Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Three School Records Shattered in Competition Charles Bertram sprints toward the finish and wins another ofhis many victories. Happily tangled in his track warm up, Ed Finchum awaits the needed help of' Doug Reber. Larry Brown clears the bar during a duel meet, as he set a new school record in the pole vault. Under the helm of Mason Napier, the Eagle cinder team ran on guts and determination to a first place finish in the Union City Invitational, a second place finishing in the county meet, and placed third in the conference. Phil Janeway, winning the low hurdles in 21 seconds, Gary Smoot, striding the two miles in l0:26, and Larry Brown, clearing 12' 8 set new school records in the spring. Many B-team and freshman track records were broken. Dewayne Patton, Jim Coynor, Mike Towne and Marty Zearbaugh, teammates on the mile relay team, sprinted a 440 yard dash each which broke the record and set the time of 3:54 seconds. During the year all but three freshmen records were tied or broken.

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Cinder Team Apprehends Union City Invitational FRONT ROW: R. Beetley, A. Clevenger, D. Randall, L. Brown, B. Clements, R. Cooper. SECOND ROW: M. Napier, Coach, K. Hitchens, C. Davis, P. Clark, A. Corn, B. Latta, FRONT ROW: D. Garr, J. Bell. SECOND ROW: D. Young, F. Forst, W. McCallister, R. Storie, T. Poti. BACK ROW: E. Johnson, D. Morris, M. Napier, Coach, R. Moss, J. Towne, R. Myers, R. Swift. M. Ellis, C. Fancher, G. Smoot. BACK ROW: B. Lucas, D. Vest, J. Mitchell, P. Janeway, T. Butler, T. Rector, J. Young, G. Burt. FRONT ROW: J. Corey, D. Ratliff, R. Lewis, J. Scott, C. Bartlett, C. Simpson, R. Anacker, D. Morris, M. Hankins, D. Irvin, M. Constant. BACK ROW: J. Wright, B. Harley, J. Coyner, R. Mace, B. Atterson, M. Zearbaugh, M. Towne, C. Harrison, J. Whitaker, K. Fadely, D. Patton, R. McKinney, D. Harty, C. Gordon, Coach. Phil Janeway lunges at finish line, setting a new .school rec- ord in the low hurdles.

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Baseball Squad Returns to Regional Competition Finding time to relax between innings, Tim Janeway sips on a coke to take the dryness from his throat. lnhelder, Gary Foltz loosens up while waiting to make his initial appearance at the plate. 124 Coach Larry Stoner's troops soared to the school's second straight sectional title during the l97l spring campaign. The Eagle's dream of tracing the footsteps of last year's regional champions was shattered in their initial tilt of the regional tournament, dropping a 3-0 de- cision to eventual champion, Richmond. Tim Janeway led the team in hitting with a .354 average in sixteen games. Anxiously awaiting the next pitch, Duane Cruea digs in and gets a firm grip on his bat.