Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Frosh, Girls' Track Master Skills sg Irv. - - H ., ls fl, f.-- if , T' slss T ,al Beth Baugh practices the standing long jump. Coached by Mrs. Mary Lou Muckley, the girls track team practiced many hours for the Stark County Track Meet. Placing first in the softball throw was Anita Biondi with a distance of 180 feet 9 inches. Chick Wilson was 3rd in the 220 yd. dash. In the 50 yd. dash Rosella Coblentz placed 4th, Marsha Wilson was 5th in high jump, and Beth Baugh placed 5th in standing long jump. The 440 yd. relay consisting of Chick Wilson, Lu Ann Haines, Joyce Lashley, and Sue Loy came in 4th, Karen Kitzmiller, Marsha Wilson, Beth Baugh, aand Leslie Lanzer placed 3rd in 880 yd. relay. ' ft. fi ?rt. X tx Linda Reed and Cindy Miller run the 50 yard dash. with is it ..,. ,gi .. 'l'j l gg W, f t ii, A GIRLS TRACK-Front Row: Cindy Miller, Leslie Lanzer, Lu Ann Haines, Brenda Bradshaw, Jane Hinds. Row 2: Anita Biondi, Rosella Coblentz, Linda Reed, Chris Bench, Joyce Lashley, Stephanie Hanzel. Back Row: Karen Kitzmiller, Dana Davidson, Marsha Wilson, Beth Baugh, Gloria Coblentz. 147

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Avuwsiw... L'.- ' 'Emi Q lL-...... 216123 2 A ,-',, . r 3 .Jia ,rf- ij' FRESHMAN TR!-XCKeFront Row: Randy Reiter lMgr.l, Dave Kress, Don Miller, Barry Swift, Gary Sutton, David Ream, Mark Haidet, Ted Howard Henderson, Mike Ney, Ricki Drummond, Gary Lipely, Ed Daum, Mihaila. Back Row: Dave Bahler, Dave Raber, Steve Poole, Eric Paxon, Mr. Howard Kitzmiller lcoachl. Row 2: Mark Holsopple, Joseph Beltz, Ron Sigman, Jim Davies, Neal Skidmore. Coached by Mr. Howard Kitzmiller, the freshman track team, working with excellent team attitude and team effort, accomplished a 3-1 season. All efforts will pay off for the varsity team in the near future. Steve Poole set a new freshman high jump record with a leap of 5'8W' and also two shot-put records with both 8 lb. shot hurdle of 52'3 and a toss with the 12 lb. shot of 43'6 . Neal Skidmore set a new freshman pole vault record with a jump of 10 ft. With the discus Gary Sutton set a record of 113'4 . Mr. Kitzmiller coaches the Freshman Track Team, 146

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Cross Country Has Best Season Ever CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Bob Schmucker, Bill Bastetter, Dennis Kapper, Jim Aquilo, Dick Wilkinson, Joe Beltz, Eugene Snyder. Back Row: Randy Reiter ilVlgr.l Barry Toussant, Jeff Bennett, Tom Spalding, Howard Henderson, Steve Hubbs, Steve Battershell, Gerry Larkins, The 1969 Cross Country team finished its season with an excellent 5-4 record. These runners worked hard as a team and won as a team. Because of this excellent teamwork the Dukes ran the best season in the history of the school. Dennis Kapper, the squad's IVIVP, and Eugene Snyder ran neck-and-neck through- out the season although Kapper set the new school record of ten minutes forty-nine seconds. This record was made by Kapper at a home meet with Louisville. Seniors on the team this year were John Nicholas and Bill Fiastetter. The co-captains were Kapper, a junior, and Rastetter. The Dukes proved how tough they were by qualifying for regional competition at Akron by copping fourth place in District action at Boardman. ln his first year of coaching Cross Country, lVlr. lVlarazza obviously did a fine job. He gave the boys encouragement and training and was rewarded by the exceptional performances of not only separate indivi- duals but also of the squad as one unit. The 300 Club has been installed for the training of next year's runners. This program is to keep the squad in shape to bring home more victories next year. Coach Lawrence lVlarazza lifts the team's spirits and coaches them toward a winning season.