Mapleton High School - Maple Log Yearbook (Mapleton, OR)

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R LEFT: Dan Lichau barely escapes a - blocked punt ' by kicking the ball between two Eagles. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Bruce Shelquist's face depicts the story of the game on a cold rainy day - a loss. BELOW: The JV's defensive unit blasts off the line. Enthusiasm, hard work and a multitude of tolerance were traits intermingled with all other feelings 'inside of every JV football player out this year. They all strained to do the best of their ability aiming for a chance at varsity ball. Coach Shelquist said that with a little more time and experience, most of them could make good players. The bad streak was due mainly to just a lack of experience. The JV's ARE A GREAT GANG , stated Shelquist.

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lV's Are a Great Gang 'P.a TOP: Ralph Smith dances towards the hole opened by Bob Labar. RIGHT: Bob Carroll raises his helmet in support of a Sailor score. LEFT: Bret Armbruster Iobs a pass to Nlark Hall just as two Eagles reach him for a tackle. AJ S

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The Cross Country Team Compiles a Very Respeotable Season Record THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM COMPILED A VERY RESPECTAB LE SEASON RECORD of five wins and only two losses in their first year of competition. On MapIeton's hilly 2.8 mile course, the Sailors led by Robin Rickman scored wins over Waldport and Crow, Mapleton's course was tabbed as one of the roughest in the Trico League. McKenzie placing second in the district meet, was the only team to overcome the strong Sailor squad on their home course, with a score of 24-30. The Sailors did nearly the same on the road as at home, losing only to Monroe, the eventual Trico League champions. Harrisburg, Triangle Lake, and Lowell were all prey to the Sailor runners. awww 112 +'5S't 0.