Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1973 volume:

HAYSVILLE JUNIOR HIGH HAYSVILLE, KANSAS 1972-1973 SCHOOL SONG Fight on Haysville jr. High School Fight on for your honor forever Fight on for your red and your white It will bring you a victory tonight Remember the name that you serve and the school that is cheering you forever Fight on Haysville jr. High School Come on and fight! We'11 win tonight Fight on forever-Hey! F OREWORD We would like to wish everyone a lot of luck in the future. We hope this year has been one you'11 want to re- member. We would like to thank the faculty and administration for the excellent job they have done this year. Sincere thanks to the PTA for sponsoring sock hops, skating parties, and all the other nice things they have done for us. Thank you for all your co-operation. Editors, Linda Haggard Cyndi Reed FIRST ROW: Terri Button, Orla Jackson, Brenda Beal, Sheryl Platt, Joyce Dalton, Business Manager, Cyndi Reed, Assistant Editor, Marsha Holmes, SECOND ROW: Doug Jack, I.W. Slater, Photographer, Delbert Logsdon, Shawn Haley, Ricky Randall, David Farney, Wade Reichmann, THIRD ROW: Verna Boyd, Pam Coppage, Assistant Photo- grapher, Tresa Miller, Linda Haggard, Editor, Julie Renner, Dana Myers, Business Manager, Mrs., Glaser, Advisor. Mrs. Glaser Advisor FEATURED IN TI-IIS BOOK Foreword 2 Administration 3 Fa culty 8 Eighth Grade 12 Seventh Grade 23 Organizations 32 Athletics 40 School Life 47 2 ADMINISTRATIGN Congratulations upon your achievements and success dur- ing the school year. Personally this group has been the source of much pride to me. I feel that you have each contributed to make ours a better school by your cooperation and fine school spirit. Most of us never really see the true worth of our activities and schooling until we look back upon them. Thanks to Mrs. Glaser and the yearbook staff for preserving these few junior Better Education Through Dedication It is a pleasure to endorse the 1972-73 Yearbook of the Haysville Junior High School and to express my sincere gratitude to those responsible for its compila- tion. This yearbook will undoubtedly provide a record of the Junior High School experiences of some six hundred plus students for many years in the future. The Haysville junior High School has the best opportunity for solid guidance of the young person at one of the most critical ages in his life. The program should be flexible for exploration purposes and should provide for articulation of the elementary school with the secondary school to provide a continuous educa- tional program from kindergarten through grade twelve. Wishing each of you the very best with all your future educational pursuits, I remain, Sincerely yours, at if Dr. W. H. Phillips Superintendent of Schools high school memories. Learn to smile even when you are discouraged, for smil- ing faces are so pleasant to re- member, and they do develop fewer wrinkles for later years. My wish for each student is the best of everything and may you have many occasions to be proud that you were a mem- ber of Haysville Junior High School Hawks , 1972-73. Wil F. Humphries The students and teachers of Haysville junior High thank the school board for the long hours spent in creating a school with interests and values of which we are proud. Your many hours of dedication spent in making our school a better one is deeply appreciated. ,ei SCHOOL BOARD U.S,D, 4261: Mr. Max Beal, Mr. Carl Cooper, Mr. Glenn Bridwell, Mr. Richard Studer, Presi- dent, Dr. Phillips, Superintendent, Mrs. Juanita McDermed, Mr, Robert Chitwood, Mrs. Kathyrn Compton, Vice-President. . 