Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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NV I 5 KENT an FM- 55 7 ,:,,f,. , ' I JY- Y' . ' 2 -at 1 5 H1 3 lm l f High jumping requires timing and a back arch, but Nancy Ellis' long legs won't hurt her technique either! Concentration and determination made 'Sue Clemente the team's best hurdler. ersatile Cindy Colucci holds the record in the shot and the discus, as well as being a member f the illustrious 880 medley relay. lne of a fortunate lew, Bonnie Beachy has often known the thrill of victory, and rarely the igony ol defeat. . Q Q l Es ' I I S Team nmefroe

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X KJJJJ 5 Q FJ Z utJJ QLD KKQJJ 3 Mil! l,,l eDJ QD TIIEBLIIEB Once girls' basketball ended, many of the players pulled their spikes and sweat pants out of the closet and headed for Struthers' oval. Coach Dick Prest oversaw the training of his sixteen member squad Ctwelve of which were underclassmenj and then watched them break eleven school records. Clhere are only four- teen eventslj Junior Bonnie Beachy was unde- feated in her 440, setting the Steel Valley record at 60.7 seconds and qualifying in the Sectionals for a trip to Districts at Kent. Bon- nie also won the 220 at the SVC meet and placed fourth in the Sectionals, thus earning a lane at Kent for that event. The squad will only lose three seniors next spring and will surely better its present 1-8 record. WilS0ll 74 SHS 36 Howland 59 SHS 51 Fitch 76 SHS 34 Ursuline 97 SHS 13 Campbell 42 SHS 68 Mooney 64 SHS 46 Hubbard SHS 29 81 Boardman 66Vz Campbell 465 SHS 29 SVC Meet-5th place-38 points NBER ki 5 1 J l, t , X 4..ilMVIQ1,-ill! . , lin. 'l q 'El 'aa if sew l 111010211 BBW'- KW 1 li' ww EHIITHERS ETKJJTHERB agi- ,5 mum., Gare WUFF3 6.13 A ffl T k T R 1 Bo nie Beach Diane Dupaj Andrea Prest Jackie Beachy Sue Clemente Elaine Frank Row 2-Cindy Colucci, Pam Edwards, Carol Belloto, V Girls rac eam: ow - n yr V 1 , ' , ' ' 1 Virginia D'Altorio, Colleen Karnes, Cathy Miller. Row 3-Kathy Prest, Loretta Dettmer, Nancy Ellis, Lynn Mazzocco, Jeannette Clark, Nancy Hegedusich, Pat Parteleno. llhlli BE KIIY 108!Team Time .QA

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Team .f-aim, is.vervfttimieerteuei ,eSP9f1a'lYiQQU.es the Q Jil Struthers has always been very weak in track, but this season the coach, Rob Conklin, and his assistant, Ron Pagano, felt they had achieved one of their primary goals. Although the team was composed mainly of inexper- ienced underclassmen and had less than an admirable record, it was a source of pride and achievement for its members. The seniors, Max Belchyk, lim Folino, Ken Goist, Lyn Rod- riguez, and Dan Woodward, were especially instrumental in making younger competitors aware of their potential. By gaining experience this year, those juniors and sophomores will compete even more effectively next season. Some of the track team keeps in shape by running cross country in the fall. Traversing a rugged two-mile course, these runners brave the elements, the environment, and the criti- cism of Coach Jerry Seem. Tony Jordan, a junior, was Struthers' best runner in cross country, he was also the track team's best miler and broke the school record in the two- mile-twice in the same week! Congradulations are in order for Tony and for all the dedicated spikers. MAKES TR K S As grackmis xprirpagly an yidividgugi sport, reggrgiholdggi ony Jordanimust be hisgcgwnkinspriation 110!Team Time W I he cross Quntry-team sprinted pasta lot ofa-scenery lasttall onyaits way to ,thiiilnlsh line