Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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When the senior and sophomore guys get together in bas- INTRAMURAL MANAGERS: Front Rowg Mike Moore, Row 2g Dan Taray, sandy Nagy, liefbally WS Ways a baffle- Tom Gafcca has ideas of Put' Diana Ashley, and Jim Frizell tmg the Seniors ahead' v Intramural Managers Wendy and Mike represent the class of '78 as the winners oflntra- murals this year. Both their names will be placed on the Intramural Chief. Freshman Dan White quickly marks the spot of a frog's last jump while Bruce Steiner hopes it measures enough to take a first, 67

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if i f -'-f vw V SPECIAL TUESDA YS Tuesdays were considered special days at CHS. Intramurals and ' , A, 'VY,'f , 'Zim A ' V the frogjumping contest topped the list of activities. ff , A V V i,, , . 5 i ' it A i M 'l srudemspafuciparedm W1iifnebai1,baskeiba11, volleyball crab T i T soccer, and Weightlifting, all trying to qualify for the finals on i Qi ' , 5 ii lx 5 V Intramural Day. YQ: Q' ' A T W A 'Q sei ,.T2'z,z2:-v a Y figs-55 M Q A n v H , 74 lil itil 7 i id 1 u A 3 A Ernie Moore's biology classes hosted the 12th annual Frog M Jumping Contest in which Jerry Busson and Todd Miller's frog leaped the farthest to give them a S15 first place prize. W , W ' 'll 'f t :Ll A mkmmvwm A minute instructions on how far tojump. Fr, f aa. J J 'im W .Wm W -...Wax ,aww .MN ,sm Senior Todd Miller hovers over his frog, Leaping Lenny IV, giving him last E,- J' Everyone stops to watch the ball that sophomore Jackie Brownlow man- The last words of Todd Miller apparently did help as he and Jerry Busson's aged to get up despite senior Carol Minor's defensive efforts. frog capture first place with a jump of 6'9W'.

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IN TRAM URAL DA Y Intramural Day was held on the 22nd of May, the Seniors last day of school. And of course they weren't going to leave without a remembrance of them. Consequently Winners of Intramural Day were the seniors. Sophomores and Juniors placed second and third respectively. The Freshmen brought up the rear and won the hon- or of cleaning up after the event. But despite wins and losses among the classes, all had fun. u 'il 9 The most brutal event ofthe day is crab soccer. In final competition the ju- nior girls are once again edged out ofa first place, but this time by the sophomores. 1, we-mn. ,, .. 1-...mesa ta.-.ww-aqqggql,-.. g,. ln basketball competition, freshman Milly Pavkov is a big scoring threat as 1110 ffvshmen SUP by U10 juniors in HH OVCYUIIW' Senior first baseman, Jerry Pol grasps for the whiffleball but is outbeaten by the airborne sophomore runner.