Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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VARSITY WRESTLING — Front Row: Chuck Car- vin, Pau l Wysocki, Owen Neal, Second Row: Larry Perkinson, Joe Bush, Dan Fleming, Mark Hill. Back Row: Dcrrell Burns, Richard Stan- field, Mike Bagwell, Jim Griffiths, Doug Mock. Coaches are Dennis Sylvester and John Stafford. Wrestling in the 145-pound weight division, Denny Mock attempts to regain a pinning posi- tion as his opponent fights for freedom. While attempting a reversal, sectional champ Mike Bagwell uses his strength to overcome Mark Faris of Bloomington in the sectional. 114

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SWIMMING — |in water|: John Weaver, Rick Mann and Dan Fox. Sitting; Kevin Hill, Mike Page, Keith Romine and Rick Barnhill. Standing: Tim Davis, Tom Linnweber, Mike Volez, Kerry Vandersteeg, Greg Hunter, Max Henry, Rick Ell, Jim Carpenter, Pete King, Paul Collings- v orth and Rick Cody. Coaches are Marty Men- nen and Robert Sprague. SWIMMING Opponent CHS Lawrence Central ... .52 43 Bloonnington University 76 16 Greensburg 77 18 Warren Central 59 37 New Albany 61 34 Ben Davis 57 37 Southport 50 45 Bloonnington High . . . .39 56 St. Xavier (Cin.) 27 67 St. Xavier (Cin.) Relays — 3rd Columbus Relays — 2nd sec— 2nd Sectional — 2nd State — 5th p j: . til «» ■J i »« r. SL jnaaiik... . . Finishing the last lap of the 100-yard back- stroke is sophomore Pete King who finished sixth in the sectional. Wailing for the gun, Tom Linnweber prepares for the 1 00-yard butterfly during a dual meet at Northside pool. 113

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Tough schedule aids in experienced matmen Third must have been the magic number for the wrestlers as they finished third in the SCC tournament, the sectional and in the invitotionals at Anderson and Jennings County. In dual matches for the season, the grapplers ended 3-5. Four members of the squad placed in the SCC. Joe Bush finished third in the 137 pound class, while Larry Perkinson decisioned Mark Wildman of Martinsville, 9-2, for a first. Mike Bagwell defeated Mark Paris of Bloomington 4-3, and Richard Stan- field beat Don Henling of Blooming- ton 4-1 to give the team three in- dividual champions. Bloomington ran away with the SCC title with 135 points as Columbus finished third with 51 points. In sectional action, the matmen placed five individuals. Bagwell won the 175 pound class with a 10-8 win over Paris. Bush and Doug Mock lost on tight decisions, with Mock ' s being a referee ' s decision. Other finishers were Darell Burns third and Jim Griffith fourth. Advancing to the re- gional, Mike Bagwell finished third. WRESTLING Opponent CHS New Albany . . 16 34 Bloomington . . 41 3 Seymour .13 31 Muncie South . . 27 21 Connersville . . . .23 30 University .... 24 20 Richmond .30 22 Southport 30 13 Anderson 4 -way— -3rd Columbus nvit. — -4th Jennings Co. 8-way 3rr SCC- -3rd Sectional- — 3rc Regiona 1— 16th Attempting to break down the extremely dif- ficult legs, Chuck Corvin stands up, which is the only counter to the hold. 115