Borah High School - Safari Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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'M 1- 'ri-is uf' I af' CROSS COUNTRY FRONT Robbins Manwill Kadl Hanson Gross Burress Laythe Stanfield Packham Hawkins BACK Moos Beauclaire Moreland Williams Graham Perot Harvey Jones Neville Morton Barclay Stapp and Coach Furman The most successful season in Borah cross country history was completed this year as the team led by standout runners Buch Gross and Tony Laythe raced to a first place in the district meet and third in the state meet They also fin :shed second in the city meet losing by only one point to Capital' John Stanfield Ron Burress and Lane Man will also provided good efforts in several meets as did Mark Kadl and Jerry Hanson. Gross finished third in the state meet as the Lions made their best finish ever in the competi- tion. Only one class A team, Blackfoot, was never beaten by the Lion cross country team in competition this year. Posting a 9-6 record through the first week of February, the cub cagers relied on rebounding and inside shooting to defeat many tough oppo- nents in close contests. The Lions took deci- sions from teams such as Boise, Minico, Moun- tain Home, and Idaho Falls. Dave Teeter, Mark McKibben, Dave Cutler, and Tom Randall provided much of the scoring for Coach Jim Garrett's sophomores.

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Gross, Laythe lead runners, sophomores succeed SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD BORAH OPP. 37 43 46 MT. HOME ONTARIO IDA FALLS BAKER MERIDIAN CALDWELL NAMPA BOISE CAPITAL MT HOME CALDWELL BOISE MINICO ONTARIO CAPITAL TNNIN FALLS MERIDIAN NAMPA SOPHOMORE 37 TOURNAMENT MOUNTAIN HOME BURLEY CAPITAL Steve Connor 1105 puts up a shot for two polnts un an early season game wrth Mt Home SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL FRONT Bull Werry Steve Kaufman Rob Sereduk Rlch Gaythewalte Orvllle Cayou BACK Dan Zrllner Dave Teeter Mke Phrllrps Coach Garrett Tom Randall Mark McKlbben Dan Maxwell Dave Cutler V QXR14 'J I' L 'WP ul.-A :Ugg ig... ,-an uf, if X

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ln completlng a successful season Borahs wrestlers made Important progress in prepara tion for district and state tournaments in late February Led by several grapplers with very respecta ble records the Lions pulled some big upsets Joe Wallace Rory Jones Chris Barry Rick Milli ron and Todd Rassmussen helped the Lions to defeat the defending state champion Pocatello Indians along with the Highland Rams on a late season road trip Coach George Nakano s wrestlers started slowly but picked up steam In late season win ning four straight matches at one point and defeating Boise 56 9 ln the SIC tournament Jones placed first while Wallace took second place ln the conference Sophomores Nelson Gourley Keith Brown Bill Roe Loren McArthur and Chad Word showed promise for future years on the varsity The Cubs showed promise on the football field also They posted a 63 record with Important victories over Boise Nampa and McCall Donnelly Dave Teeter Brent Barrac lough and Scott Ereckson came up to the var s The fast Improving juniors claimed victories for next year S conference clashes The Lion cubs provide a challenge in every contest wtth a determined offensive effort Wrestlers wln major matches, sophomores lmprove SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Mansell Gallagher Cunningham Voyles Holme Santoro Ray Gaythewalte Brown Kaufman Williams Lowe Sperry Johnson SECOND ROW Dalby Redman Ennis Johnson Holmes Johnston Cox Dowdle Newby Shuey Hendrickson Lanker Caulk Conley Swanson Beverage BACK ROW Remm Horn Fisher Finch Cafferty Barraclough Zillner McKlbben Stokes Teeter Erickson Rosenlund Drerckes Arnold Riggs Rowe Merritt HY- . . . . . . . - over Boise and the Payette varsity in preparation 0 0 9