Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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Cross Country Oh, My heart!

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The 1968 cross country team was the largest and best performing cross country team in the history of Oxford Hills High School. The twenty plus runners on varsity roster compiled a season record of eight wins and four losses. The season started very well with victories over Falmouth, Casco, and Bridgton. During the season, disap- pointment was mixed with the knowledge that the team gained valuable experience even in de- feat when STATE CHAMPIONS Edward Little and Portland soundly defeated the Vikings. The high point of the regularly scheduled sea- son was the victory over Fryeburg and Gould Academies, a meet which took place during the half-time show of the Fryeburg football game. The Vikings will be' losing two senior cross country men and letter winners Co-Captain Doug Craib and Albert Haggerty. However, there is an air of expectancy and a hope that the 1969 cross country team will be served by the experi- ence, energy, and enthusiasm that was generated by the 1969 Viking squad. AGAIN??? Front row: D. Mason, A. Lamb, D. Craib, P. Connell, B. Trask, P. Connell Second row S. Reynolds, C.Chouinard,T. Kilgore, D. Jacobson, T. Clark, G. Libby. Back row W Suomela j. Gibson, L. York, C. Wadsworth, E. Dow, R. Thompson, A. Bean.