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Hinton's Harriers Continue Tradition: Win II Dual Meets We continued our tradition of having a fine squad. This year's sen- iors had a dual meet record of 41 wins and 2 losses in four years. These words were mouthed by seventh year cross country coach, Mr. John Hinton, whose harriers compiled a perfect dual meet record and captured second place in the SBC battle. Group togetherness was a definite asset according to Coach Hinton. This fact was evident when the team had to pull itself together following a tragic accident. The distancemen, led by co-cap- tains Tom Davlin and Tod Roth, won the Norwalk Invitational for the fourth time, stole thevermilion Invi- tational crown for the second con- secutive year, finished second be- hind state champion Shelby in the Tiffin Invitational, and were sectional runners-up, advancing to the N.W. Districts for the fourth straight year. Davlin, who was the team's top runner with his best performance clocked at 12:45, was chosen as the Most Valuable Player, while Kevin Skillman, who was killed in an auto accident succeeding a late-season meet, was named as the Most Im- proved Player. The cross country team experi- mented a little bit, as it contained eight girl members. As it turned out, two of the female runners, sopho- more Patty Stengel and freshman Laura Kearney moved on to girls' districts. - WE OPPONENT THEY 1. Although Jon Szubski becomes tired, de- termination helps him strive to the finish line. 2. Instead of checking to see who is behind him, Greg Mills looks forward to a victory. Cross Country 121
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1. Team spirit is shown by Todd Roth and John Jackson as they jaunt down the home- 4 stretch. 2. Beth Shrake proves herself a competent runner during the first season of female com- petition. t 3. Long strides carry Jim Lenos around SBC VI::,,.,,. M 5 competitor en route to another dual meet t1i'ii T ' 1 I victory. 4. FRONT ROW: L. Kearney, P. Stengel, B. Shrake, C. Hoelzer, L. Roesch, T. Rupp. ROW 2: B. Slater, R. Berger, J. Nesselhauf, S. McCune, M. Dugan, R. Gast, J. Lenos, J. Szubski, L. Matthews. BACK ROW: T. Davlin, R. Schwiefert, K. Skillman, S. Smith, T. Roth, G. Mills, T. Marzec, J. Jackson, D. Lee, Coach J. Hinton. 120 Cross Country
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1.Lisa Perdue shows that effort and coordina- tion play a major role in varsity tennis. 2-3. In order to make her return more power- ful, Cindy Williams utilizes both hands in a backhand swing. 4. FRONT ROW: L. Perdue, J. Wright, T. Man- ion, A. Arndt, L. Cooksey, S. Hayes, M. Zuck, L. Lavlne, C. Williams. BACK ROW: Coach J. Taylor, K. Gordon, G. DaGiau, M. Manion, G. Bossart, B. Lococo, S. Patterson, A. Zeiher, K. Galloway. MISSING: K. Hedberg. 5. Strategy is shown on the face of Lynda Cookseyas she prepares to serve to an oppo- nent. I I 122 Girls' Tennis :fs 21:5 4 N ,,,,,, - I K r is .... , , - I . 2 - .aa S se- il- ' sq. --.- R .f , gf digg . ' f ,., 1 . .' -' , , f--ef - 'i i' ' fi : 'S ' S, .gx.e,- K if it . Jii 'J 5 5 ' M A fl 1' -f 5 A J 'if 'll' G' ' ffl? 25522251 . 1, -, . 1 ' ' l' L -G .sss gs . , -sf -6 -1 . .f . f 9 '- X r , , I -- , -g. ,L , g '1 Q-M.. 78 . A Y 5 - ' : N5 ' 6 se- - ,-1 45,5 Fr' Q ' N -, g - l 'QI aims- wx, 4, ,, N' , L ,, K ,, 4, - - 1 X 1 2 -'W 9' ' I ' ' f 1- . 9 - + , N ,511 , - Q -' 1 -5, .-, ss.. 'Q K 7- f ' A' 'Q 'W' if G' 1 f V' f x Y Q 1' ' , ' VK . ' ..' 4 .... e X, u. N .I wk! ' -2 k W . k K s R V 1 .KG f K 'fi i ' Y - ' 7 v ' . . -- - ..---M K f . - , 16-.A 1. ' 5 . ' -. f Y' - ' - , f 5 gr . .f Z ' zz V we - ..,- A -A - 1 .Q j ff, my - if .', . , X if
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