4 arent-Teachers Association V223 bm inn r.uuCA11ON '1 1-IROUGH SPECIAL SERVICES Throughout the year these people provide a variety of services for our school. Little do the students and teachers Fealile what if takes to keep our school going. For all the things they do for us, we dedicate this page. MR. ERNIE MRS. MARY ANN ' MILLER GROVES Librarian Library Clerk MR. VIRGIL COMBS Associate Superintendent MR, RICHARD MR. RON MRS. SHARON MRS. BETTY LONG REYNOLDS WATSON PALMER Administrative Counselor Secretary Secretary Assistant 5 N..,s,-Q The Most Helpful Persons In School MRS. RQBERTA CUSTODIANS: Rex Noel, jerry Brooks, Martin BENTLEY Holmes, Scott Ross. Director of Healtl' -v .pn-+f..l-esnn ARLENE CONNER JUNE STEARNS Secretary Secretary to Superintendent QWSSK-.Q ZIER CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: FIRST ROW: Pearl Cox iggiifigadve oiesha Nett, Mabel Clark, SECOND ROW: Vivian Assistant 6 Darby, Unit Manager, Arlene Conner, Alice Cluver, Director of Foods, Luella Logsdon. m 1 School really breaks a teacher down! Our Cleaner-uppers. Never far from the frig! Locker trouble Rootin' Tootln' Teachers f 2 3, ,, an ,Q 7 FACULTY MRS. KAREN ALLEN MR. DALE ATKESON MR. MARION MR, LEROY BLASI MRS KAY CANAAN Lang. Arts Band BARROW Social Studies 8 Math, B S B.A. Degree B.M.E. 8 M.S. Math Coachg B.A. St. Degree Nebraska Degrees B,S, Degree Benedictsg M.S. Northwestern University Fort Hays K.S.T.C. K.S.T.C. State, Okla Emporia Emporia MR. DON CRAIG Scienceg B.A. Degree Baker University MRS. MARGARET FULTON Social Studies Lang. Arts 8 Social Studies B.S. Degree Wichita State University MR. GLENN CUSHIVLAN Social Studies Pittsburg State College B,S. Degree MR. CARL GIESICK Typing B.S. Degree K.S.T.C. Emporia MRS, JEANETTE FOSMIRE Spanish B.S, Degree Pittsburg State College MR. MERRILL DECK Boy's Physical Education S Coach B.S., K.S.T.C. Emporia MRS. FLOSSIE GLASER Reading B.S. S M.S. Degrees K.S.T.C. Emporia 9 MRS. DOROTHY MRS. MARY K, MR. JOHN HEBB I-IAMLIN I-IARLOW Science Social Studies Social Studies B.A. Degree A.B, Degree B.A. Degree K.S.T.C. Friends University Oklahoma State Emporia MR. RAY HOFFMAN Art B.A. Degree Sacred Heart College MR. DALE MELLON Industrial Arts B, S, Degree Pittsburg State College MR, MIKE MR. RICHARD LOCKHART LONG Science Math B.S, Degree B.S. Degree K.S.T,C., Emporia K. S.T.C. , Emporia M.S. Degree M-S- Degree Pittsburg Pitfsbufg MISS MARY KIMPLER Special Education B,S. Degree Sacred Heart College MISS SANDRA MISS JANICE ORTH MYERS Language Arts Lang. Arts B.S, Degree B,S, Degree Sacred Heart College Kansas University IO MRS. LINDA MR. RAYMOND MRS. WANDA ROSE RAWDON RHOADS Music Language Arts Math B.S. Degree MR. LARRY SAYLER Music B.A. Degree MRS. VIRGINIA SHADID Language Arts and B.A. Degree B.S. Degree K.S.T.C. Parks College Social Studies Southwestern State Friends University Emporia BMA, Degree College Wichita State MRS. KAY SHORT Girls Physical Education B.S. Degree K . S . T . C . Emporia MR. SCOTT STURM Science G Coach B.S. Degree K.S.T.C. Emporia University MR. DORMAN MRS, JUDY STONE MSHQEIQETHAN SIMMONS Girls Physical Educa- Math Industrial Arts tion and Home B S Degree B.S. G M.S Degrees Economics FgI,t'Hays State K.S,T,C, B.S. Degree Cone e Emporia F0112 Hays State M S Digree College Colorado State MRS. VADA TJADEN Home Economics A.B, Degree Southwestem College ll MR. AL VANETTEN Science 8 Coach B.S. Degree K.S.T. C. 