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The Rams came into the cess," Craig said,
season with a lot of ques­ knew I could break the
tions to be answered. They High jump record, but
had little experience, and l didn’t think I would
had to rely on a lot of R do it that early in the
underclassmen if they season." This was just
wanted to have a success­ the beginning as the
ful season. "I didn’t know Field Events had a very
what to expect coming successful season. Af­
into the season; we didn't ter the first day of
have much experience, Metro competition the
Coach Gary Dubbs A
and we had a lot of fresh­ Field Events had pro­
men competing on the pelled Ralston into first
Varsity," sprinter Shane place. Junior Ben
Lowry said. Galyardt placed first in

first in the Pole Vault
knewtheteam would have the Discus, and Craig
to look to the field events and third in the High
to do most of the scoring. Jump. Galyardt and
"We didn't have much ex­ Craig also scored well
perience on the track; we in the State Track
had to rely on our field Meet. Galyardt saved
events to score most of C his best for last, as his
ourpoints,” Dubbssaid. In best throw of the sea-
the first meet of the sea­ son, 165' 9", earned
son junior Steve Craig him a fourth place fin­
broke Ralston's High Jump K ish. Craig finished sixth
record with a jump of 6' in the High Jump and
51/4". “I came into the seventh in the Pole
season with a lot of confi­ ^ Vault.
dence that I could score in
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every meet, but I was sur­
prised with my early suc-

Middle Distance runner Dusty Dubbs Sprinter Cory Schm idt heads for
races down the home stretch in the the finish line in the 4x100 meter
4x800 Relay. The relay team placed relay. Schm idt, a freshm an, was a Raising his hips above the bar is Junio r Steve Craig. Craig was the Rams
at many meets and qualified for State. m ajor contributor in the freshman highest point scorer for the season. Am y Marsh
Am y Marsh Suburban Conference Cham pion­
ship. Am y Marsh
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