Frankfurt American High School - Focus Yearbook (Frankfurt, Germany)

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Lenny Shaw and Tony Grogan rest after an 800 Jonny Ellis appraised Bob Phil Stelle concentrates on meter relay practice. Cutter's shot put style. strengthening his muscles in preparation for the track season. SPRINTERS: Ray Collier, John Ellis, Mike Lybarger, Chuck Huff, and Neil Hill. Larry Morris and Mike Lane, 1500 meter relay runners, prepare to warm up for practice. Buddy Carroll, Bill Sandalls, Scott Swedberg, and Dave Barton Stan McKee holds Bill Sandalls' ankles While Ernest Kish represent Frankfurt in the mile relay. struggles alone during lirnbering-up sessions. 181

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!8O 1 BROAD JUMPERS: Bob Myer. Clark Kathenberg,BudclyCarroll, HIGH HURDLERS: Buddy Carroll, BobMyer,and Scott Swedberg. John Ellis, Richard Irby, und Chuck Huff. Chuck Huff, John Ellis, Richard Irby, and Bob Myer stand before the broad jump pit. Mike Lybarger, sprinter, enjoys the warmth of a sunlit afternoon truck session. Ludwigsberg's loss and Frankfurt's gain is Larry Morris, 1500 meter man, who placed th i r cl in last year's USARLJUR finals. HIGH JUMPERS: Bob Myer, Buddy Carroll, Mike Povendo, and Bill Fedor stand before the enemy, the six foot mark. Roy Collier, discus, Sprints, and shot Dut treat. , 71' ., SY, me f C i if I 4

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182 , if, 1338: Coach Robert Bombard FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Richard C randall, Mike Thompson, Bob Wisenbaker, Dan Jorgenson, Jim Tillman, Robert Wignall, R o lf Von Hellens, Larry Graber, Marty Bierne. SECOND ROW: George Biesinger, Karl Friberg, Atilla Keredes, Joe Zyzik, Bernd Hildebrand, Ed Wisneski, Andrew Judd, J ay Worrall, Ed Rusch, Jeff Cannon, Steve Carlson. THIRD ROW: Doug Bielot, Philip Joullian, Larry Slade, John Bartholomew, Moustapha Zikri, Jesse Drain, Gary Dougherty. Saccez Flashing feet, deft maneuvering and jet-like speed, sparked on the surface field. Time after time, the Eagles Eleven drove the dancing yellow ball down the field to victory. Franlcfurt's forward line, captained by Hans David, relentlessly moved the ball through the oppos ition's defense toward the goal. The basic strategy employed bythe Eagles offense un-it was the W attack. The defensive line led by the center fullback, Jim Tillman, busted up the attack of the opposition before it could gain momentum. Whenthe ball did get through the defense line Goalie Bill Adams was there to stop the ball with his flying blocks and spectacular saves. Through the brilliant coaching of Mr. Bombard and the close cooperation of both the team and managers, Larry Slade and Steve Carlson fsecond lefty, the Frankfurt squad successfully completed its second year withadisplay of skill and power. l i W 4