Track Team
Down But Not Defeated
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Jeff Dorman hurdles a high one as he competes against others during the indoor track season in Tennessee. (Photo by Bobby Baxter).
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As a result of the upcoming sophomore graduation,
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by Chris Burchall
'The men’s track team did not
fare as well as anticipated. This
according to coach Norm Witek
was due to the inclement
which the team faced at several
meets. The weather ranged from
thunderstorms to cold and wind
“This resulted in limited place
ment in the national rankings”
says coach Witek.
Brevard, however, has two
athletes who are National Junior
College champions. These are
John Delaney in the 5000 meter
run and Andy Latimer in the tri
ple jump. Coach Witek went on to
say that there are several other
athletes who have a chance at be
ing nationally ranked. These are
Willie Holeman in long jump,
Gordon Sneadon in the 5000 meter
run, and Gerald Hutchinson in
the 10,000 meter run.
The Brevard track team won
their last meet which was against
Carson-Newman College and
Furman University. The scores
were Brevard 67, Carson 64, and
Furman 62.
The outlook for the Brevard
track team next year is op
timistic says coach Witek. Ap-
proximaiely 80% of the current
track members will be returning
next year. Says he, “If everyone
gets the grades and continues to
train during the summer, the
goals will be unlimited.”
WANTED: Counselors with outdoors experience.
Camp Buc, a church-affiliated wilderness camp
near Lake Toxaway, is looking for young people to
fill several vacancies for this summer’s program,
June 14-July 31. They need:
Counselors — Working with 4th grade up; ex
perience with whitewater canoeing, rafting, climb
ing, rappelling, backpacking, or hiking would be
helpful.
Maintenance Helper — operate mowers, tractor.
Assistant Cook — kitchen experience preferred.
CALL: Lynn McClellan, 966-4715 (local call), or
write Rt. 2, Box 51, Lake Toxaway, N.C. 28747.
Salary depends on experience.
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Contact Mr. Chamlee, McLarty-
Goodson 130.
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