Mapleton High School - Chevalier Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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l KNEEIING R Smith A Re1b1u B Wiser Xlad Sl INDIXC, Wiser C, Re1b1u Kline R Long D Lechiara C Hirkex S Lechi ara. D Bowen I Wiser A Brockway Coach Hamilton Wrestling to Sports Curriculum With John Hamilton coaching, Mapletonas wres- tling team ended with a 3-3 season. Wrestling, a new sport, includes several matches, which are divid- ed into weight classes ranging from under 120 pounds to over 175 pounds. Points are scored by skillful execution of holds or technical maneuvers. A match ends when one wrestler scores a pin or is ahead at the end of three periods of play, each two minutes long. This year's top wrestlers included Steve Lechiara, Jim Wiser, jim Kline, and CliH Hickey, with Kline going to district competition.

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ROW7 J Donley G Goon D Briggs C McCarty M Goon H Keener, T. Cline, D. Dennison, T. Hummel, B. Naugle R Miller M Ayers C Watson S Badger G Keener ROW 2 Coach Hay P Imhoff, M. Krause, J. Thompson, J. Brown, B. Bright Bowles manager. Mapleton Adds Crosscountry and -fr' Mapleton's First crosscountry team finished with a 3-1 duel meet record under the coaching of Tom Hay. The crosscountry course consists of a two mile run over rough terrain, with the lowest score winning. Members with the fastest times included Bob Bright with a time of 11:08, Homer Ayers, with a time of 11:10, and Mick Goon, with a time of 11 :16. Only one runner will be lost through graduation, and Coach Hay is looking -forward to next year's full schedule of meets.

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