Prairie View High School - Buffalo Yearbook (La Cygne, KS)

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he ies ns M f e Y ff Q, gn 2? Vi 41, Right: State qualifiers are Chris Bishop and Jennifer Johnson Below: Junior Brent Mitzner and Senior Dennis Ross Cbottom lefty attack the tough Savior of the World course. QQ ,JAWM f f r Second L Robert Nash, Matt Dennis Ross, pecially im- with a top ten ' cross coun- a state birth ' and Tolly, te, the first in 1983. In xtreme pre- of 98. looks very dition to his nser, Coach E the all im- men from w recruits. af? 1'- f 4X V -uf A f 4 , M, . ,,,... af ,W Qs KW f ,L f'i:' , , 37 5? 12, i fl, ' jfwy , , 7' fy, yn, , 2 Z f fe! 2 f, , ,, f gy' mf I ff- , ,,6 Below: Senior Keith Beattie 13rd from lefty prepares to pass the the opposition on his home course. 'W fl J , M, , f ll ' T ,. nj fi -:gi-I W. '7 s . QW S f VW I , M ,,.32my!w!Qg4kY A 4' ,.., Varsity Seasonal' Record Placement 5th 0pponent's Inv. Garnett Santa Fe Trail Savior of World Prairie View Blue Valley Gardner Frontier League CPVJ Regional Senior Matt Teagarden and Junior Robert Tolly fbottom rightb reach the halfway mark at a P.V. Invitational. CROSS COUNTRY! 37

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Cross Countr 36lCROSS COUNTRY Dennls Ross Matt Teagarden Brad Mendenhall ChI'1S Blshop EPIC Stanley and Coach Daryl Ramsey After graduatlng only two squad runners from the 1986 Reglonal Runner Up the 1987 glrls cross country team led by returmng state qua11f1ers J ennlfer Johnson and Dana Teagarden had hlgh hopes Unfortunately Coach Daryl Ramsey was unable to fleld a full team for the f1rst t1me 1n elght years Ramsey s two sophomore newcomers Tammy Weers and Mlssy Fuller one body short of a team set thelr SlghtS on 1nd1v1dual honors and spur red each other on Sophomore Johnson agam qual1f1ed for state and placed 29 out of 94 runners at Manhattan Teagarden hampered by mjury ended her cross coun try career at PV at the 4 A Reglonal meet ln Ottawa On the f1lpS1dG Ramsey s boys were a much 1mproved squad Top returnlng run ners Chr1s Bishop and Robert Tolley both 1un1ors were Jolned on the varslty squad by Kelly Northern Jackie Nash Matt Teagarden Rlchard Kmser Dennis Ross, Joe Ray and Mike Nlckell Kmser a freshman was especlally 1m presslve startmg the season wlth a top ten f1n1sh ln h1S f1rst event vars1ty cross coun try meet He was on track for a state blfth untll sufferlng a knee mjury Pushed all year by Kmser and Tolly Blshop earned a tr1p to State the f1rst slnce Mark Karhoff went ln 1983 In Manhattan Chr1s suffered extreme pre race utters and placed 72 out of 98 Overall the boys squad looks very strona for next year In addltxon to h1s crew of Blshop Tolly and Kms r Coach Ramsey should be able to f1nd the all lm portant fourth flfth and slxth men from returmng J V runners and new recrults 3 I 2 E 2 2 3 af' KMZZWWQ nw? f

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Boys' Basketball BOYS BASKETBALL: First Row - Wes Servos, Brent Mitzner, Charlie Moore, Chris Wier and Billy Cornett Row - Ora Marler, Bobbie Jackson, Mike Green, Eric Bishop, Aaron Rhynerson, Scott Friend, Donald Peters Kinser and Coach Ron Price. Third Row - Kent Stahl, Dennis Ross, David Brown, Eric Canada, Chuck Conners, Nickell, Eric Stanley and Jason Kinder. Fourth Row - Craig Tennis, Roy Shidelar, Dale Leisure, Chris Bishop, Kline, Brad Mendenhall, Jeff Hampton, Shawn Farris, Jeff Russell and Brad Brown. Though the PV boys' basketball team did not set the world on fire, this past season was one of marked improvement. After a victoryless period of two and a half years, the Buffalos won a 47-46 heart stop- per over Jayhawk-Linn in the Frontenac Invitational Tournament on Jan. 22. PV captured its second and last victory of the season with a 53-46 trouncing of Jayhawk- Linn at home on Jan. 28. Coach Ron Price's Buffalos were led by a trio of seniors - Jeff Hampton, Brad Mendenhall and David Kline. Mendenhall was the only player to receive individual honors. Brad was named to the Frontenac all tournament team, received honorable mention all league, was second on the team in scoring with 216 total points, 11 per game, and in rebounding with 126. Hampton led the team in total points - 250, 12 per game and in rebounds - 129. Point guard Kline led the team in assists with 134 and was third in scoring. Other seniors on the varsity squad were Dennis Ross and Kent Stahl. Ross was us- ed in a part-time state and usually the sixth man. Stahl's services were lost to the Buffalos after a knee injury early in the season. Returning for Coach Price are several players who saw varsity action. Leading the way are juniors Chris Bishop, fourth in scoring and third in rebounding and Dale Leisure, second in assists. They will be joined by juniors Jason Kinder and Roy Shideler, sophomore Eric Canada and freshman Richard Kinser. Senior David Kline goes air- borne for an assist to Junior Eric Canada. 3 2 5 5-fe , QM. 56 45 50 61 37 sa 52 33 .54 47 53 35 57 54 53 70 41 61