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TOP: Brenda Collins crosses the finish line in a Cross Country meet hot and tired. iPhoto by R. Walkerj TOP RIGHT: Barb Cooley and Stacy Reed pass a picnicker on the Cross Country course through Craig Park as they head for the finish line. fPhoto by I. DePledgeJ RIGHT: Beth Cannonls face shows the exhaustion and determina- tion needed to be a Cross Country runner. fPhoto by I. DeP1edgej
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CROSS COUNTRY: Row l: Brian Collins, John Adams, Tim Middleton, Pat Hagan, Jim Adams, Row 2: Nan Bohlsen, Stacy Reed, Beth Cannon, Brenda Collins, Frank Isenthal, Barb Cooley, Shawn Williams, Row 3: Coach John Irons, John Irons, Darrell Bade, Skip Dilk, Dave Shelton, Ki Randall, Tad Bohlsen, fPhoto by D. Donnellaj OPP. FAR LEFT: The Cross Country team gets instruction from Coach Irons on the layout of the course. fPhoto by B. Greenj OPP. FAR RIGHT: Tad, Darrell, and Pat pace themselves dur- ing a cross country meet. fPhoto by DePledgeJ TOP LFT: Skip Dilk's face shows the intensity of a runner on the course. iPhoto by DePledgej TOP RIGHT: Leaning into the last turn, Tim Middleton leads runners to the finish line. FAR LEFT: Tad Bohlsen runs alone on the course. RIGHT: John and Brian pace each other. CPhoto by I. DePledgeJ
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Soccer se ts 3-4 record Not being part of a regular Soccer league hurt the Wood- men limiting their play to very few teams. But the team finished the season 3-4 with much improvement. Three of the four losses were by one point on penalty kicks. One loss came in a third over- time in the State Tournament against Park Tudor. It was also a one-point penalty kick which knocked the Woodmen out of the tourney. First year coach, Don Atte- berry, said the turning point of the season was after the loss to Greenfield by l-0. After that, he said, we started playing good soccer? . We hope to be in a league next year,', said Atteberry, so we will have a set schedule at the start of the year. SOCCER: fOn Groundj Jeff Murphy: Row l: Stu Rowe, Ginger Birch, Jeff Weaver, Tim Sallee, Scott Schmidhammer, Brad Rae, Mark Jackson, Ray Burton, Brian Gaffenberger, Sandy Reynolds: Row 2: Coach Don Atteberry, Mike Wells, Chris Alspach, Mike Atkinson, Jay Rae, Tim McAhern, Francois LaRoche, Jeff Agar, Tony Battreall, Todd Van Deman. fPhoto by D. Donnellaj MIDDLE LEFT: Jay Rae displays his kicking style in Soccer as he concentrates in 'dribbling' the ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sandy Reynolds kicks a ball high into the air away from opponent. FAR LEFT: Mark Jackson races down the field toward the goal a step ahead of opponents. LEFT: Coach Atteberry thinks over situation with team at a break in the game. fPhotos by D. Donnellaj
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