University of Nevada Las Vegas - Epilogue Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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O2 Track Nfh' .NE is Nfl? , ,ij fr lf ,E 4,54 iggx Front: Roger Wagner, Gary Halko, Harold Stafford, Gary Elam Back: Les Reese, Mac MacDonald, John Garland, John Morgan Track team finishes best season ever Despite a tremendous lack of depth, coach Bill Scoble's track team ended the year with the most successful season in Rebel track history. Behind the consistent efforts of Gary Halko, Harold Stafford, Roger Wagner, and Gary Elam, who composed both the 440 and the mile relay teams, the young Rebs made impressive showings throughout the abbreviated lseven meetsl season. Providing strength in the field events were high iumper John Garland, iavelin thrower Mac Mac- Donald, discus thrower Mike Kiddy and long iumper Larry Lisby. 880 runner Les Reese added valuable points in the middle distance event. ln addition to two major victories, the tracksters finished second in a five-way meet at the Uni- versity of Nevada, Reno, by winning seven of the 14 events. Yet another highlight included the Riverside Relays which saw NSU competing against 26 schools and capturing a record l l trophies.