St Louis Country Day School - Codasco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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johnny Mack looks for hole against Bur- roughs. Mack led C teams's running attack. C Football team 7-1, ties for ABC League title john Thebeau lined up late in the game. Here came the snap, there went the kick, and the Country Day C football team had just one of their 7 impressive victories defeating Luth- eran North. Compiling a 7-1 record, and earning a shared ABC league title with Priory, the C team had a very impressive season. Headed by coaches Ed Potter, Ed Mitchell, and Nills Latenburg, the C team got off to a strong beginning defeating Brentwood. They followed with victories over Chaminade, Du- bourg, Principia, Priory, and Lutheran North. Breaking their six game win- ning streak, the Rams succumbed to utheran South late in the season, los- ng 6 to 13. Motivated, and after an BC league title, the C team Rams ent on to beat Burroughs 21-13 in what was perhaps their biggest game -of the year. Special recognition should go to he outstanding performances from hris Livingstone at quarterback, ohnny Mack, Clint Williams, Charlie Franc and Carson Baur, all at running- back, and Charlie Ross, Rob Stark, and Ross Kessal at the ends. Other players included john Thebeau the team's kicker, Todd Diebel at safety with Bill Newbold and Carson Baur, and the defensive line of Eric Reichardt and Steve Bank. The linebackers also did a terrific job, and included Clint Wil- liams, Ed Stivers, Pat Perez, and Matt Boland. Their record speaks for itself, as do their achievements. The only mark on the whole season was the Lutheran South defeat, a tough match where Country Day was a bit too confi- dent according to several players. The spirit of the team was also very high according to Carson Baur, who stated that they had a great season. This indeed was true. As ABC league co-champions with a record of 7-1, the C team rams have not only set a foundation for future teams, but have also continued the tradition of excel- lence in the field of athletics at CO- DASCO. Football CDS OPP 14 Brentwood 3 7 Chaminade 2 7 DuBourg 0 20 Principia 0 9 Priory 8 10 Lutheran North 6 6 Lutheran South 13 21 Burroughs 13 Coaches: Potter, Mitchell Record: Won 7 Lost 1 Tie ABC league Champions with Priory. I5 s t ,.,,..,... A... M. . X' 253 , . . F kd K v - fy v ,..,,,, . at--Q., 1 ,M Z ii :Sa. ?g ggi' uf . fl? , 'gg , M -is k ,jx 1- 5: 1 . .lf-3 1 ' N 3 '.. il 'ti' Z- ' 4' . .. . - 1' , ,Q .. ' f'i-591+-.f 1 .5 K .VS .Tiff-A Y L7 .5 . N-1. .. 0 tx 'S 523 .ii-gv. . o ' 'V I Mack holds on as a Rebel desperately tries to escape. 19

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Coach Marshall calls out times at the finish line of the Russ Stickney lidIifter invita- tional. Cross Country Ask Cross Country runners what they like most about the sport, and the common answer would be the feeling you get when you cross the finish line, and you know that you have run a good race. That feeling is a combination of joy and relief. As a sport, cross country involves rigorous training, ranging from 5 to 8 miles daily, and plenty of rest. As a personal challenge, it involves mental training to achieve the mental and physical endurance necessary to be able to run the 3.1 mile course. This year's varsity team captains were seniors Rich Nuzum and David Wells. The only other seniors on the team were Craig Simmons and Scott Wilton. juniors Eric Van Luven, Steve Banks, and Lawrence Revard were the only other non-freshman. Among the 7 freshman was the team's fastest run- ner, Hidi Yamamoto. Sproule Love was another freshman. Captain David Wells, when asked about the freshman runners, said They filled our vacant spots where we needed them, and they proved to be good runners. Wells went on to say that given their success this year, everyone of the freshman has a chance to be all ABC league by their senior year. The freshmen were at least half our team. We only had seven non- freshman runners, and there were freshman running in every Varsity meet, added co-captain Rich Nu- zum. The varsity team's record for the season was 6 wins, 5 losses. Our re- cord showed that we were definitely someone to contend with, stated Wells. The junior varsity team had a spec- tacular start to their season, and was undefeated for quite a while. The final record was four wins, three losses, however, many runners were moved up to Varsity. by Steve Banks 21