McNary High School - Claymore Yearbook (Keizer, OR)

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Girl's G mnasts Send One to State. McNary's girl gymnasts finished the season with a respectable 5-7 sea- son record. Especially rewarding was the defeat of cross-town rivals North and South Highs. ln district 8 competition the celt girls placed third with individual hon- ors going to Cindy Moles on the balance beam and Meri McColl on the uneven parallel bars. Celtic gymnasts also qualified two girls for state competi- tion: Denise Fox in the floor exercise and uneven parallel bars and Meri McColl in all around competition. Unfortunately Meri was unable to par- ticipate due to a dislocated elbow. The 1969 girls' gymnastics team fr 3 gs .F X 'Q S Pas . T whiff a:s.z22JT5s.. -'EIN w ii? . Fgggf.. ft ..,, z.. -- ., K .. ' . r -1.5, fm. H111-ai, ,ggpsgmgg ..,l . was coached by Miss Vicki Thomas. Far upper left: Doug l-lerschbach on the parallel bars performs an L sit. Far center left: Ron Comer demonstrates his one-hand handstand. Center left: Brent Young performs a double front round. Lower left: Boys' team are Brent Young, Craig Taylor, Greg Woolfe. Phil Walker, Jim Miller. Dave Kirkwood. Carey Boyd. Rich Mills. Doug Hershbaeh, Ron Walker, Ron Comer, Coach Morris Jimenez. John Livengood, and Dan Wenzel. Upper right: Girls' team is made up of Coach Vicki Thomas, Mary Bair. Jacque Blake. Denise Fox, Debi Brandies, Sue Thies, Sandy Zabroski, Debbie Maier. Janet Pike, Julie Ross, Cindy Moles, Meri McColl, Delores Erler. Jan Schweinfurth, Marilyn Swendson, and Debi Andal. Not pictured are Bonnie Beukelman, Paulette Vafakos, and Marcia Moles. Right: Delores Erler demonstrates a scale on the balance beam. Upper: Meri McColl performs on the uneven parallel bars.

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Boys Send Two, Although Celtic gymnasts managed only one win in regular season competition they showed a great deal of form and prom- ise. Led by senior captain Ron Comer, the Celtics placed Mc- Nary 6th in District 8 competition at McMinnville, March 7. Outstanding individual performances were turned in by Ron Comer who placed 2nd on the parallel bars and Ron Walker, who placed 3rd in the long horse. At the state tournament in Eugene, March 14-15, McNary was the only school in the Salem area to place a team mem- ber in the top ten category as Ron Comer managed an Sth place on the parallel bars. gr sri? fftt 1 -2- 1 2 4 l H ,iii imp il S ff 3 -JM ig WEP t Z gif y

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Matmen, Have 4-4 Record in ual Meets The 68-69 Celtic grapplers managed a respectable 4 win-4 loss rec- ord in dual meet competition. The mighty Celtics also managed to place the lV1cNary blue and White third in District 8 A-1 competition behind Corvallis and Lebanon. Dave Luke, who was undefeated the entire season, continued his im- pressive record in dis trict competition and finished the season with 24 wins. Dave also receved a gold metal for placing first in the A.A.U. Greco-Roman Champ ionships in the 115 lb. class. Five Celtic matnlrpn Eddie Melot Dave Luke Crai Melott Bruce Chapin, and Larry ment. Bruce Chapin 1 1 7 g v ayward represented lVlcNary at thc state tourna- and Craig Melott won matches in the 141 lb. and 123-130 lb. respective weight classes. Dave Luke placed third in the 115 lb. class. The Celtic grappl Bellock. ers are coached by Mr. Jerry Lane and Mr. Cy rzg i, .'I. 1 h' A,, 3 . . f... . . C f .W saat . 'T Ma KV VW 1 s :Fi lf . if lrg krrr ,l V Qlvv , R71 ,115 .1 .1 . ...fa