Kennedy High School - Profile Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Cougar Trock Men Romp To Eorly Season Vicfories v Front Row: Al Kitrell, Jelf Craft, Don Mallory, Mike Bizek, Tony Baronowski, Mark Votroubek, Russ Hines, Tim Schaffer, Tom Steve Bowers, Norm Mallory, Bob Clapp, Roy Rhodes, Greg Sever, Steve McDonnell, Dave Holtgrewe, Craig Pike. Back Row: McQuiston, Mike Squires, Randy Lovestone., Mike Gilespi, Norm Jerry Hupe, Terry Goa, Bob Roby, Don Greenwood, Doug Baldwin, LCVCSQUC- Second ROWS Jim McC0nkey. Kelli SChWilZCl', Greg Tom Dunnick, Chuck Deaver, Dave Greenwood, Steve Saul, Steve Getsgo, Mike Wymore, Steve Vorba, Stan Hite, Tom Johnson, Ridge, Brian Farland, Mark Wagner. H ' A:' a - ' ' Q-31,7 f- 'EIJQD' :ff Returning this year for the fleet-footed men were Qwi - , veteransg Mark Votroubek, Norm Mallory, Tom John- 1: Son, Steve McDonnell, and Bob Clapp- This Year the 22+ . ,. sf, 5:7 -'fig ,r l --'- 'feffi speedsters and weightmen were coached by Larry Brad- - - - 'fame-.ff., A ' 11' g1',1.,,f' r+ V-1 .t -ew -e ,Q shaw. The team hopes to gain strength by continuous . . :Za - 1r,,-.env1-.'..ri-up-1-'Q-Q Ear-gil,--Spgw-' , W ,, . ., ,gr 5 Q J:-N. mfmmg to build UP endurance and team dePth- iI6layifatDesfMb1r fifr.: 1 1, L 'liieiii fail? .r. wry ,,..- an ing -- sei'-.er ,-. 'ws v Q - 'ff-A, , '11 ' :gy ,235-q. gmt. . 313 1 , A--ez: re? giifih 342 'f ' M 997 3 24-1' s-,-Bfifieggeleie 1:-L f .253 A . in fs, - f o Q or 23? 4 fi I ' I, '- I Vg, - imsgxzi, mil I. Q. - R ' , R 1 'Q' f'!ff?:.v,IZf , R V A, icq. 1:-wg., , Q b qty , f L, M 4 ,gg N' my MT, .NL V . V I b -1,--fx-aw Q rw.-aw .4 V -. , ,. ,, t , , - M 4, 43 'Q' , flfa-,.,,g' vy, ,VH -.Qtr f . , , . F t re' 'EW' J-'5 ?'3'f'43FL ' ' S rl, -',e.L-71-y ,Qi Jig? elvjrih-,,,f'4,'3ie ' ' IL -1 rr' I 1' xg L Q- J 'N 1 i f V fly ' ' av' 4 pl 44.1 1.. f f:-api' jjfri aa. ,Hifi-' 2 , ' F N ,'5'8- t. JOGGING helps to keep the track men in shape.

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E JA ,-1 1. 52217 ,V ' . EW 7 5:43 E12-2 - X' , gif-:5!23lx IlI.i, 'Lili' fffaiifii. Y H A ' 17 11. vt- F ':. -f ' V exa,:,,5?:-1, 7-,Qafga as 1 .11 :QQ wt IF: asa-. f a -- J i 4 , xy 5 F- .g fxxf ROGER BELIEU displays his talents on the sidehorse. KRIS KELLY concentrates on his parallel bar routine. U- ti iii' FLOOR EXERCISE is exemplilied by Suny Belieu. li Our agile gymnasts tooled to a second state birth behind the Warriors under the expert guidance of Coach Tiny Williams. Several Cougars starred in several meets. Among them the co-captains, The Flying Belieus Sony and Roger who placed one-three in State All-Around competition. Roger, the younger of the two, took top state honors. Another promising pros- pect was Soph. Al Kittrell who placed second in All- Around state competition. A near upset of the season was the .9 loss to Washington while taking four out of seven events. In the same meet, Roger set a record of an 8.05 average. SUNY BELlEU's dedication makes him the performer he is. 121

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