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TATES CREEK HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM K.H.S.A.A. CHAMPION — 1980

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(Left to Right) Front Row: Scott Deyo, Jay Harris, Dan Travrig, Duncan Gardiner, Joey Hudgins, Ed Parsons, Scott Shannon. Second Row: Tracy Thompson, Bill Lawson, Kirk Bourns, Steve Thomas, Al Houston, Chip Borkowski, Evan Mossbarger, Brian Batts. Third Row: Clay Hall, Brad Redmon, Dick Lickert, Ernie Williams, Mark McCullers, Todd Short, Brad Walls, Tony Harris, Kevin Larabee. Fourth Row: Coach Ron Cole, Doug McCleod, Mark Todd, Tim Kendrick, Bruce Bromlett, David Steinforth, Todd Kessler, David Duncan, Coach Skip Hanson.

Member Of National Federation of State High School Associations

Official Organ of the KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AUGUST 1980 — FOOTBALL DISTRICTS AND REGIONS District 2 Barren The Board of Control of the Kentucky High School County, Franklin-Simpson, Ohio County Athletic Association set the football districts and regions REGION II for 1979 and 1980 as follows: District 1 —

Sub-District 1 — Breckinridge County, Elizabethtown, CLASS A (0-400) Meade County, North Bullitt

REGION I Sub-District 2 — East Hardin, Grayson County, LaRue — County, Taylor County District 1 — Ballard Memorial, Fulton, Fulton County, Russellville District 2 District 2 — Bourbon County, Danville, Harrison County, Campbellsville, Caverna, Clinton County, Gamaliel, Montgomery County, Scott County, Woodford County Metcalf County, Tompkinsville REGION III

District 1 — REGION II

District 1 — Sub-District 1 — Conner, Covington Catholic, Lloyd Berea, Harrodsburg, Madison, Paris Memorial, Simon Kenton District 2 — Sub-District 2 — Highlands, Newport, Newport Beth Haven, Frankfort. Hancock County, Owen Catholic, Scott County, Trimble County District 2 —

REGION III Sub-District 1 — Jessamine County, Knox Central,

District 1 — Lincoln County, Whitley County Beechwood. Bellevue, Dayton, Ludlow Sub-District 2 — Casey County, Estill County, Mercer District 2 — County, Rockcastle County Fairview, Maysville, Nicholas County, Raceland REGION IV REGION IV District 1 —

District 1 — Breathitt County, Clay County, James A. Cawood,

Sub-District 1 — Cumberland, Harlan, Evarts Leslie County Sub-District 2 — Lone Jack, Lynn Camp, Pineville, District 2 — Williamsburg Belfry, Johnson Central, Russell District 2 —

Sub-District 1 — Elkhorn City, Fleming-Neon, STATE CLASS AAAA (1001-up)

Jenkins. Phelps, Virgie REGION I

Sub-District 2 — Mullins, Paintsville. Wheelwright District 1 — Bowling Green, Christian County, Hopkinsville, CLASS AA (401-600) Marshall County, Paducah Tilghman, Warren Central

REGION I District 2—

District 1 — Apollo, Daviess County, Henderson County, Caldwell County. Fort Campbell. Heath. Mayfield, Madlsonville-North Hopkins, Owensboro, Owensboro Murray. Todd Central. Trigg County Catholic

District 2 — REGION II

Sub-District 1 — Allen County. Butler County, District 1 — Glasgow, Warren East Bullitt Central, Marion County, Nelson County, North Sub-District 2 — Adair County, Edmonson County, Hardin Green County. Hart County District 2 —

REGION II Franklin County, Oldham County, Shelby County,

District 1 — Western Hills

Anderson County. Bardstown, Fort Knox, West REGION III

Hardin. Washington County District 1 — District 2 — Bryan Station, Henry Clay, Lafayette, Tates Creek

Sub-District 1 — Bath County. Carroll County, District 2— Fleming County, Henry County Clark County, Laurel County, Madison Central Sub-District 2 — East Carter, Lewis County, Mason REGION IV

County. Rowan County. West Carter District 1 —

REGION III Boone County, Campbell County, Dixie Heights,

District 1 — Holmes Boyle County. Garrard County, Russell County, District 2 — Somerset. Wayne County Boyd County, Greenup County, Paul G. Blazer District 2 — Bell County. Corbin. Middlesboro JEFFERSON COUNTY CLASS AAAA

