Brookfield Central High School - Legend Yearbook (Brookfield, WI)

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l l X fra-Nm! .V XY Fx ' Asieffuif. S-if - 1? Wy, W is tgqfpg-Kr, 'I'-X if 'Hia -Q l l l I F1986 Boys' Junior Varsity Track - 1150: Coach Wysocki Tom Merkel 'Jim Dagelen, Sieve Fitzsimmons Kevin Keliems, Craig'Budde, Johrlh' lKleba, Al Jordan, Todd Martin, Coach Synold. f2ndy: Coach Miller, Craig ,Jorgeson, Karl Ziegler, Ken Meister,lRick Moon, Mike Murphy, John Lees, ,Dave Grillin. l3rd1: Coach Gray, Scott Hussinger, Kevin Running, Brad Klippel, Jamie Keuper, Dave Krenzien, Dave Sonderman, Tony Russo, Coach Turner. ' f F- xv .V .l A as l Y. 4 v A fl .v .sr -ff., ' 1 . 1980 Boys' Track - Ustl: Jay Lecher, Pete Kampine, Roger Hamilton, Chris Marks, Jim Elliott, Dean Gore, Rick Denning, 2ndl: oach Miller, Coach Gray, Coach Wysockl, Coach Eisenmann, Coach Turner, Coach Synold, Jim Hunter. gardl: Chris Neseman, Don Pagach, Joe Slrobusch, Gordy Nell,lEric Kia er, Jeff Huflmn, Robo Quast, Mike Schulze, Chris Huenink, Kurt Bechlold. Mlhj: Bob Gresser, Chris Driscoll, Dave Luter- bach, George Eliot, Todd Blatnik, Scott Semb, Chuck Nell, Tom Hale. l5thj: Bob irenda, Jim Twet, Dave Walton, John Murlos, Steve Aleburn, Chris Craggs, Wally Flint, Oswald Lauzums, Bill Berg. 5 . Boys' Track f 33

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oys Ack Anicens iN Second Tniple Cnowiv The 1980 Brookfield Central Boys' Track Team continued its winning tradition this past season by capturing the Braveland Conference Triple Crowng the conference indoor, outdoor and relay meets. ln doing so the Lancers set a conference precedent by becoming the only team to do so in two consecutive years. A large number of returning lettermen added to the strength of the team, which broke a number of school records. Though there was a multitude of outstanding indi- vidual efforts and performances, the factor which contributed most to the team's tre- mendous success was the effort put forth by the team as a whole. Senior Chris Dris- coll comments, We worked well as a team, and we were all pushing for each 32 f Boys' Track other. This greatly improved our perform- ance. Head coach Rick Synold and the other track coaches worked superbly with the team, using their coaching experience to draw the most out of the athletes. Coach Synold remembers, The rapport between the coaches and team members was excellent. It helped to provide a stable base for the team. The team's remarkable record reflects its great dedication, winning all dual meets, and all invitationals but three. The Lancers captured the sectional champion- ship, and qualified four team members for the WIAA State Track Meet. At state, Tom Weatherspoon placed fourth in the long jump, Dave Walton took sixth in the mile, Wally Flint took sixth in the shotput, and pole-vaulter Tom Hale did not place. Though many of our strong athletes graduated last year, we will remain very competitive in the future. Says coach Miller, We lost many Seniors who were very talented athletes, but next season we should be strong in field events and hur- dles. Lancer high jumper Jeff Huffman concludes, Winning at track is a tradition here at Central. lt takes a great deal of dedication to keep the Brookfield Central track tradition alive, and that is something most team members are willing to give. With their amazing season the 1980 Central Boys' Track Team proved to be the Braveland Conference powerhouse, but it also built a strong foundation for future teams. HJ Clearing a hurdle, senior Lancer Rick Danning anticipates the next as he gives all the energy that he can. 122 Landing in the sandpif, Bob Mirenda stretches for all he can get. of I, ...m i i' V lyy ,,,,, ,,-., ,,,, ,, i

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