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

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J V. and oph The 1974-75 junior varsity ran up an 8-4 record before hitting a late season slump and losing their last four games in a row. Being smaller than most junior varsity teams, the Cougars resorted to a harassing half-court press. They forced turnovers, ran and shot well before hitting that final slump which saw them losing three of the last four by a total of seven points. This year's sophomores were vic- tims of the junior varsity shuffle. Never playing with a full compliment of sophomores, the team suffered a disheartening year. When the team had the chance to play together, they showed their po- tential by winning the sophomore tournament. They beat Great Bend and Central in successive close games to capture the tournament trophy. 6 basketball X52 .vxy , ..vb lie! ,,.i , ,. sssi , ssy , Ns, sl 5 g he ff . ..,, , '32 HQ. ,r .jj-.1 x Nu j . f j x .. ,X ' ff fir: T f T' 1 i s sls X 1 A 1. Sophomore team members are: lst ROW: Duane Webber, Don Thomas, Dan McKee, David Weigel, Lowell Dohrrnann. 2nd ROW' Jerry Olson, Greg Warren, Greg Muilenberg, Rick Kuhn, Bob Cummings, Mike Killion, Bill Hecker. 2. These four juniors picked up valua- ble experience this year on the junior varsity. They are: lst ROW' Bryan Thomas, Bryan De- bolt. 2nd ROW: Joe Stratton, John Sackrider. 3. Sophomore Mark Knight started junior var- sity and played in a few varsity games. I L I

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l Ihihsauwaggnuag-l xx if W.. 1. Senior Steve Brown goes high for a jump shot against Central. 2. Mark Cather played good defense for the team all year long. 3. Co- captain Fred Dye shoots for two. 4. The other senior co-captain, Bob Kennedy, brings the ball up against the press. 5. J.J. Miller chal- lenges a big man inside. 6. Tim Pivonka sets up the Cougar offense. 7. Dave McKee scores two in front of a Clay Center defender. basketball

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1353 7 g, V 'Q' fi . 1 -1 wr... ' 7 , ' ini . .1 sil l' 'A ,Q ' V 3 X Freshmen Not only did the freshmen compile their best record, they set a record for wins on the freshmen level. By going 8-2 on the year, the team by-passed the 6-4 record of the 72 team. The team was led in the backcourt by guards Jim Ginther and Tim Cline, who averaged 12.8 and 10.6 points per game. Jeff Heline was the second leading scorer at 11.25 points per game. The front line was manned by Bob Tyler, Jeff Heline, and Kevin Reich- muth. These three provided the strength on the boards which is es- sential to a winning team. Bench power was provided by Greg Rogan Jeff Kroneberger, and Rick Olson. Next year these freshmen will be called upon to fill key positions. main!!!-qunummmm-Q 'Kl 'W 1. Bob Tyler goes high for two in the overtime win against Manhattan. 2. Jim Ginther gets a shot off against a Manhattan opponent. 3. Tim Cline scores a breakaway basket. 4. Members of the freshman team for 1974-75 are: FRONT ROW: Bill Wiesing, Kevin Reichmuth, Darren Lockhart, Tim Cline, Pat Hull, Jim Ginther, David Bums. 2nd ROW: Russell Lanier, Steve Thompson, Jeff Kroneberger, Greg Rogan, Dave D'A1bini, Jeff Heline, Bob Tyler, Loren Pack, Rick Olson, Rod Feil. basketball