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NNE . -Q t X , X Q... ,X . w it , x gf , Q .hyd swf . . Wood, Cindy Woods, Randy Woods, Ronnie Word, Melissa Wright, Tammi York, Mike Not Pictured Robert Bums Sharon Clark Tom Kelley Clint Hensley X az.: is is f :Q 1 if X ' N. R A 'fff' 1 , is 4 QNX r 3 . . X , r , . j i. il ,,.. . .. x 'Ou Q. R ,le is X , ,.... , .K R JSI' : M. a +:f,f+ 4 '.-' I fr .-1943 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL HAS BUSY YEAR FIRST ROW: Julie Studer, Bonnie Lang, Jackie Feast, Lori Phillips, Julie Misak, David Famey, Dennis Carter, Marty Kruse, SECOND ROW: J. W. Slater, Jack Johnson, Debbie Teachmen, Ricky Richardson, Pam Venable, Valarie Davis, Karen Hall, Mrs. Harlow, sponsor, THIRD ROW: Terry Schreiber, Greg Sparrow, Diane George, Jim Hartman, Kirby Thompson, Don Reese, FOURTH ROW: Joni Klein, Marcia Canaan, Penny Smith, Karen Fis- cher, Tresa Miller, Jeff Darr. The Student Council project for this year will be to place a metal Hawk on top of the trophy case. Our fund raising projects have been selling cleaner, booster badges, pennants, and candy after school. The Student Council will sponsor the annual sweetheart dance and the annual talent show again this year. Mrs. Harlow, Mr. Long, and Mr. Humphries are the sponsors. The officers are Greg Sparrow, President, Ricky Richardson, Vice-President, Jeff Darr, Secretary, Jim Hartman, Treasurer, Diane George, reporter. LIBRARY CLUB TEACI-IES RESPONSIBILITY FIRST ROW: P. Venable, L. Conner, L. Gourley, C. Uglow, LW. Slater, T. Wheeler, S. West, B. Cunningham, SECOND ROW: L. Haggard, L. Warrington, V. Davis, M. Harbuck, P. Langvardt, W. Cox, G. Sparrow, R. Mayer, G. Ingersol, Mr. Miller, Librarian, THIRD ROW: E. Rose, I. Renner, J. Gwaltney, R. Bailey, G. Pierce, F. Cohlmia, N. Stockton, M. Miller, K. Roeder, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Groves, Library Clerk, D. Meyer, J. Hartman, S. Konkel, S. Love, D. Sparks, L. Barrett, S. Stoops, S. McCutcheon, B. Crane. Not Pictured: G. Earnest, S. Steele, M. Dulaney. Library Club students perform many of the tasks necessary to the efficient operation of a library--checking books in and out, shelving books, reading shelves, filing, preparing new materials for use, cleaning and repairing old ma- terials, promoting the library, and giving cheerful service to fellow students. Library Club students become more effective users of the library. They gain experience with the card catalog, Reader's Guide, reference books, verti- cal file, and audio-visual materials and equipment. 