Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Track Shines Out In Spite Of Rainy Season LOWER LEFT: Dan Smith puts everything he has behind the shot. BELOW: Larry Lindsey strains to get ahead ol opponents in the 100 yard dash I think we will be more balanced next year because I only had two guys graduate and all my distance runners will be back. Also with what we have coming up from Jr. High we should really be tough. We have a good all- around team. Boys ' Track has a good coaching staff, but spirit in stu- dent body and the number of par- ticipants is lacking. Randy Jarosh, Mike Olynik. Tracy Nanke, and Brad Price all set new school records and I feel that they, along with a few others, are potential state place winners.

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BOyS ' TRACK Cedar Falls-Waverly Triangular 2nd Fort Dodge Duel 1st Wahawk Relays 2nd Waterloo East. West, and Central. Cedar Rapids Washington, Jetterson 1st and Kennedy Columbus Duel 2nd J -Hawk Relays 4th Go-Hawk Relays 3rd District 2nd Big 9 5th Big 5 4th BELOW: Bruce Schalfer clears the crossbar by a mile. RIGHT: Reggie Caine stretches lor those extra inches in the long jump. ir y :Y :-.} lil.vE ti- ABOVE — Boys ' Track — Front Row: Tracy Nanke. Don Langlas. Tom Shelton. Steve Ar- buckle. Daryl Lev is. Brad Price. Dan Brustkern, Brian Jacklin. Randy Jarosh. Mike Olynik. Tony Podhaski. Row 2: Dennis Mundlrom, Rocky Smalley, Jim Kieter. Scott D. Hansen. Terry Varney. Jim McKean. Larry Lindsey. Jeff John- son. Dick Satterlee Row 3: Bruce Schafler. Brian Walther. John Carmack. Rick Entz. Fred Locke. Brian Byers. Steve Harder. Jeff Miller, Mark Cockerham. Row 4: Tom Moore, Marvin Oliver. Reggie Came.

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. i (irHjrro pvA lo i nii 6 ocii-wn I Archery Team— FRONT ROW: Leonard Lewis. Mark French. Mike McCulley. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Newton. Mr. Paul Sabelka (coach), Dave Foust THIRD ROW: Randy Dishlinger. Roxanne Hopper. Tim Reynolds. BACK ROW: Bruce Gruver. Ken Kennedy. Richard Burcham. The archers posted an overall record of 10 and 6. but their greatest success was in their faithfulness and dedica- tion to the program and to the sport and their cooperation with each other and with their coach. Archery isn ' t really a spectator sport, unless we would do something like trick shooting in the gym. think archery is worthwhile for the archers, but there ' s not much to look at from a spectator ' s standpoint. Archery is a lot of fun. It ' s a sport that anyone can learn. Even Cupid uses a bow! 4 RCHERy ...irsily Jr Vars Sophs ' ve Tligy We They ' We They Holy Trinity HS. Chicago tl90 1959 896 892 695 840 640 Sullieia. Ohio U32 ' 080 1970 1127 UIO ' Ponliac, Illinois 977 579 Topeka Kansas 1797 (854 1760 1736 1615 14 75 1394 Galveston Indiana 1894 2016 1535 1799 r.U Epl ' r.j.m I960 1964 1745 1727 BOTTOM LEFT: Randy Dishlinger. BOTTOM CENTER: Randy Dishlinger and Dennis Utiey. BOTTOM RIGHT: Hoping for a buirs-eye. Jeanne Newton and Dave Foust take careful aim.