Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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J .V. Football The 1974 Cougar junior varsity kept itls winning tradition alive by posting their fourth unbeaten season in five years. The team picked up va- luable experience as they defeated the J.V. teams of such powers as Hutchinson and Manhattan. The sophomore team won three games and lost one. Their only loss coming as a direct result of disorgan- ization, not a lack in playing ability. The sophomores were lost in the shuffle which comes from preparing the varsity team for their first game with a new coach. 1. Junior Varsity defenders swarm a Junction City ball carrier. 2. Ron Shuman kicks off an- other J.V. game. 3. B-team members talk it over during half-time of the Manhattan game. 4. The 1974 Junior Varsity team members are: lst ROW' Tom Lavery, Mark Bird, John Sackrider, Dan Gilbert, Rusty Nestler, Bryan Thomas, Jim Thomas, Ron Robinson. 2nd ROW' Ron Knight, Steve Moden, Tim Pont- ing, Mike Vinson, Tom Trively, Mike Tisdell, Ron Shuman. 3rd ROW: Kevin Shotwell, Joe Stratton, Brad Faelber, Charlton Nelson, Brad Kroneberger, Chuck Pease, Kent Harbaugh, Jeff Weaver. 4th ROW: Jeff Herber, Brad Carlson, Dan Landon, David Youtsey, Ron Redding, Mike Ginther. 5th ROW: Doug Turner, Rick Kuhn, Mike Araya, Mike Mora- vec, Henry Robinson. 6th ROW: Greg Muilen- berg, Chuck Lumsden, Greg Baier, Jim Mar- tin, Steve Blackwell, Joe Harrison, Jim Weis, David Weigel. 84 football

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Girls Tennis Good tennis means never having to say you're sorry , as stated by a member of South's 1974-75 girls' ten- nis team. Highlighting the season was the Junction City tournament in which every girl placed and brought home a medal. Out of five teams entered, South lost first place by only one point to Junction City and returned with its first girls' tennis trophy. In the first CKL ever held in girls' tennis, sophomore Val Block placed second in singles oneg while senior Cindy Ayre placed fourth in singles two. The enthusiastic spirit of Coach Eloise Lynch and many hours of hard practice determined South's most successful year in girls' tennis. 186 girls' tennis