1 ! r HAYSVILLE TEEN CLUB BUILDS LEADERS The Haysville Teen Club is an organization of young women representing the youth in today's world. We, a group of Christian women, endeavoring to grow in character, in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, also strive to grow in the knowledge and love of God. We strive to do projects for the nursing home, the children's homes, our school and civic organizations, such as the United Nations Children's Fund. The sponsors are Mrs. Hamblin, Mrs. Fulton and Mis, Allen. LEARN HANDICRAFTS THROUGH HOME ECCETTES CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Venable, T. Fahnholz, C. Shipman, K. Palmer, C. Reed, P. Coffey, S. Rogers, SECOND ROW: Z. Burgess, V. Murrow, V. Cook, C. Schauf, M. Chambers, D. Offield, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Tjaden, Sponsor, D. Sturchio, O. Jackson, C. Schofield, G. Webb. The Home Eccettes Club is composed of a group of 8th grade girls. The girls are offered the opportunity to learn many different types of handicrafts, among these are knitting, crocheting and embroidering. The sponsor is Mrs. Tjaden. SPANISH CLUB HAS BUSY YEAR FIRST ROW- J. McQuilkin, S. King, J. Elliott, G. Hargrove, L. Cole, K. Dorsey, E. Atkinson, T. White, SEC- OND ROW: W. Reichmann, M. Friend, I. Elliott, D. jack, I. Hunt, R. Harlan, R. Snyder, B. Gordanier, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Fosmire, Sponsor, R. Green, E. Rader, D. Holman, K. Clothier, W. Vickers, G. Smith, S. Barton. The members of the Spanish Club elected joe Elliott President, Geri Smith, Vice- President, Shelly Barton, treasurer and Ellen Rader, Treasurer. They decided to make it a social club, with some cultural activities. Bake sales were held to raise money for game prizes and field trips. Members also enjoyed playing bingo, learning the Mexican Hat Dance, singing songs in Spanish, and other activities. 'K l CHESS CLUB LEARNS TO PLAY THROUGH EXPERIENCE FIRST ROW: M. Hanigan, D. Dietrich, D. Charboneau, S. Haley, G. Lindner, K. Newman, M. Norman, D. Carter, F. Mayfield, S. O'Dell, C. Stewart, G. Joorabchi, SECOND ROW: L. Papen, K. Thompson, D. Glasco, M. Ruark, M. Wolgemuth, D. Clark, M. jesse, R. Hall, D. Randall, J. Wheeler, L. Sandoval, M. March, Not pictured: T. Hill, D. Ratliff, Mr. Stranathan, Sponsor. The Chess Club was organized for those who are interested in and enjoy playing chess. Members are dedicated to learning more about chess through playing experience. CARD CLUB TEACHES MEMBERS MANY GAMES OF CARDS FIRST ROW: D. Marcellus, T. Brooks, K. Beeler, D. Lipke, S. Konkel, T. Allison, L. Davis, SECOND ROW: M. Caswell, R. Wagoner, B. Doffing, J. Elliott, M. Kruse, D. johnson, G. Head, THIRD ROW: Mis. Canaan, Spon- sor, R. Robling, C. Smith, R. Woods, G. Baker, T. Southerland. Not pictured: R. Woods, T. Whitcomb, S. Lindner. In card club we play many different lcinds of cards. For example: we play pitch, rummy, solitary, canasta, sixty six, forty five, and hearts. A variety of tournaments are held during the year. MODEL CLUB INSPIRES CREATIVITY FIRST ROW: A. Aipperspach, T. Adams, B. Adcock, G. Roles, T. Gwaltney, J. Hufman, D. Newlin, D. Dre- sher, SECOND ROW: R. Hufman, T. McGin.n, R. Rains, K. Parker, D. Goss, M. Stroot, J. johnson, THIRD ROW: Mr. Simmons, sponsor, P. Courtney, J. Coleman, V. Miller, J. Strickland, D. Meyer, S. Booth. Not Pic- tured: B. Burgess, M. Eccles, B. Freund. The Model Club is a group of boys whose hobby is making models of cais, airplanes, boats, trucks, tanks, mo- torcycles, etc. The club meets 3 days a week during 4th hour to work on the models. In the spring, a contest is held to determine the top three entries in each major area, motor vehicles, aircrafts, and boats. A trophy is awarded to the top three entries in each category. SCIENCE