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ff' inn Vai f 'Ti . it Front row: jean Martin, Pam Shea, and Stephanie jones. Back row: June Williams, Anna Porter, Debbie Erchinger, Vickie Giles, Sheri Whitethorn, and Arden Whitmore. Standing: Coach Warren Crawford. Cross-Cou ntry Front row: Kevin Nelsen, Rick Erchinger, Hobie Gilman, Bill McCauley, and Joe Gutierrez. Back row: David Reynolds, Jim Martin, Brent Mahan, Pete Hatch, David Nelson, David Campbell, and Manager Stan Lemas. Not pictured: Flip Foldager, Asst. Manager Dan Dieckgraeff, and Coach Warren Crawford. v my .N -sm .ma iw:-V I1 , K is Lf- ..a. . . iiic .. iii F Z i A ' ..a,. ir- F :Sits no iiii 3 .... K t'r. ' , . . .I g F W hu Q
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Intramural Sports Intramural Sports had much participation this year. Points were given to each class that won any of the events. For the first time, Boys, and Girls' Intramural points were given separately. Football started off the year for the boys. It was won by the Junior Class. Next was Flicker Ball, which the Senior Class won. The next activity was basketball, which the Sophomore Class won. Following this were volleyball games, which were also won by the Sophomore Class. The bicycle race ended the year for the boys, and in that sport, the Junior Class won. The results of total points for the boys were: Sophomores-2425 points, Juniors-1375 points, Seniors-also 1375 points, and Freshmen-1250 points. The girls had more Intramural Sports this year than in any previous year. Starting off the year for the girls, the Junior Class and the Sophomore Class tied for the football Championship. The Bicycle Race was the next activity. This was won by the Sophomores. The final sport for Girls' Intramurals was volleyball. This was also won by the Sophomore Class. The final results for Girls' Intramural Sports were: Sophomores-700 points, Freshmen-675 points. Juniorsf525 points, and Seniors-175 points. Q HQ f xqga I 1 'M Fl N Ili , tw 'K'- 1':f..55f. ' Sith- .127-51:1 Q if 'ffc 4. 'LI got it, I got itll
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