Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Dan Harbert needed the support: of Bro. Thomas and Bob Kerns after an all-out effort in the District mile run. Bud Everts goes long, stretching for 20 ft. , in the long jump. V f ku Marist Cindersquad -- Front Row, from Left, Mgr. joe Stacy, Bob Kerns, john Holden, Pete Williams, Dave Gerety, Bob Farmer, Bill Broderick, john Teller, Brian Conway, George McNamee and Tom Shaw. Second Row, from Left, Coach jack Olson, Dan I-Iarbert, Dick Schoen, Bud Everts, Pat Grassman, Roger Latterell, Bob Saraceno, Curt Gauthier, Herb Smith, Paul Benoit, and Tom Schmitz. Back Row, from Left, Paul Hribernick, Morgan McQuiston, Mark Wolf, Greg Howard, Guy Stores, John Murphy, Mike Svejcar, joe DePaepe and Brother Thomas.

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Roger Latterell flies over hurdle for a first place. TRACK In May, 1969, Marist won its first dual-meet victory in track. It took three years to get the second. Marist defeated Greswell by 80-56 on May 5, 1972, to end a three year drought. The Spartans followed with a 78-58 victory over Pleasant Hill in the final meet of the season to post a 2-8 record for the year. Dan Harbert paced the Spartan Cindermen in the District meet as he posted a school record time of 4:33. 3 to place second in the mile and garner a berth in the state AA meet. Gaining berths in the District finals were Bob Kerns in the 440, hitting the line in :53. 4 to place fourth: John Teller in the 880, with 2:05. 4 to place third: Bud Everts in the long jump, with 19 ft. 25 in. for sixth: Roger Latterell in the low hurdles, placing seventh with a time of :22. 0, and Joe DePape in the low hurdles, placing eighth with a time of :23. Latterell paced the scorers for the season with 725 points. Teller was second with 67, Everts third with 645 and Harbert fourth with 605. Latterell also set two school records with :17. 5 in the high hurdles and :21. 7 in the lows. Harbert's time in the District is a new school mark, and Kerns' District time tied a school mark. The mile relay team of Teller, I-Iarbert, Curt Gauthier and Kerns set a new Spartan record with a time of 3:39. 2. Other 1972 bests: Long jump-Everts, 20 ft. 25 in.: javelin-DePaepe, 143 ft. 11 in.: High jump-Teller, 6 ft. g Discus-Guy Stores, 135 ft. 10 in. 5 Shotput-Stores, 38 ft. 8 in. 3 440 relay CKerns, Russ Mull, Everts, Latterellb, :23.4 and Two mile-Harbert, 10:27. The Marist girls failed to win a dual meet, but Marcia Klinge gained a berth in the District Shotput finals. jan Lynch, competing in a number of events, including the mile and high jump, led the point collectors with 40. Sylvia Green picked up a total of 21 points, Mary Schnabel tallied 13, Toni Doveri and Marcia Klinge had 12. Marist's freshmen scored 43 points in the District meet. Highlighting the frosh efforts were seconds by John Holden in the mile 44:57. 53 and two mile C1l:2l. 75, and Paul Benoit's second place in the javelin C121 ft. 5 in. D. Other members of Freshmen team were Mark Wolfe, dashes: Tom Shaw, 880: George McNamee, hurdles, and Quarter miler Pat Grassman. 64

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Here, in a non-competitive mood, is the 440 relay team of Bud Everts, Curt Gauthier, Bob Kerns and Roger Latterell. Dan Harbert was Marist's lone entrant in the state meet as he finished second in the mile in the District. MX X jan Lynch, top point getter for the cindei-girls, shows good form as she clears the high jump bar. i . -52 John Teller picked up a third in the District 880.