CLUB OFFERS CHALLENGE Mr. Craig, Sponsor, FIRST ROW: M. Dulaney, W. Cox, I. Slater, S. Love, L. Whitney, J. Tyson, G. Ernest, L. Long, R. Million, SECOND ROW: S. Hatcher, T. Newport, A. Adams, T. Berry, T. Martin, S. Smith, W. Brickley, J. Beard, W. Deaver, THIRD ROW: E, Every, J. Tairal, L. Pulsifur, S. Smith, B. Clark, M. McDonould, I. Chrisman, R. Stienle, B. Thomas. The Science Club provides a joint meeting place and time for students to share ideas and interests they have in science. This is an excelleant opportunity for each student to study further his personal interests both in library research and laboratory experiments with more individual counseling by the advisor. Each student is expected to enter a project of their special interest in the spring District Science Fair. To encourage interest in areas of science not covered in the science class, films may be shown, speakers brought in and field trips are taken. Other participation fsociallyj includes: parties, dances and picnics. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB WORKS ON MANY PROJECTS FIRST ROW: M. Lasiter, D. Crapse, J. Hamilton, K. Boote, R. Loveall, L. Ward, SECOND ROW: B. Potter, 1. Denton, D. Hammel, C. Schneiter, R. joy, TI-HRD ROW: Mr. Mellon, Sponsor, H. Byram, R. Barton, I. Hartman, F. Cohlmia, J. Chrisman. The Industrial Arts Club worked on their projects, played touch football and had recreation in the gym. They helped build a bass music stand for the music department and did repair work on our school sign. GIRL' S CHORUS FIRST ROW: L. Pulsifier, C. Vosburg, S. Angstadt, J. Feast, L. Phillips, D. Fickes, N. Cline, C. Bond, D. Cox, P. Dickson, T. Curry, D. Voelzke, K. Dietrich, SECOND ROW: R, Gonzales, D. Stafford, C. Loveall, D. Floyd, D. Bar- nett, D. Bruner, S. Frazier, 1. Maechtlen, T. Wright, L. Utz, W. Buttram, THIRD ROW: B. Brown, S. Waide, E. Brown, C. Robinson, J. Patrick, D. Hankins, K. Crag, K. McKinzie, P. Simmons, D. Trimmell, D. Robertson, D. Knight, FOURTH ROW: T. Clark, D. Roeder, M. Swaney, T. Kelley, S. Smith, J. Pendarvis, M. Garigin, R. Wes- thusin, S. Fielder, V. Griffin, J. Ferrell. Not pictured: L. Maxwell, S. Clark, D. Giffin, I. Kettleman, M. Nichols. Girl's Chorus and Mixed Chorus meets everyday during fourth hour both under the direction of Mrs. Rose. Mr. Sayler assists with the groups on alternating days. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: D, Platt, L. Shockey, M. Head, D. Conley, J. Bonnell, K. Drinnen, R. Randall, C. Wood, S. Holmes, N. Webster, K. Berg, SECOND ROW: S. Pegg, B. Kingery, M. Bruenhoeber, C. Schneiter, M. Bradford, D. Pierce, J. Chambsers, T. Sowell, D. Hillberry, THIRD ROW: B. Coffman, I. Trammell, G. Pierce, E. Everly, K. Carleton, T. Shaw, D. Hersh, S. Gibson, D. Williams, J. Blaine, FOURTH ROW: L. Phillips, C. Lydon, K. Schaffer, C. Greenlee, D. Teachman, D. Selenke, D. Poland, R. Floyd, K. Berg, C. Giffin, FIFTH ROW: J. Clark, M. York, M. Frasher, R Richardson, R. Lassiter, D. Harrison, R. Reed, T. Just, D. Venneberg. Not pictured: V. johnson, B. Gentemen, T. Mahoney. lf J f 1 i 1 il : x 11 1 - -- H 'lb fl Hi STAGE BAND FIRST ROW: M, Reece, T. Berry, J. Lyson, A. Cook, K. Goff, LW. Slater, E. Rose, SECOND ROW: W. Deaver, L. TenEyck, J. Thomas, G. Pierce, T. Bortz, N. Stockton, THIRD ROW: