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STEVE SHAFFER, First Base GREG KUENSTLER, Pitcher
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ED WYATT, Shortstop CARL WATTLES, Second Base BASEBALL AWARDS Most Valuable Player. Sportsmanship...... Batting Champion. . . Honorary Captain. . . .... Ed Wyatt . .Ron Patridge . ... Ed Wyatt Greg Kuenstler TOP FIVE HITTERS Ed Wyatt Jeff Ditter Mike Patridge Steve Shaffer Dan Wilder 28 RON PATRIDGE, Outfield
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Cross Country FRONT ROW-Parvin Murbarger, Bruce Staser, John Murbarger, Doug Hosselton, Mike Gray, Owen Skaggs, Gary Billingsley, Rick Harbin; SECOND ROW-Mgr. Harry McDonald, Keith Pryor, John Cox, Mike Patridge, David Toler, David Burt, Bill Long, Jerry Wattles, Ronnie Patridge, Dennis Carder. The 1967 X-Country season was successful; and, as I view it, filled with effort, ability, determination, highlights and talent. Four of the above mentioned terms are easily qualified if you ever observed the ’67 Harriers in action. The highlights of the season can be observed by checking the fine record of ’67 runners. Another was our Clay City Open meet. It was a meet with good stiff competition. One of the greatest highlights of the season came near the end when Don Cas finished 4th in the district meet at West Frankfort among strong competitors and by this accomplishment earned the privilege to run in the state meet at Urbana. For myself another highlight was the ever present effort and excellent attitude which prevailed in our team. Our lettermen this year were: Seniors—Ron Patridge, John Cox, Owen Skaggs, and Don Cash; Juniors—Mike Gr: and Dennis Carder; Sophomores—Doug Hosselton and David Burt. Four of our lettermen were underclassmen this year, and other underclassmen looked good. Judging from this fact, we should remain strong in the near future. I most assuredly want to publicly thank Mr. McDaniel who worked with me in Cross Country, and thanks to Mr Tolliver who helped us in many ways. 30
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