Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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,phs Place lst in Conference Pix 'msec xii 3 .Q 4 I Sophomore Cross Country ME Opponent 15 Bloom 50 15 Hoffman Estates 50 15 Niles North 50 15 New Trier West 50 15 Maine South 50 15 Glenbrook South 50 15 Niles East 50 15 Glenbrook North 50 15 Maine West 48 18 Deerfield 43 15 Highland Park 50 The sophomore cross country squad had an outstanding season going undefeated in all 16 meets. The team finished conference champions with seven all-conference runners. They were: Chuck Kulas, Bill Feid, Tom Plodzien, Ken Struck, Pat Donahue, John Hackl and John Gagliardi. Competing against 45 schools, the sophomores gained 100-point victories in the Bloom and Ottawa Invitationals. Their perfor- mance ranked them as one of the top teams in the state. mphomore harriers near the finish line in their successful meet against Maine South. t halfway mark in the dual meet, runners Bill Feid, Ken Struck and Tom Plodzien lead st. VIORE CROSS COUNTRY: Row I: C. Kulas, A. Lebonon, G. Fry, R. Kirby, J. D Wachtemhelm Second row' Coach Coughlan J Hackl W Feid S Nell P. , . . . , . , . , . eson, , T. Plodzien, K. Struck l 4 l ,,

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Frosh Harriers Show Potenti Freshmen Cross Country ME Opponent 15 Bloom 50 27 Hoffman Estates 32 15 Niles North 50 21 New Trier West 36 34 Maine South 23 26 Niles West 32 23 Glenbrook South 37 27 Niles East 28 15 Glenbrook North 50 23 Maine West 35 37 Deerfield 17 15 Highland Park 50 The freshman cross country squad was described by Coach Coughlan as a good team with a great deal of potential. With an 11-3 record, the harriers tied with Niles East for se- cond place in the conference. In the 28-school St. Ignatius Invitational, the runners placed thirdg and in the St. Patrick Invitational they finished second out of the 20 competing schools. Outstanding runners were Greg Ciszek, Steve DeChaud, Bob Millar, Jim Donettelli and Jerry Goodman. N. Below: Freshmen Greg Cizsek, Steve Dechaud and Bob Millar reach the l mark in the dual meet against Nile Above: FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY: L. Soloman, S. DeChaud, J. Do D. Casaletto, M. Buttliere. Second row: J. Nakao, D. York, S. Sheth, L. Schul Ciszek, J. Goodman, C. Hansen, M. Ruchi

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Varsity Cross Country ME Opponent 37 Bloom 21 15 Hoffman Estates 50 19 Niles North 44 20 New Trier West 37 22 Maine South 37 15 Niles West 50 15 Glenbrook South 50 - 15 Niles East 48 20 Glenbrook North 40 30 Maine West 26 21 Deerfield 34 15 Highland Park 50 Demon harriers finished sixth in the state npionship meet this year. Additionally, they conference and district championships. :h Coughlan was especially pleased in win- the Ottawa Invitational and placing second he sectional championship out of the 56 lols that entered. All conference runners were Mark Tomasik, 1 Hinterhauser, Bill Brown, Mike Biel and or David Saethre, East's top runner. Right: All-district runners Mark Tomasik, Dave Saethre and Bill Brown enter the final stages of the dis- trict meet at Bunker Hill in Skokie. Below: Coach Coughlan stands with all-conference runners as they receive their medal at Locus Park. Varsity Harriers Fir l 1 1