J. Dillon, J. Gubitz, T. Martin, D. Fox, S. Sullivan, B. Schlegel, C. Reece, M. Harbuck, D. Dresher, H. Adams, Mr. Atkeson, Director, FOURTH ROW: D. Hinshaw, R. Greg, B. Renolett, D. Sparks. HONOR BAND This year is the third year of the honor band. To get in the honor band the student must be auditioned. According to his or her talent the student shall be placed in the jr. High Band or the Honor Band. During the year the honor band works on numbers for con certs. There are two main concerts during the year. One is at Christmas time and the other one in the spring. In April or May the Honor Band goes to all of the grade schools and gives a small concert for each school. s eem' W 38 This is the 1972-73 Junior High Band. Mem- bership to the band is open to anyone desiring to play if they have had at least the equivalent of 18 weeks study on an in- strument. The band is in- cluded in all regular school marching activities and presents itself in con- cert during the school year. A major portion of our study is on basic in- strumental methods. JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW1 B. Thomas, D. Dresher, S. O'Dell, T. just, SECOND ROW: K. Goff, J. Tyson, J. Coleman, THIRD ROW: M. Griekspoor, K. Kerr, B. Sutton, I.. Polan, A, Giegen, C, Smith, L. Nelson, T. Brooks, E. Tieszen, FOURTH ROW: D, Long, R, Million, V, Mills, J. Strickland, Mr. Atkeson, Director. THE STRING ORCHESTRA Violins: K. Beverage, T. Mahoney, T. Richardson, S. McQuilken, G. Webb, K. Bogart, S. West, T. Hill, L. Shockey, N. Taylor, B. Kranenberg, B. Crane, E. johnson, Viola: R. Mayer, S. Pegg, Cello: I. Renner, G. Thompson, Bass: H. Byram, J. Beck fnot picturedj. 39 The Haysville Jr. High Orchestra meets fifth hour five days a week under the direction of Mr. Sayler. ATHLETICS Cheerleaders Represent School Well SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Denise Province, Pam EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Pam Coppage, juhe Misak, lHE1tOn, Barble Lang Bonnie Lang, Our 1972-73 cheer- leaders represented our school with great spirit for the year. These girls were always ready to help lead us to a victory. Their en- thusiasm made our oppo- nents know the Hawks were there. Their smiling faces showed that they were al- ways ready to go with some great cheers. Thanks girls, you did a good job. MRS STONE MRS SHORT PEP CLUB SHOWS THEIR PEP Pep Club Cheers Boys To Victoriesl The Pep club girls of 1972 73 were the great supporters that helped the boys to win first place in football They were assisted by the sponsors Mrs Short and Mrs Stone who kept the girls cheering and who supervised the busses so the girls could cheer and help the boys even on away games The club consists of about 150 members They work together and they show their spirit and dr1ve the boys on to their victories Thanks girls and keep up the good work' l COACH BLASI COACH STURM Haysville Hawks Wins League Championship .ami nv E 3 I-laysville rides to a victory! It, takes thinking to win. The 1972 football season was a good one for the Hawks. Their ability was shown by a victorious record of 6 wins and only one loss. Their hard work and effort on the practice field, under the guidance of Coach Blasi and Coach Sturm, paid off with the league championship. This championship could be termed a school effort with coaches, players, pep club, cheerleaders and loyal fans all contributing to the