Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

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SEVENTH GRA DE BASKETBALL A Q m FRONT ROW: Ron Dellinger, Manager, Richard Zimmerman, Mike Spencer, Steve Dent, Doug'Adams, Kevin Maechtlen, Ron Becker, David Nichols, Ray Weatherly. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clanton, Coach, Larry Ruse, Hubert Hunt, Perry Patten, Dennis Bane, Ricky Rogers, Barry Hughes, Brad Nutter, not pictured Brett Beal. The Hawk 7th graders opened their season with allop- Haysville 49 Derby 12 sided 49-12 win over Derby and have continued this win- Haysville 37 Valley Center 27 ning pace with 4 games left to play the team has an over- Haysville 41 A11gQSt21 13 all win-loss record of 7 to 1. They are in second place in Haysville 42 Weumgton 13 the suburban league at the present time. The 7th graders Haysville 70 Carlton 8 established a new school scoring record by hitting for 70 Haysville 28 Mulvane 39 points against Carlton. Ronnie Becker also set an indivi- Haysville 58 DerbY 35 dual school scoring record by scoring 30 points. I-Iaysville 32 ValleY Center 28 Coach Steve Clanton IL1I1iOr High Cheering in y W9 4 1 ddiiiiel in ki r 'ik A 7 ,l f r yr 7, A , li K. yi i t 5 2 45

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EIGHTH GRA DE BASKETBA LL FRONT ROW: Randy Riley, Manager, Mark Payne, Kevin Bader, Gary Nichols, Doug Garton, Tom Reeves, Mike Ybarra, Merrill Deck, Coach. SECOND ROW: john Armstrong, Dennis Hall, Clem Alcarez, john Dickson, Don Mounts, lim Poynter, Richard Taylor, james Prim. Basketball season got under way on Dec. 2 when the team Haysville Derby 22 traveled to Derby for a doubleheader. The 8th graders won the Haysville Valley Center 43 game by the score of 35-22. At the three quarters mark of the Haysville Augusta 38 season the team has 4-4 record. and are in third place in the Haysville Wellington 14 Suburban league standings. The team has remaining games Haysville Carlton 30 with Wellington, Augusta, Carlton and Mulvane before going Haysville Mulvane 38 to Mulvane to compete in the league tournament. Haysville Derby 31 Haysville Valley Center 45 Coach Merrill Deck jump High, Jim Get it, Gary Xl I f R X 5 v ' I tx 44

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TRACK AND FIELD FRONT ROW: Mike Smith, Doug Garton, David March, Pat Teschke, Mark Payne, john Walters. SECOND ROW Dennis Hall, jim Poynter, Randy Fifer, Gary McCutheon, Bill Clark, Richard Taylor. Being a spring sport, the jr. High track and field program is organized so that boys will have an opportunity to participate in individual as well as team athletic competition. Classes involved in competition include Class A feighth grade onlyj, Class B fseventh grade onlyj, Class C Qany boy seventh or eighth grade weighing 100 pounds or less. jAny boy may participate in the track program. Cuts are not made, thus allowing any boy to stay with the sport the entire season. Track and field is a good sport for all boys to participate in for the individual ac- complishments they are able to make and see within themselves, Events: 75 yd. dash, 100 yd, dash, 220 yd. dash, Hurdles, Long jump, High jump, Pole vault, Shot put, 440 yd, dash f8th onlyj, 440 yd. relay, 880 yd. relay, Medlay relay 18th onlyj. WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Larry jantzen, Kelly Cooper, Bill Everett, Russell Kercher, Ron Pinkston, Pat Teschke, Wade Cole. SECOND ROW: Randy Fifer, Bill Clark, Lonnie Braden, Steve Konkel, Kenneth Waymire, Lyle Smith, Marty Turner, Coach Scott Sturm, john Mann, not pictured. In January the wrestling team started its 3rd year. The boys began conditioning workouts after returning from Christmas vacation. Practices continued through Feb. where they were concerned with fundamentals and perfec- ting skills. Also during this time practices were devoted to elimation tournaments in each weight division and hard practices for the competitive meets in March. The boys wrestled in 17 weight divisions: 7619, 8015, 845, 886, 924, 963, 1003, 1054, 11013, 1155, 12014, 1274, 1334, 13814, 1453, 1543! and heavy weight. Those earn- ing letters did so by scoring team points in any meet by any of the following: Draw:2pts, decision:3pts, fall:5 pts.