REGION IV District 1 —

District 1 — Bishop David, Butler, Doss, Pleasure Ridge Park, Hazard. Johns Creek, M.C Napier, Whitesburg Shawnee, Valley, Western District 2 — District 2 — Lawrence County, Morgan County, Pikeville, DeSales, Durrett, Fairdale, Male, Moore, Southern, Prestonsburg Stuart District 3 — CLASS AAA (601-1000) Atherton, Fern Creek, Iroquois, Jeffersontown,

REGION I Manual, St. Xavier, Seneca

District 1 — District 4 — Ballard, Calloway County, Crittenden County, Lone Oak, Central, Eastern, Thomas Jefferson, Trinity, Reidland, Union County, Webster County Waggener, Westport The Kentucky High School Athlete Official Organ of tfie Kentucliy Higfi Schooi Athietic Association

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water is a good method). OBTAIN MEDICAL CARE AT HOT WEATHER HINTS ONCE Heat Exhaustion: Weakness - with profuse sweating A Comment by the Committee on the Medical and rapid pulse - indicates state of shock due to depletion Aspects of Sports of the American Medical of salt and water. Place person flat on his back in the shade Association and the National Federation with head on the ground, level or lower than body. Give

sips of diluted salt water if conscious. OBTAIN MEDICAL fall is conducted in Early football practice frequently CARE AT ONCE. very warm and highly humid weather in many parts of the The following suggestions are offered to help coaches United States. Under such conditions, special precautions prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke during hot should be observed. Otherwise, the athlete is subject to: weather athletic activity: • Heat Cramps - depletion of electrolytes • Require a careful medical history and checkup prior to • Heat Fatigue - depletion of salt and water due to the beginning of practice sweating • Schedule workouts during cooler morning and early • Heat Exhaustion - excessive depletion of salt and evening hours in hot weather. water • Acclimate athletes to hot weater activity by carefully • Heat Stroke - overheating from breakdown of the graduated practice schedules. sweating mechanism • Provide rest periodsof 15 to 30 minutes during workouts Each of these symptoms is a separate clinical entity of an hour or more in hot weather. But the development of heat stroke is progressive and • Supply clothing that is white to reflect heat, comfortable definite symptoms and signs will be manifested before it to permit heat escape, and permeable to moisture to occurs. If these early warning signs are ignored, the failure allow heat loss via sweat evaporation. of the body to dispose of excess internal heat could • Furnish extra salt and water in recommended amounts progress from heat fatigue to heat exhaustion to heat during hot weather. stroke. • Watch athletes carefully for signs of trouble, particularly Heat cramps are only temporarily disabling, but the athletes who lose much weight, heavy athletes (e.g. in- moment of occurrence may be significant. terior linemen), and the determined athlete who may not Heat fatigue dulls the athlete's skillful alertness and report discomfort. makes him more vulnerable to injury. The two heat • Remember that temperature and humidity are the illnesses can result in serious physical harm and even crucial factors Measuring the relative humidity, by use death; both are preventable. of a sling psychrometer on the field, is advantageous in Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are preventable only this regard. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke can occur by careful control of various factors in the conditioning in the shade. program of the athlete. Basic, of course, is an adequate • Alert the hospital emergency room medical and nursing health history examination prior to participation in staff of the possibility of heat illness among athletes be- practice. With the start of fall practice, it is essential to fore an emergency occurs so that they are prepared to provide for gradual acclimation to hot weather activity care for a stricken athlete. Equally important is the need to adjust salt and water • Know what to do in case of such an emergency. Be intake to weather conditions. familiar with immediate first aid practices and pre- As the athlete becomes accustomed to hot weather arranged procedures for obtaining immediate medical, activity, he perspires more freely (thus dissipating body including ambulance service. heat) and excretes less salt (thus conserving sodium). • Outlaw the hazardous warm weather use of rubberized With a graduated training regimen, such acclimation can apparel or other dehydration devices by players. be expected to take place over a period of about one week. Some teams encounter hot weather during the season The old idea that water should be withheld from either through intersectional travel or following an un- athletes during workouts has no scientific foundation. In seasonably cool period. By this time, the athletes should fact, such restriction, by depleting water in the body, can be physically fit; nevertheless, they will not be environ- lead to heat fatigue and serious heat illness. During mentally fit. Coaches who face this situation are advised to exercise in the heat, it is essential to replace - at least schedule practices preceding the game at the warmest hourly - the water lost by perspiration. time of day. to diligently subscribe to the other recom- Salt also needs to be replaced daily, particularly mendations above, and to use substitutes during the game during the acclimation period. Extra salting of the athlete's more frequently than normal. The result will benefit the food within the bounds of taste will accomplish this team's performance as well as the health of the athletes. purpose. Salt tablets, particularly on an empty stomach, can be irritating and may be poorly absorbed MEMO:

Even after acclimation, it is advisable to alternate The NOCSAE Secretary-Treasurer has notified this periods of strenuous exercise with periods of rest during office that, due to an error, one group of NOCSAE hot weather. Also, it is important for the coach to observe approved helmets was omitted from the list sent to state his athletes carefully for signs of lethargy, inattention, associations in May, 1980. stupor, awkwardness or unusual fatigue. Symptoms of The following should be added to the list which bear water and salt depletion may include sluggishness, the seal, but are no longer manufactured: headache, nausea, hallucinations, and/or weak and rapid pulse. If heat illness is suspected, prompt attention to Marietta Manufacturing Company these recommended emergency procedures may have Model Number Year vital importance: K-21 1974 Heat Stroke: Collapse - with dry warm skin and rapid K-21-PA 1974 weak pulse - indicates sweating mechanism failure and K-21-JR 1975 rising body temperature. THIS IS AN EMERGENCY: K-22 1975

DELAY COULD BE FATAL Immediately cool athlete by K-22-PA 1 975 the most expedient means (spraying or sponging with cool K-112 1975 Page Two THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980

members of the Board of Control. They accepted Grigsby AUGUST, 1980 Vol. XLIII, No. 1 their plaques with words of thanks. Pete and Jack Burkich were not present to accept their plaques. Published monthly, except June andJuly, by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association, Office of Publication, The Board of Control held its election of offi- 560 E Cooper Dr., P O. Box 22280, Lexington, Ky. 40522 cers for 1980-81. Fairce O.Woods moved, seconded Second class postage paid at Lexington, Kentucky. by Robie Harper, that Zeb Blankenship and J.D. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103. Act of October 3, 1917. authorized Minnehan be elected President and Vice-President May 3, 1926. Publication No 293080. respectively. The motion passed unanimously. Editor TOM MILLS Assistant Editor JEAN BATSEL Barney Thweatt thanked the Board members Assistant Editor BRIGID L. DeVRIES for their support during his tenure as President of Assistant Editor LOUIS STOUT the Board and then turned the meeting over to the BILLY V. WISE Assistant Editor newly elected President, Zeb Blankenship. Lexington, Kentucky Blankenship introduced the BOARD OF CONTROL President following new members of the Board of Control: Mr. President .. Zeb Blankenship (1977-1981) Nicholasville Vice-Pres J.D. Minnehan (1978-1982) LaGrange John Brock, Morehead; Mr. Whaylon Coleman, Directors .. Charles D. Black (1980-1984) Barbourville; Owensboro; Mr. Alvis Johnson, Harrodsburg. Mr. Brock (1980-1984) Morehead; Whaylon Coleman John Charles Black of Barbourville was not present. (1980-1984) Owensboro; Robie Harper. Jr. (1979-1983) Drakesboro: Alvis Johnson (1980-1984) Harrodsburg; President Zeb Blankenship asked the members Walter J. Pickett (1980-1982) Valley Station; Barney attended the Annual National Thweatt (1977-1981) Hopkinsville: Fairce O. Woods of the Board that (1979-1983) Flemingsburg: Conley Manning, State Dept. Federation Meeting in July to report on the of Education representative. meetings they attended. After comments by each Subscription Rate $2.00 per year member, they all agreed it was an excellent meeting and that each Board member should make special effort to attend the Annual National Federation Meeting. From the Commissioner's Office Commissioner Mills presented to the Board copies of the material completed for the auditor and copies of the 1980-81 budget report. He explained MINUTES OF THE the form the State Board asked the Association to BOARD MEETING use in reporting receipts and expenditures for the past year and the budget form for the upcoming school year. Following a discussion of the proposed budget, Walter Pickett moved, seconded by J.D. Minnehan, that the budget and audit report be The Board of Control of the Kentucky High approved. The motion carried unanimously. School Athletic Association nnet at Kenlake State Park, Aurora, Kentucky, on Friday morning, July 25, J.D. Minnehan presented the report of the 1980. The meeting was called to order by President Basketball Committee on the results of the recent Barney Thweatt, at 9:00 a.m. Present were Board balloting on classification. He reported that 144 members Zeb Blankenship, Robie Harper, Joseph Board appointed representatives voted in favor of McPherson, J.D. Minnehan, Norman Passmore, classification in basketball while 149 opposed. Walter Pickett, Fairce O. Woods, Commissioner Following a lengthy discussion of the report, J.D. Tom Mills, Assistant Commissioners Brigid Minnehan moved, seconded by Barney Thweatt, DeVries, Louis Stout and Billy V. Wise. Conley that since a majority of those Board appointed Manning was present representing the State representatives voting opposed classification, the Department of Education. The invocation was given present playoff system in basketball be continued. by Norman Passmore. The motion passed with 8 voting in favor of the Robie Harper moved, seconded by Zeb motion and one abstention. Blankenship, that the minutes of the April meeting President Blankenship appointed the following be accepted. The motion passed unanimously. committees: President Thweatt presented plaques to Basketball Committee — Chairman J.D. outgoing Board members Joseph McPherson and Minnehan, Vice Chairman Robie Harper, Fairce O. Norman Passmore and thanked them for their Woods, Charles D. Black, Barney Thweatt service and contribution to the Association as Football Committee — Chairman Fairce O. THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 Page Three