success of the 1972 Hawks football team. The highlight of the season is a good example, when on a cold and wet night, everyone went to Derby to beat a once beaten team in overtime for an undisputed championship. FIRST ROW: Mike MacDonald, jeff Hamilton, Chris Hudson, Fred Cohlmia, Greg Sparrow, jeff West, Walter Boetcher, Harry Byram, SECOND ROW: Lynn Tenliyck, Wes Brickley, john Chrisman, jim Hartman, Robert Adams, jeff Darr, Steve Steele, Jim Lee, Brad Cunningham, THIRD ROW: Scott Griffin, Sam Konkel, Mark Reece, Dale Baker, Eddy Kercher, Terry Carpenter, Perry Martin, Coach Blasi, FOURTH ROW: Charles Schneiter, john Dillon, David Glasco, Rick Barton, Robbie Mayer, Rick Wiseman, Wayne Deaver, FIFTH ROW: Coach Sturm, Blaine Pot- er, Mike Morton, Ken Boote, Shawn Sullivan, David Long, Tom Kuhn, Mike Dickson. E .ul Defensive Players Qqawannns 'i FIRST ROW: John Dillon, Mark Reece, Mike Morton, john Chrisman, David Long. Scott Griffin, Eddy Kercher. SECOND ROW: Greg Sparrow, jim Lee, Robert Adams, jeff Darr, Sam Konkel, Dale Baker. RECORD OPPONENT HAYSVILLE Goddard 0 12 Mulvane O 20 Wellington 14 6 Augusta O 22 Carlton 6 22 Valley Center 6 12 Derby O 6 Offensive Players Hawks score again! OFFENSIVE PLAYERS FIRST ROW: Steve Steele, Mike Dickson, Harry Byram, Lynn TenEyck, Wes Brickley, john Chrisman, Fred Cohl- mia, Sam Konkel. SECOND ROW: Mark Reece, john Dillon, Robert Adams, Eddy Kercher, Chris Hudson, Jeff Darr, Scott Griffin. L il . Eighth Grade Basketball Team COACH DECK EIGHTH GRADE IN ACTION RECORDS Haysville 49 Augusta 24 Haysville 37 Carlton 16 Haysville 34 Derby 45 I-Iaysville 47 Goddard 17 Haysville 53 Mulvane 31 Haysville 30 Valley Center 31 Haysville 56 Augusta 19 At the present time the 1972-73 basketball season is at the half-way mark. The Sth graders are currently in 2nd place in the Suburban League standings with a league record of 4 wins and 2 losses. The overall record is 5 wins and 2 losses. Last year, while competing as 7th graders, the team finished with an 11-3 record which was good for 2nd place in the league. The boys won first place in the Suburban League Tournament which was held at the conclusion of the season. , ., 5 XW FIRST ROW: Coach Deck, jim Hartman, Scott Chilcote, Kip Stuckey, Mark Reece, Donnie George, jeff Darr, Richard Hall, Lyn TenEyck, SECOND ROW: Fred Cohlmia, Scott Griffin, Steve Steel, jim Hunt, John Dillon, james Barnum, Robert Adams, Rick Barton. 44 SEVENTH GRADE IN ACTION. Seventh Grade asketball Team COACH AL VAN ETTEN Seventh grade basketball develops fundamentals and primary basketball knowledge. The seventh grade Hawks have progressed well during the season and have many boys who will excell in basketball in their future school years. Even though they did not have an out- standing season recordg their enthusiasm, desire and team spirit is a factor to be complimented. Thanks to the squad for an enjoyable and exciting season. Coach Al Van.Etten RECORD Augusta 24 Haysville 22 Carlton 16 I-Iaysville 41 Derby 28 Haysville 22 Goddard 30 Haysville 29 Mulvane 27 Haysville 18 Valley Center 21 Haysville 42 Augusta SO Haysville 21 Goddard 16 Haysville 8 Valley Center 32 Haysville 35 Carlton Derby Mulvane W FIRST ROW: Coach A1 VanEtten, Mark Caswell, Doug Jack, Marty Kruse, Dan Meyer, Leonard Shockey, Manager Dave Famey, SECOND ROW: Craig Smith, Louis Sandoval, Dan