Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Monmouth Relays Court. Left to Right: Janice Jim Bunn breaking tape. Capt. Mike Dean receiving Carrell, Kris Merillat, Queen Marilyn Shawver, trophy. Lynda Williams, Judy Smith. The 1964 Track Team came through with several new records in '64, For the varsity, Fred Murphy and Captain Mike Dean broke the old pole vault record by vaulting 10 ft. 8 in. Jack Shelton broke the Sophomore records in the broad jump by jumping 20 ft. 8 in. Steve Murphy pole vaulted 10 ft. for a new record. Ted Ekstrom threw the shot put 42 ft. 9-1X2 in., as well as throwing the discus 131 ft. 6 in. to set two more new Sophomore records. Mike Kelley ran the 80 yd. high hurdle in 11. 3 seconds and the 120 yd, low hurdle in 14, seconds to set two new Freshman records. These are just a few of the most important events that happened as the 1964 Track Team turned in a well-developed season. Team Sets New Records ROW ONE: Dan Romine, Mike Dixson, Ronald Roll, Jim Bunn, Dennis Nelson, Gary Wimp, Chuck Vaughn, Ronald Wolf, Fred Murphy, Manager John Erickson, Coach Carol Pullen. ROW TWO: Terry Johnson, Bob Banks, Jim Connell, Mike Kelley, Bill Lantz, Ted Ekstrom, Richard Beal, Jack Shelton, Tary Brown, Chris Brooks, Cam Stauth. BACK ROW: Ass. Coach Gene Behnke, Randy Piper, Dan Hull, Pat Maritz, John Sheri- dan, Mike Newberry, Jerry Bethell, Steve Murphy, Rob Wells, Tom Shunick, Mgr. Gray Pierson. Missing is captain, Mike Dean. T if i '12 V ,,,ggg-1155 j , Q - , Q Q , V p - e ,J - f 5' F 5-P 'Q -2 - 2 'mfg 3: 1 'F -if. l Y ' 45, 'sf' ' Q Mr .554 If ,ill-V' V - - wr.: 1, I , my , ,u,?fi:2,,,, A . ,,,, ,,., z 4. ,, 1,11 ,,, in , , . - ,W j - f 'F - -4 ' jar ' Ca' 4 , Q - Wir, If J. .. ' as Im 4 J F ' fsxnawg, f ' '33 J X og vi' a ny E ii ' 4 3'lHaUf3f'l 41 ' in - J Juana' . rm H nays ... 4. J , is Q ' 'F W' . as 'Wa J as Ha.. 1 at 1 'Wa 0,9 gpg.. . , if J if . -L ww 1 gunna f i Q , ' D , ww -0 6 f W f X auf WWII 3 NUUM- S gunna, 91' 0, N 4 1es35U5Z'Jg . - , J, t I 5 ' 1 . ' W Q . l V . . ,yvg .. N . rf' T f , I q Q Q . 5: M 4 , g i as , ' me 434, y 1 gl, , 'gin fc Hr ifffaflla!-'esta-wsu'-!.!e . 1121: ,ii-.J-ss. sei 15. ae 5 ..... 'lhihhihhhlh-Irin--3-nnnnnnrmnnlnu 6

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Tankers Splash to Victor ! ROW ONE: Bob Braun, John Campbell, Richard Beal, Greg Florence, Jack Sundquist, Joel Johnson, Ted Heath- erly, Larry Willett, Skip Skinner. ROW TWO: Coach Yez, Ron Wells, John Featherstone, Tim Heatherly, Lynn Bennett, Dick Metz, Jim Russell, Chip Stanton, Doug Hardin, Dave McClanahan, manager. The Tankers had a good season, winning 6 meets and losing only 3, and setting 4 new YMCA pool records and ll new school records. The lettermen this year are Richard Beal, Bob Braun, John Campbell, John Feather- stone, Doug Hardin, Ted Heatherly, John Kelly, Dick Merz, Chip Stanton, and Ron Wells. Doug Hardin was top scorer with a total of 60-1X4 points for the season, John Campbell followed with 58, and Richard Beal with meet at Peoria X X mm'- X V I 54-l!4, The medley relay team fBeal, Campbell, Heatherly, and Kellyp placed fifth in the district swim I X s Q ' fl XX SEASON SUMMARY Monmouth 65 Keokuk 30 Monmouth 79 Peoria Woodruff 16 Monmouth 50 Burlington 45 Monmouth 46 Burlington 49 Monmouth 30 Pekin 65 Monmouth 49 Keokuk 45 Monmouth 73 Springfield Feitchans 22 Monmouth 47 Pekin 48 Monmouth 66 Springfield Griffin 25