Woods, Vice Chairman Whaylon Coleman, Alvis changing certain sports seasons from the spring to Johnson, John Brock, Walter Pickett the fall. He also presented a letter requesting that Minor Sports Committee — Chairman Barney the member schools be surveyed to determine their Thweatt, Vice Chairman Walter Pickett, Alvis interest in sponsoring softball as an inter-scholastic Johnson, Whaylon Coleman, Robie Harper sport. President Blankenship referred these two Trophy Committee — Chairman Zeb items to the Minor Sports Committee for further Blankenship, Vice Chairman Alvis Johnson, Brigid study. DeVries, Billy Wise Staff Committee — Chairman J.D. Minnehan, Mr. Mills presented a letter from Mr. Louis Vice Chairman Zeb Blankenship, John Brock, Robie Schneider, a representative of the Victory Athletic Harper, Charles Black Club in Louisville, requesting that the Joe Binks Retirement Committee — Chairman Zeb Cross Country Runs be sanctioned by the Board. Blankenship, Vice Chairman Barney Thv\/eatt, Following a discussion of By-Law 20, which Walter Pickett, Whaylon Coleman, Fairce O. Woods stipulates that no meet, tournament, post-season East Eligibility Committee — Chairman Zeb game, or all-star contest will be sanctioned by the Blankenship, Vice Chairman Fairce O. Woods, Board of Control unless it is sponsored by a Charles D. Black, John Brock, Alvis Johnson member school, conference, group of schools, or West Eligibility Committee — Chairman Barney coaches association, which shall havefull control of Thweatt, Vice Chairman J.D. Minnehan, Whaylon planning, supervision, anddisposition of finances, it Coleman, Robie Harper, Walter Pickett was agreed that the event could not be sanctioned by the Board under the present arrangement.

Commissioner Mills asked that the Board not Mr. Mills presented correspondence received act on agenda item 8, setting the site for the 1981 from Attorney John Bankemper, appealing the Girls' State Basketball Tournament, until the next ruling of the commission on the eligibility status of meeting of the Board of Control. J.D. Minnehan student is ineligible moved, seconded by Fairce O. Woods, that item 8 on Matthew Robert Kinsella, a who Highlands High School in the agenda be tabled. The motion passed to represent Fort Thomas unanimously. athletics under the provisions of By-Law 6, Section 1, Transfer Rule. Following a discussion of the contents of the correspondence, Barney Thweatt Mr. Mills called attention to some of the major moved, seconded by J.D. Minnehan that By-Law 6, this changes in the 1980-81 Constitution and By-Laws. Section 1 , Transfer Rule, not be waived in case.

