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A 50' LW. Smith's work never ends. Competing in one of the largest gym- nastic districts in the state, plus being confronted with a tough 7:00 P,M, practice schedule, North Salem's gym- nastic team showed great improvement during the 1967 season. The team has initiated talent, grace, muscle, and skill into a competitive season. The rigor and grind of four months of practice was rewarded with big wins over McNary, Corvallis, and South, plus several other victories. l While quietness is a common courtesy extended to all participants during a meet, Coach Chucks Hargand's Iron-Cross took many firsts in the Still Rings event. Claude Cobb anricipares a good score upon finishing his routine. l North's Dennis Murray starts his Parallel Bar routine with an L' sit.
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Sophomore Basketball 'Q 9? NBRTH I 0 mm 23 QSALEM SALEM lQQ?g5gt RBRDy mtv ' 2 LU: Sophomore team members from left to right, front row: Steve Torok QMgr.j Dan Trullinger, Steve Tatez jeff Warren, and Darrel Greenburg. Back row: Coach Leonard, Steve Bauer, Tony Cox, Larry Seiber, Mike Miller and john Smith. Although North's Sophomore baslcetballers had an over all record,of 5-10. their season was highlighted by winning the mythical City Championship. The Sophomores demonstrated their supremacy over their inrracity foes with a 5 win one loss record. Members of the Sophomore team, along with sophomore members of the j.V. and Varsity squads show much promise to help restore North Salem's basketball team to the role of a contender. ' 5 'L 1 -Q-..w, og Coach Leonard talks over strategy with his team during a brief timeout break. Darrel Greenburgscores an easy lay-in against MCNary.
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Gymnastics Ralph Seeger takes one practice handstand before competition starts. ,, e ,, .Liars ,r H W ' , dmv, - 1 V N Q. 1 W - lg.,-.1 ,,a.,,, f,-,.,. -a..... Y . .- .....mMMw H -- Emily Iungerich Cabovej, Candy Cox, Chris Hargand, Carol McCammon, Chris Mullen, Cathi Nixon, Ellen Huffaker, Terri Thompson, Alice Brame, Selma Rinne, Sue Brown, and Linda Stead fbelowj were the girls who comprised With no mats for protection, Ellen Huf- faker displays her free-x form. North's first girls' gymnastic team. Mrs. Bron- son, the coach, was blessed with many Sopho- mores and juniors which would indicate a bright future for the coming years. . .. r r V M' N
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