North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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l. N.C. gets the runner at second. 2. Jeff Gunn clears the highjump. 3. Diane Bible paces girls team with her long jump. 4. Three Eagles try to close out Hilltop runner. 5. Joe Burkard puts his muscle behind the throw. 6. George Bible runs strong in the two mile. 7. Leaping high, Wayne Dohm competes in the longjump. 8. Jill Deetz wins her heat in the hurdles. 9. Lynn Parker delivers the pitch while Dave Nixon prepares for action. l0. Pitcher Todd Martin is backed up on his attempt for the out. I l. Todd Martin received award at banquet. 12. Dave Rutledge delivers a strike. 13. Karen Williams runs her leg of the relay. ,gan Q. NRQX

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John Kidston heads around final flag. Grant Gilcher keeps stride at Hilltop. Steve Ely chips 21 short one up toward the green. Scott Ely out runs the opponents on a break away. Freshman cheerleaders use pompoms to emphasize cheer. Freshmen take it in through u crowd for 2 points. Freshman. Dennis Dohm. brings the ball down the floor. Eighth grade team poses with victory- in-the-tournament smiles. Curt Bandeen takes aim off the tee. Brad Keough paces himself at Sectionals. George Bible gives the extra effort needed in a 2-mile race. Jeff Gunn takes aim at the cup. Eighth grader, Bob Wallace. passes off to Scott Ely to set up the play. sti.ii,tt s 32

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i y ff im.. if f Girls Set Pace in Spring Spring brought disappointment for the baseball. Rain cancelled many games and an ice storm cancelled a spring trip to Cincinnati. Only 13 games were played and the JV's had more games cancelled than they played. Varsity season record was 8-5. Todd Martin had both the highest batting average and the lowest ERA, was named to the BBC second team and pitched for the Northwest Ohio Coach's All Star game. Todd also got the Eagle Award. Dave Rutledge was named to BBC second team. Girls track fared the best of the spring sports. with Teresa Brown and Diane Bible pacing the team. The team placed 5th in the Blade Relays and 6th in Sectionals. Eagle Award went to Jill Deetz. Monica Lanius got Most Improved. Boys track consisted of many first year runners, so hopes for the future are high. Dennis Dohm got the award for the Most Promising and Brad Keough, for Most Improved. For the first year most track meets including sectionals and district were co-ed.