stroke, Concentrating on her follow-through, senior Lou Ann Jacobs attempts to make par. Women golfers take 3rd place The women's golf team, under first- year coach Ernest Taggart, set three goals at the beginning of the season. The first was to defeat Southeast, next was to go to State and finally to have improvement throughout the team. As the season progressed, they met all of their goals. They defeated Southeast 195-212. A third-place finish in the city and Fiegional tour- naments qualified them to go to State. And the team held good overall im- provement throughout the year. The most outstanding players were Marilyn McBride, who finished as a medalist in the State meet, Wendy Knapp, whose improvement helped to get the team into the State meet and Leasha l-leadrick who also showed great improvements throughout the year. Taggart has new goals for next year, beginning with getting more 'girls out and having better practices. Members of the women's goll team are Coach Ernest Taggart, Sandy Morris, Wendy Knapp, Ashley Oburn, Lou Ann Jacobs, Lori Wimberly, Marilyn McBride, Leasha l-leadrlck. 23llWomen s Golf