Article III, Membership, will now read as follows: The motion passed with a vote of 8-0 with one "This association shall be composed of public abstention. secondary schools which are accredited by the Kentucky State Board of Education, and non-public Following a discussion of the fact that the secondary schools which voluntarily comply with University of Kentucky has scheduled a basketball accrediting standards of the Kentucky Department game with a team from Russia on November 14, of Education or comply with 704 Kentucky 1980, and after noting that this date conflicts with Administrative Regulation 6:010 (Non Public high school regional football playoffs in Kentucky, Schools). Member schools are required to comply the Commissioner was instructed to contact the with the provisions of the K.H.S.A.A. Constitution athletic officials at the University of Kentucky, and By-Laws. No school shall become a member or requesting that the basketball game be scheduled continue to be a member whose detailed financial on another date thereby eliminating the conflict and (athletic, or otherwise), scholastic and attendance possible financial loss to member schools should records are not mattersof public property of record. the game be played as scheduled. Junior high schools shall not be eligible for membership." The next meeting of the Board of Control was scheduled for October 18, at the K.H.S.A.A. Building, Lexington, at 9:00 a.m. Mr. M ills also explained the addition to Article X directing the principals of each school to require all Minnehan moved, seconded by Walter participants of interscholastic athletics and their J.D. oftheAssociationforthe period parents or guardians to acknowledge receipt of the Pickett, that all bills April 1, 1980, and ending June 30, 1980, eligibility rules as promulgated by the Association beginning unanimously. and State Board regulations. be allowed. The motion passed

Fairce O. Woods moved, seconded by Robie Mr. Mills presented a request from several Harper, that the meeting be adjourned. The motion schools in Jefferson County that the Board consider carried unanimously. .

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KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSN. 1, 1979 — 1980 JULY JUNE 30, FIXED CHARGES Contributions STATEMENT OF Social Security 15.694.32 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Teachers' Retirement System 19.088.76 (These figures have been certified and we have Athletic Directors Association 300,00 Kentucky Unemployment Insurance Fund , . , 660.97 file in our office.) a report on Kentucky Sales Tax 2,53673 Other 30,426 63 RECEIPTS: INSURANCE PREMIUMS Balance on h-and beginning of year $53,034.63 Employees Insurance 8,31921 Revenue from Membersfijp Fees Catastrophic Insurance 17,000.00 rvlember Scfiools 945.00 Liability Insurance - Board of Control & Staff 11,978.00 Officials 26,168-45 Liability - Registered Officials 6.51693 Sale of Publications Other 1,10000 Rule books. Directory, Magazine 2,153 27 CONTINGENCIES Boys State Basl^etball Tournament Program 5.000,00 Contingencies 550.106,00 Girls State Basketball Tournament Program 740,00 Advertising Fees Total for Fixed Charges

Directory 1 ,000.00 Ivlagazine 2,100.00 Total Current Expenses $988,309.21 Otiier 38150 Grants $1 ,022,793.09 Kentucky Coacfies Association 1 ,000.00 Total Receipts

Interest Total Disbursements , .. $988,309.21 Earn, from Invest Sav Accts & Cert of Dep ... 18,630.11 Cash Balance $34,483.88 State Tournaments Boys State Basketball Tournamenl 246,838 31 Girls State Basketball Tournament 31,721.36 Baseball 1J36 00 Cross Country 1 ,640 50 Football 42,773.40 BANK RECONCILEMENT Gymnastics 323.50 Balance per bank statement June 30, 1980 Swimming 95100 Less Outstanding Checks Track 4,088 00 Wrestling 6,415 00 Other Tournament Receipts 6,323 00 No 1064 10 00 O'fier 568.830 06 No. 1814 52 00 No. 1873 103.25 Total 969,755 46 No. 1756 15.00 No. 1097 101,59 $1,022,793.09 No. 1104 212.75 No 1141 1000 DISBURSEMENTS: No 1194 66 40 Salaries No 1206 34.00 $20 718 27 No 1207 34,00

Assistant Commissioners . 41 791 63 No. 1226 65,40 Clerks & Stenographers 23 109 26 No. 1227 16.80 5,155,75 No. 1232 114 80 Board of Control Per Diem 17 094 67 No. 1242 53.40 Contractual Services No. 1249 49 20

