Harrisonville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Harrisonville, MO)

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Season above pow' The 1978 Golf season ended with the Cats taking 8th place in district play. Coach Bob Barrett felt that the tolp five golfers were Jeff Bruens, Jeff Hodge, Wa lis Stpangler, David Dahn, and Marvin Musick. He elt that Bruens was the individual top golfer. Bruens was also the only team member to be selected for All-Conference. 1. You re not going to make it Hodge. David Dahn, Jeff Bruens and Randy Dykes kid Jeff Hodge as he tries to line his ball up with the hole. 2. Wallis Spangler in full swing. 3. Coach Bob Barrett. 4. Randy Dykes in a putting stance. 5. It appears that the golf game is driving Jeff Bruens nuts. 6. Marvin Musick and Wallis Spangler clown around between shots. 7. Golf Team: John Houston, David Dahn, Jeff Bruens, Jeff Hodge, Gary Rettman, Wallis Spangler, Marvin Musick, Randy Dykes, and Craig Rice. 80

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Tmcksters overcome hurdles The varsity boys track team had a prosperous season when one considered the competition that they had to face. There were only two seniors to help out in the making of the team. Even without the seniors, the Cats pulled through 0 ' and won all dual and triangular meets they were entered 111. David Rowden broke the current school record in the individual two-mile run. He also broke the record of a mile in one of the relay teams. Coach Ken Dyer felt that the team had shown great 'improvement and much experience has been gained. i . 2: ' lv' i H .. 6 ' 1:4 f if TN - ,- . , ,, I.. ' f-'-lr'-it 1. Mr. Wahl times a contestant while Tami Evans holds the finish line. 2. Where 'o where has my relay team gone? Andy Ortbals as he appears lost. 3. It seems Glen Upton is trying to fly, but actually is attempting to make it over the pole vault bar. 4. Over hill, over dale...a Wildcat track team member sails. 5. In a practice meet, Harrisonville races against Pleasant Hill. 6. Greg Harvey strains for the finish line. 82 '11 'vQ', F5sf3fg5?l lw'!':T'-:ef5..2wf+.i dill-I LAW. uf'