Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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Tri Captain Jerry Busson signals victory and a W.C.L. crown for him and a championship for the team. WRESTLING TEAM: FRONT ROWQS. Fleming, D. Purdy M hgizert D Sorrel J Ro al T Genet K Bachman ROW2 D. Kallenborn, F. .lewett,J. Walsh, A. Birks, M. Da.koski,J Busson J Huffman R Busson K Banhman G Pond ROW 3 Coach Krajcik, T. Williams, M. Williams, J. Srock, S. Purdy D Srogk B I outy D Gromofsky Coach White

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WEIGHT WATCHING WINNERS The highlight of this year's wrestling season was the victory at the W.C.L. tournament. There were four county champs, and John Srock was voted the tourney's most valuable wrestler. The Chipp Wrestlers Hnished the season with a 5-2 dual record, placed eighth in the sectional and sent three wrestlers to districts. They were Jerry Busson, John Srock and Don Srock. The team voted Jerry Busson most valuable wrestler and John Srock most improved wrestler. In order to put his Rittman opponent on his back and work toward a pin Jcft' Butzer threads the needle. r FSM Sit-ups during the team warmup before the county match help the wres- tlers loosen up for their individual matches. V ff o ' 2 , ,.,,..., . A ...V . V . ' tti' 1 ' r-'rom the neutral position Albert Birks sizes up his opponent and searches The Cradle is 21 gvod IUOVC YO USC f0f SCOYUIE back P0i111S- TONY Genet USGS tor some clues to what his next move might be, it to keep his Waynedale opponent on his back. 'IO8

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CHALLENGE ON CINDERS The '77-'78 Boys Track team had a season to be proud of. They won first place honors at the Smithville Night Relays, the Doylestown Invitational, and the Clay- mont Relays. Freshman and Sophomore boys and girls won the WCL combined team score. The dual meet record was 4-1. Nine boys qualified for districts. The Most Improved Award went to Jerry Underwoodg Total Points and Most Valuable Field to Kirk Carpenterg Most Valuable Runner went to Phil Sales, Most Dedicated went to Jeff Grigsbyg Tony Williams got the Coaches Award. X -.. i ' '- M i S Head Couch Dennis Schrock continues the togetherness which 880-yard relay runners Jeff Sales and Kirk Carpenter felt as they and their teammates took second place at the Kent Stark Branch to qualify for districts. 42:1 -.1214 'H ,- .. 'if 5. -. . . -.straws 'r .- . rr . fr .m f f-rf .,,.r .a:f'f,, b s i as z-'35 i f-'rw ' ,- ipffifff-sig:-54+rvfQ:1s'S?.t , , 'i A 4 . f ni.-.,1, I- ','. .z f5 V, -, .',4Qr-.f ,fT'i'ngb'4'if ' v 31.65 Q15-.4 . X . is-ww 9-1-::?s: 'f wt - 2eLfj'f-i QQf1gg3-2 1 ,f,g...?e5rqg1 lwt ., it .1 5. , 5 'Nga ,f5w,i52,6'g,,. ,I ,Lf ' ' ,,,,'2,fgut,as,,qs?Q4.f2g!, 3:--ess- r Q 5 'alias sa:tea'ff3y.:,i3r5:f3.' ' ff ,- .. 3 'lr . .x'i'... , . '1'j rr-'F i Q - YQ.. '11 i f - lifE,2'l'iV-x X' ' s 'ti ff ' - ' Q1 4- 'vafgfvf : -r-ss: ' Idsf-I 1' rw L.. . :life T M Discus hurler Mike Williams launches a strong heave in Invitational Competition. E 'RU' GRA Record-breaking form sends Phil Sales gliding over one ofthe ten high hurdles that make up the 120-yard course. 'M