Audit ... 1 200 00 No. 1251 15.20 405,76 No. 1255 34,00

Other Contractual Services for Administration 1 50 00 No. 1261 34.00 Other Expenses No, 1274 32,40 Clinics for Registered Officials 6 355 08 No. 1275 194 60 8.905 67 No. 1284 25.20 Postage 9 149 00 No 1285 48.60 24,714.48 No 1288 113 40 Purchase of Publications 12 402 18 No 1290 81 00 No 1302 National Federation Dues . 286 33 162.00 Office Supplies 5 206 82 No 1303 48,60 1304 Expenses for Conducting State Playoffs No 32.40 6.950.17 No 1305 48 60 No. 1308 Basketball (Boys) 1 037 44 64,80 1311 Basketball (Girls) 26 00 No. 113.40 Crosscountry 9 347 08 No. 1311 32.40 115 75 No 1329 81.00 Football 26 727 43 No 1330 48-60 Golf 8 135 02 No 1332 32.40 2,592 86 No. 1334 64.80 No. 1335 32.40 Rifle Marksmanship ...... , 705 99 4.685 12 No 1336 32.40 Swimming 7 413 97 No 1338 32 40 Tennis .... 9 015 37 No 1339 32.40 Track 32 457 02 No. 1347 46.20 Volleyball 4 769 24 No 1353 32.40 Wrestling 8 301 98 No 1354 64.80 No. 1361 93.00 Total for Administration 298.925.34 No. 1367 153.00 No. 1370 43 60 OPERATION OF PLANT No. 1372 88.00 Salaries No. 1377 224.00 Custodial 2,770.58 No. 1388 85.00 Utilities & Supplies No 1389 30.40 Utilities 7,251.78 No. 1392 32.40 Telephone & Telegraph 6.902,64 No 1395 95.28 Custodial Supplies 513,76 No 1406 93.00 Other 319,60 No. 1411 88.00 Maintenance of Plant - Contractual Services No, 1417 196.00 Building and Grounds 839,58 No, 1419 142.00 Equipment 1,454,00 No, 1421 51.00 Other 2,330,99 No. 1423 28.00 Replacement of Equipment No. 1424 15.20 Equipment 3,273.09 No. 1425 17.00 No. 1428 32,40 Total for Operation of Plant 25,656,02 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 Page Five

No, 1435 214.20 1980 GIRLS' STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT No 1454 48.60 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS No 1459 51.00 No 1466 14.00 RECEIPTS: 1472 34.00 No. Balance in checking account July 1, 1979 $150,00 No, 1476 64.80 Ticket Sales 77,032.00 No 1477 64.80 Postage 33.75 No. 1479 24.00 Transferred/Boys' Basketball Account 6,000 00 No 1496 564.00 Program Profit 740 00 No 1503 32.64 Radio Fees 790 00 84.595,75 No, 1506 35.00 No 1548 140.00 No. 1558 100.00 Total Receipts $84,745 75 No. 1559 75.00 No. 1560 300.00 DISBURSEMENTS: No 1562 123.55 Printing $1,327.37 1563 No 75.00 Trophies and Awards 1 ,344.30 No, 1564 300.00 Postage 83,52 No, 1566 100.80 Incidental expenses - (16 Teams) 8.000 00 No, 1568 21.60 Transportation 2.035 80 No 1570 74.88 Lodging 10,092 77 No 1573 100.00 Meals 14,217 45 No 1574 480.55 Coliseum rental and additional fees 3,208,91 No 1575 185.40 Officials Fees and Expenses 2,606,50 No 1576 403.99 Scorers and Timers 497,42 Ticket Sellers. Takers and Guards 4,157,75 P A Announcers 310 50 Telephones 16 68 Films 514 00

Towel Service 1 34,90 True Bank Balance. June 30, 19 $34,483 88 Honorarium & Expenses - Ass't Tour, Mgrs 1,588,51 Soloist, etc 60,00 S^'«T^>' __^^^_^_52^3^

Transfer of Funds • Amount Transferred to

K H S A A as Tournament Profit $32,461 ,36 1980 BOYS' STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Balance • checking account, June 30, 1980 $150,00 RECEIPTS:

Balance/checking account July 1. 1979 $150 00 Ticket Sales 343.445 00 Postage 678 00 Radio Fees 8,58000 Program Profit 5,000,00 Redeposits 222.00 Refund 400,00 358.325,00

Total Receipts $358,475 00 1979-80 K.H.S.A.A. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND DISBURSEMENTS: Printing $3,452.33

