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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1978

Page

7

Track Is Back At Norwalk High As 52 Seek Track Return

Norwalk High opens the 1978 indoor track season under coach John Frederick with optimism about renewed respect for the program. He notes 52 athletes out, up from 31, a strong senior class, new assistant Gus Seeger, and focus on attitude. Frederick targets a top four finish in the NOL and emphasizes mental preparation and exciting dual meets despite acknowledging limits. Sprinter Rick Carrasco awaits medical clearance, while Erick Kirk, Jim Rhoad, Rick Zureich, Terry Ray, and Dave Rheam anchor returning Lettermen alongside several promising freshmen.

Norwalk High Gus Seeger Frederick Norwalk Rick Carrasco Erick Kirk Jim Rhoad Rick Zureich Zureich Terry Ray Dave Rheam Denny Ott Rick Gunn Dave Austin Charlie Sweet Brad Thornton Huron Whitney Field

Norwalk High School Boys Track 1978 Schedule

Norwalk High School announces the 1978 boys track schedule with meets at Ohio Wesleyan Huron Margaretta Lexington Galion Edison Clyde Relays Willard Lexington Invit. Huron Co. Relays Bucyrus Tiffin Bellevue Invit. Districts and sections dates May 8 13 15 20.

Norwalk High School Ohio Wesleyan Huron Margaretta Lexington Perkins Edison Upper Shelby Huron Co Willard Bucyrus Tiffin Bellevue N.O.L

Odd Fellowship Sets Its Moral Course For Members

The article explains Odd Fellowship as a movement that enlightens the mind without infringing on individual rights. It claims to conform to law religion and morality, urging brotherhood rather than division. Its commands focus on visiting the sick relieving distress burying the dead and educating the orphan. Watch for article three.

Odd Fellowship

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