North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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North North North North North North North North North North North North North North Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Molalla McMinnville South Eugene North Eugene Corvallis McNary Albany Corvallis MCNary South Salem Albany Lebanon Sweet Home South Salem J.V. Wrestling fan fflh 1 I ,fm This years j.V. wrestling team was led by many talented sophomores. They placed high in district standings with excellent individual efforts. Leading the team to a ten win four loss record were Steve Townsend, Greg Parks, and Roy Schafer. Other team members were Gordon Wiseman, DaveM0llguard Tobby Hunter, Gene Herigstad, Res Champ, Dale Burton, Dave Greenburg, Mark Highberger, Frank Kline, Greg Nash, Lynn Knight, Rod Heppner, Mike Rash, and Mike Radke. Under the guidance of Coach Hutzler, the j.V..wrestlers had a very fine year. 1