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RUN TO STATE g X mmm,,.' T T ' S CTopD The girls C.C. team Clfrom Left? Brian Hatfieldl?7, Martha Newkirk, Rhonda Boni, Sharon Agun, Lisa lVlalcom, Gwen Boone, Lorrie Greening, Coach Oyala, Coach lVleyer, Sheri Bell. lBottoml The boys team CBack Rovvl Brian Hatfield, Dave lVlartin, lVIark Engleman, Terry Kirkpatrick, Duane Delano, Nathan Sellers, Glen Karnath, Coach Oyala, Clfront Row? Craig Jacobs, Duane Prouty, Jon Goodale, Bob Green, Jay Kopetka, Ron Thorn, Floyd Phillips. CRightl Terry Kirkpatrick, leads Gary Qlnernathy and Nathan Sellars up the I Cross Country 47
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CROSS CGUNTRY, CTopl Craig Jacobs tackles The Hill . CBottomD Brian Hatfield enjoys a sunny CC meet. 46 Cross Country Washougal had its most successful Cross Country season since the program returned in 1972. Sixteen boys, ten who received varsity letters, turned out, the largest number ever. They partici- pated in 8 meets, running their way to State. Three dual meet victories and a second place at a Camas three-way meet. At the district meet, the Panthers legged out a 5th place finish, earning a trip to the state meet. At the state meet in Seattle, the Panthers placed 20th. Seven runners attended including Glen Karnath, IVlark Engleman, Gary Abernathy, Nathan Sellars, Bob Green, Duane Delano, and Craig Jacobs. Throughout the season Karnath, a Senior, was the most out- standing ofthe Panthers. He placed 18th at district and 54th at State. He was also named captain of the 1974 team. A new addition to the program was a girls team. Nine girls participated mostly freshmen and sophomores. The top runner was Lisa IVlalcolm, a Sophomore. The most inspirational was Senior, Sharon Agun, vvho turned in some gutsy per- formances.
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FRUSH FOOTBALL The Freshmen Football team ended its season with an impressive 4 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. The two captains lVlarty Huddleston and Bob Green led the Freshmen Panthers throughout the sesaon. Coach Scott and Assistant coach lVIr. Carsons kept the players on their toes. lBelowD The Panthers scramble to crunch the enemy! fFar Right Bottom? Unidentified Panther Freshman run to help his team mate with a tackle. CFar Left Bottfaml The Freshman cheerleaders attempt to get some enthusiasm out of the chilling crow . 48 Frosh Football
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