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2 A x more importantly, an athletic director to give the department the positive lead- ership it was so sorely lacking. While new people were found to re- place those coaches who left, the Athle- tic Director's chair has been temporarily filled by a former Post Athletic-Director, Bill Ashley. Ashley is serving as interim A.D. until a permanent director is found. At the date of this publication, we are still without a permanent Athletic Direc- tor, but we have many talented athletes who are still striving for their goals de- spite the obstacles. We anticipate the road to success will be much smoother in the near future. 1,4 -'-11152, . V Q R ',V' tuggi- V .M . ,W S -.. :ww
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The road to completion of the I979-l 980 sports season was a rocky one, filled with many obstacles here at Post. The athletic department, plagued by drastic budget cuts, was hampered by seven resignations over a period of five months. First to leave was wrestling coach Bob Stock, in early November. Follow- ing a twelve year reign as head foot- ball coach, Dom Anile resigned at the end ofthe Pioneer football season lat- er in the month. Soccer's Alex Bem- stein was next to leave. Probably the most significant res- ignation came from Athletic Director Bob Greene. Perhaps Greene's budget cuts lunder the direction of Dennis Payette-Vice President of Student Aftairsl sparked the ever-growing list of departures from the department. Rounding out the list of resigning coaches was Baseball's Jim Amen, and Tennis' Dick and Madeline Zaus- ner, the latter two leaving in mid-April, at the opening of the tennis season. Through the turmoil, Post was searching for coaches to fill the many vacancies, and 128 We 1 ,5?.3,q ,. ., ,W X Xtmgjgu. FYI. : h si J si .kgs K - - . . , , 's 4 - V ,lt ' it .5!i 5,1 . .K sv elf' ti- .- we ey3'N' fi- -'Lf T. Y. .. -. K-, A: ,JA , wt' . .:lM:riQ1ts,?:,,f.. 53 f, lfbvfif , I N N ' . 4 'Q . ' ' . V . .-,,,m.-,N .rg . - : Q. -.rf-1' . 3, 4 h ,.. -, l' Q- 1- f.,.u,,w 2 f 'I 'v-M.. l . --J 2 - -- 'Iv A ' 'M ' 'IQ f 'f' f'f 7 Q2 N 135' 'L-T . Lifl 2-ft' I .1 if ,f ', , -3-Qi .,.rVj:,Av, I , .1 if 3 . , s. . '36 N .uuy,, Vs Fu N msg: 1' WKS hi
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