St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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PRECISION AND PRACTICE PAY OFF. . . as our two mile relay team, Kevin Hunter, Joe Robinson, Bill Duhil and Bill St. John gain fame. ualiiied Teaching and ainstaking Training Result in a Successful Year INCHES FROM ANOTHER VICTORY . ..is anchor man Mike McCardel. STRAINING EVERY MUSCLE . . . while taking part in a friendly competition is Frank Husek and Mickey Johnson.

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FIRST ROW: Coach Joseph Minder, J. Kutys, L. Kloss, M. Balwanz, D. Beltrondo. SECOND ROW: J. Yanny, M. Johnson, F. Husek, M. Hajdin, A. Soltis, T. Hoffman. ANGUISHING FACIAL FIXPRESSIONS...help Bob Balwanz overcome a close competitor. Our irish entered the 1970 cinder season with the keen optimism of twenty returning lettermen and losing only one record holder in alumnus, shot putter Frank King. The thinclads opened the young season with the first track victory in St. ,lohnis history by defeating always strong Mingo. Having Iroubles in the field events, the Fighting Irish outscored every opponent on the cin- ders scoring a superlative 1,012 points during the season. The Irish saw Eve foes fall before them in dual meets while losing only twice. Mingo, Warwvood, River, John Marshall and Cameron all felt Elmois might. The Interstate championship saw the fighting at near top performance, although their 59 points were good enough for only second place. They saw three league records literally shattered by Frank Husek and two by Mike lVlcCardel. The lrish saw two other league rec- ords fall into their grasps with Husek's 20.8 in the low hurdles and our undefeated two mile relay team. The district meet saw Frank Husek become the first district winner in St. John's history when he ran a blazing 20.2 in the low hurdles. Frank Husek was named all Ohio-Valley for track in both the high and low hurdles with the Valley's fastest time in the highs. Sixteen of eighteen school records were replaced dur- ing 1970. St. John returns seven lettermen for 1971. The track future at SJC looks very optimistic.

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