johnson, jeff Elliott, jon Elliott, Ray Stienle Steve Booth, Greg Charles. sm 4 . Mr. Mellon, Coach, B. Cunningham, G. Denny, K. Thompson, Mr. Deck, Coach, SECOND ROW: R. Wise- man, R. Hall, D. George, J. Hartman, 1. Darr, J. Beard, THIRD ROW: J. Dillon, K. Stukey, S. Chilcote, S. Steele, J. Chrisman, D. Randall, R. Adams, S. Griffin. The boys that are 8th graders this year were com- peting as 7th graders when the 1972 track meets were held. The meets participated in and places earned for the 1972 schedule were as follows: Mulvane Invitational 1st Derby Invitational 2nd Haysville Relays lst Goddard Dual 1st League Meet 2nd Outstanding performer for 1972 in the 7th grade was Richard Hall in the Pole Vault as he set a new league mark of 8' 11 Second Year Wrestlers In their 6th year the Hawk wrestling squad faced its largest schedule to date: 7 meets 8 1 tournament. With 14 returning 8th graders workouts began in December and continued through the competitive meets in February S March. This year the team goes to the McPherson tourna- ment as defending champions which they won last year. The boys competed for positions in the 17 weight di- visions: 764, 804, 843, 886, 92if,96i9f,10Of54,1O5!f,110s?, 115ff,1204f,1271?, 133ylf,13816f, 1453, 1544, HWT. Boys are able to earn letters by accumulating match and! or team points. Team points are scored by: Draw ltiej:2pts. , Decision:3pts. fby more than 10 match points:4pts. J, Fall fpinl:6pts. 1972-73 Schedule Arkansas City Away Feb. 2 McPherson Home Feb. 7 Arkansas City Home Feb. 13 Goddard Away Feb. 20 El Dorado Home Feb. 27 McPherson C'Tournamentj March 3 Wellington Home Mar-Ch 9 Willington Away March 13 Girl's Track FIRST ROW: L. Hudson, P. Coppage, T. Button, D. Fox, P. Smith, K. Fisher, SECOND ROW: I. Panizzi, K. Harrington, R Frazier, C. Wheeler, V. Murrow, K. Hall, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Short, Coach, C. Faelber, S. Hildebrant, S. Munkries, A. Cook. This team consists of a group of girls who took second plac in the events. Mrs. Short, Coach, assisted in bringing in many victories. They were very successful in representing the Hawks Boy's Track r 54 SECOND YEAR WRESTLERS FIRST ROW: D. Glasco, W. Cox, T, Wheeler, J. Chrisman, J. Lee. SECOND ROW: C. Hudson, W. Brickley, D. Cain, M Eastman, M. Dulaney, K. Boote, T. Kuhn, S. Konkel, C. Schneiter. Of the 14 returning 8th graders this picture shows 5 boys who competed on the 1971-72 McPherson Tournament team holding the 1st place trophy they helped to win. 1972-73 Wrestling Squad FIRST ROW: LW. Slater, Manager, J. Hufman, D. Cain, S. Conrow, A. Aipperspach, R. Randall, B. Burgess, I. McQuil- ken, R. Wagoner, C. Reece, L. Adcock, SECOND ROW: W. Cox, D. Glasco, G. Engdahl, C. Stewart, D. Harper, G. Sparrow, B. Drew, M. Stroot, W. Wentling, M. Dulaney, THIRD ROW: C. Hudson, K. Thompson, T. Berry, T. Kuhn, J. Lee, I. Chrisman, G. Wilson, C. Schneiter, S. Konkel, Coach Sturm, FOURTH ROW: I. Chrisman, J. Denton, E. Ker- cher, R. Hufman, K. Boote, W. Brickley, W. Deaver, G. Frazier, M. Dickson, FIFTH ROW: D. Baker, R. Mayer, S. Sullivan, F. Mayer, M. Eastman, W. Boettcher, Those not pictured: T. Wheeler, M. Harbuck. Y SCHOOL LIFE Karen Fisher, Crown Bearer jim Had an, King - L eXgQueen sf ' ,s Q ' gr ' . ,efypgiku S-ggi S' !suW A gag. V., . 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