Trophies and Awards 1 ,344 30 Postage 88 80 Incidental Expenses (16 Teams) 8.000 00 RECEIPTS: Transportation 2,348,98 Balance in checking account July 1, 1979 2.781 77 Transfer/Girls' Account 6.000,00 Interest/Savings Certificates 11.566 86 Lodging 11,959,27 Meals 16,995,52 Coliseum Rental and additional fees 18,511,60 Total Receipts $14,348.63 Officials tees and expense 3,270 03 Scorers and Timers 1,002 00 DISBURSEMENTS: Shot Chart Keepers and Statisticians 1,067 00 Retirement Payments 4.680 24 Ushers 7,335 39 Ticket Sellers, Takers and Guards 10,130,34 P A Announcers 162 00 Cash Balance $9,668,39 Telephone 21 5,23 Films 535.00 K.H.S.A.A. ASSETS: Towel Service 280 00 Cash Balance - 1st Security Nat'l Bank & Trust Co $34,483,88 Supplies 64.39 Certificate of Deposit - 1st Security Bank 250,000,00 Miscellaneous expense - Tournament Manager 35 00 Honorarium & expenses - Ass't, Tour, Mgrs 4.558 69 Bad Checks 222 00 Total Funds on Hand. June 30. 1980 $284,483.88 Sales Tax 8.758 82 106,436 69 Estimated Value of K H S A A Building and Equip 454.388 86

Transfer of Funds - amount transferred to K HSAA as Tournament Profit $251,838 31 Total K,H S A A Assets $738,872,74

BANK RECONCILEMENT K.H.S.A.A. RETIREMENT TRUST FUND ASSETS: Balance per bank statement. June 30. 1980 450.00 Cash Balance - 1st Security Bank & Trust Co 9,668 39

Less Outstanding Check No 64 150.00 Savings Certificates - 1 st Secunty Bank 75,000 00

True Bank Balance - June 30, 1980 $300.00 Total Retirement Fund Assets $84,668 39 Page Six THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 FORT CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL — CLASS A GIRLS Kentucky High School Track Meet Lexington, Kentucky — May 24, 1980

(Left to Right) Front Row: Kitty Davidson, Julie Lee, Barbara Cochran, Angle Tomiinson, Amy KInzer, Donna Young, Maggie Marin, Charlotte Butler, Teresa Donaldson, Laurie Fruzei(as, Susie Miller, Charmaine Vassar. Second Row: Cassandra Bright, Liz White, Jenene Smith, Lisa Turecek, Denise Donald, Patty Marin, Kisa Crysel, Paula Eaves, Roberta Bercerra, Caria Dunn, Rosalind Norvell, Sarah Bailey. Third Row: Eddis Hawkins, Towana Nevells, Angle Mutton, Patty McGuinness, Paige Green, Kim Slayden, Debbie Roberts, Debra McLemore, Pam Groves, Lori Walker, Teresa Russell, Jackie Neely, Coach Ken Killebrew. 300 Meter Low Hurdles 440 Yard Relay High Jump

1 Wlllett, Rose. Walton Verona Madison — 59 7 1. Norman. Sigrid; Olmstead 2. Fisher, Bambi: Raceland Norma Martin. Tracy Sweat, 2. Warren. Cheryl; Lex. Catholic 3. Slander, Peggy; Ludlow Ronetta Farris, Verna Ballew 3. Wissman, Gina; St. Henry 4 Looney, Kamle; Jenkins 2. Todd County 4. Mason, Lillie; Olmstead 5- Benton, Cynthia; Russellville 3. Russellville 5. Weatherford, Susan; Berea Time — 46.2 4. Lexington Catholic Distance — 5'4" — 1.62 m 100 Meter Hurdles 5. Bishop Brossart Low Time — 59.7 Long Jump 1. Wlllett, Rose; Walton Verona 1. Henderson, Vickie; Henry Co. 2. Fisher, Bambi; Raceland 880 Yard Relay 2. Mason, Lilie; Olmstead 3. Williams, Clarnita; Nicholas Co. 1. Fort Campbell — Rosland Norvel, 3. Rust. Cindy; Bishop Brossart 4. Pharr. Stephanie., Bellevue Charmaine Vassar, Paige Green, 4. Smith, Jeahette; Todd Co. 5. Taylor. Darlene, Fulton City Debra McLemore 5. Battle, Olivia; Ft. Knox Time — 15.4 2. Trigg County Distance — 17'5%" — 5.33 m 100 Meter Dash 3. Harlan 4- Frankfort 1 Payne, Angela, Todd Co Central TOTAL POINTS 5. St. Henry 2. Winston, Phyllis; Ft Knox "A" Girls Time — 1:48.8 3. