Shenandoah High School - Raider Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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Cross Country Teams-Front Row: Chuck Masters, John Baker, Curtis Munden, John C. Fleedy, David Saunders. Third Row: Mr. Paquin, Parker, Tom York, Mike Fuller, Nick Ashton. Second Row: Estel assistant coach, Bob Saunders, Gary Keesling, Greg Allen, Steve Myers, Dunn, Mike Reno, Brian Ayres, Mike Tupps, Larry Morton, Jerry Melvin Zachary, Danny Dickerson, Randy Clark, Mr. Luce, coach. X Getting off to a good start was a difficult task for the Shenandoah harriers at the Freshmen White River Conference Meet. Greg Allen, a reserve member and a good prospect for next year, finishes the two-mile course in good form which helped the harriers to several victories.

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Have Home Matches and inning Season Senior letterman Jim Jennings tries to outmaneuver his man for a pin in order to score valuable points. The Raider Wrestling Team under the direction of Coach Bill Hendey posted a 6-5 season record this year. The new equipment finally arrived and the matmen were able to wrestle at home on several occasions after having had to go on the road all of last season. Seventeen boys lettered in wrestling this season with ten of those lettermen eligible to return for next year. The outstanding individual performer of the 1969 season definitely was senior letterman Barry Flynn. Barry set six new school records including: most wins-145 most pins-105 most points-625 and best averate-4.13 lout of a possible 5 pts.l. Other outstanding individuals were Larry Murphy who won the conference in the 127 pound class and John Baker who took second place in the sectional. The highpoint of the season definitely came in the match against Wes-Del when the Raider matmen scored a perfect 60 points, possible only by accomplishing 12 straight pins. Chuch Masters, sophomore grappler, works hard to reverse his position and gain control over his opponent.

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outhful Harriers Anticipate I969-70 Season Freshman Curtis Parker seems glad to see the finish as he enters the chute in the conference meet at Valley View. ,MF V ss-J 'af 1' qw-C Youth was the major characteristic of the 1968-69 cross country squad with 4 sophomores and 2 freshmen counted in the top 9 runners. The varsity harriers posted a 5-7 won-loss record in a season that was to reveal Shenandoah's cross country prospects for 1969-70. Freshmen Tom York and Brian Ayres, along with sophomore standouts Nick Ashton, Steve Myers, Chuck Masters, and Danny Dickerson, helped propel the thinlies to some big victories. The most satisfying win came in a 3-way meet against Yorktown and Mt. Vernon when Shenandoah runners swept the first 5 places for a perfect soore of 15. Other victories came against Elwood when Steve Myers clocked a 10:22 over the course and against Markleville when the harriers downed their rivals by a score of 17-46. The fact that top sophomore and freshmen runners ran in varsity competition, caused the reserve and freshmen squads to sometimes be short of fresh runners and they compiled 5-5 and 2-5 records respectively. Though not pictured through no fault of their own, the eighth grade cross country team finished a fine season with some good individual efforts. Bob Hinton, never placing lower than 4th, scored a total of 13 points. Bob's best time was a 5:39 for the mile course. Close behind in nearly every meet, Ronnie Munden scored a total of 21 points and gave depth to the squad. fa A 2 5 1 - , 2 JA: .,.. . I ' 33 N 4, s is X grid' is if -we Q,S'-stew.. V3l'SiTY CYUSS COUNTY Team-Front Row: Tom York, Chuck Masters. Second Row: Nick Ashton, Danny Dickerson, Steve Myers, Mr. Luce, coach, Brian Ayres, Jerry Munden, Mike Reno,