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1 TWT' ,, H 'fit z gg ,J ,., - X Q I A 'xiii Mike McCann finishes well ahead of the crowd. Seniors Brian Sherman and Dave Hills move out in the district meet. 44 CROSS COUNTR1 , fi Russ Christopherson and Dave Krupicka take an early lead in the district meet. 47 ij 4 N
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V s at ' f in 1 ' , for v - +- .ta .X JV FOOTBALL TEAM - Front: Manager Dan Pender, Tim Viohl. Row 1, from left: Steve Wamer, Brad Shane, Steve Dover, Andy Matcha, Toby Gould, Dale Breckle, Keith Winterbottom, Jeff England, Greg Farrel, Eric Goldstrand. Row 2: Jim Cooper, Raymond Kapp, Eric Krupicka, Greg Steiner, Derrell Jenkins. David Cunningham, Kevin Brown, Greg Holstrom, Andy Hunt, David Hall. Row 3: Rick Shannon, Mike Mclnnis, Dale Ehrich, Kevin Cummings. Chris Mills, John Jager, Richard Auld, David Mandryk, Dan Evans, John Albanese. Row 4: Tim Grudt, Mark Bachmeier, Brett Jones, Shawn Bradley, Mitch Henry, Denver Harris, Guy Morgan. Back: Dave Johnson, John Zreliak. Coach Terry Webb Viohl, Jerome Souers, Steve Norris. J J J Sophomore Brett Jones cuts across the field after a reception and heads in for six . Junior Denver Harris waits to put the squeeze on a Marshfield opponent. IV FOOTBALL 43
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Harriers take 3rd in District The Cross Country team finished a strong third place in district, despite having a small turnout, injuries and other problems. The Varsity led by Russ Christopher- son, Dave Hills, Dave Krupicka, Brian Sherman, John Lashway, Mike McCann and Glenn Farrell beat 5 of the 9 teams they ran against. Junior Varsity harriers Eric Luttio, Jim Lip- pincott, Brian Woodbury, Eric Benton, Bradd Bornemen, Brian Hahn, Chris Luke and Ross Tefft also ran strong. North opened the season by winning the triangular meet against North Bend and Willamette. The harriers extended their victory streak the following week by defeating both Thurston and Shel- don. Cottage Grove and Churchill managed to hand the Highlanders their first loss of the season in a triangular meet. North then found Marshfield to be tough competition, but squeaked by 27-28. The last two meets of the season proved disappointing as the Highlan- ders lost to Springfield and South Eugene. ri' A 9 Q , 'fp- Junior Dave Krupicka heads for the finish at LCC 4 ' 4-., '7 4 -w.v', , -'Q in R H X i fr t KW 9 if. 5' ixifff BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Row 1, from left: Rollin Murray, John Lashway, Mike McCann, Russ Christopherson, Dave Hills, Dave Krupicka, Coach Mike Manley. Row 2: Coach Denny Davis, Chris Luke, Ross Tefft, Glenn Farrell, Bradd Bornemen, Eric Luttio, Brian Woodbury, Jim Lippincott, Brian Hahn, Eric Benton, and Brian Sherman. CROSS COUNTRY 45
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