Juneau High School - Totem Yearbook (Juneau, AK)

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Guys take Southeast Track for seventh consecutive time The 1974 Juneau Track Team zoomed ahead of all others to win the seventh straight Southeast Alaska Track and Field meet. Under the guidence of Joe Heersink for Track and Tom Kollin for Field, and with the number of returning competitors for Juneau, the Juneau-Douglas High School Track and Field Team was able to come through for Juneau once again. The forecast for this year’s Track and Field Team looks excellant. There will be returning members as well as new ones. With constant work the Juneau Team may be able to win the Southeast meet for the eight successive time. TOP LEFT: Mike Kimlinger tries for a six foot high jump. TOP RIGHT: Kelly Sharp passes the baton to Chris Boos during relays. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Kimlinger's long jump creates a sensation during the Juneau Meet. BOTTOM CENTER: Brad Whistler concentrates on hurling the discus the furthest distance in the Southeast. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Anderson. Dave Michaels and Rick Thibodeau take off to win the 2-mile. 28-CJuys’ Track

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Juneau Girls’ Track is number one for 1974 After starting out full of enthusiasm, the 1974 Girls Track and Field Team were able to take first in the Southeast once again. Coached by Joe Heersink and Cindy Daniels, the team was an excellant one once more. Denise Blefgen established a new Southeast and State record in the 2-mile, breaking the old one by 10.8 minutes. Other team members with outstanding performances were Mary Hakala, Chris Hill and Janet Long, although the entire team was great. TOP LEFT: Members of thr 1974 Girls Track and Field Team. TOP RIGHT: Nancy Thomas shows her skill in thr high jump. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Hill uses thr proprr technique in throwing the shot put. BOTTOM CENTER: Coach Joe Heersink discusses the up coming race with Mary Hakala. BOTTOM LEFT: Denise Blefgen breaks the State record in the 2-mile. 30-G iris’ Track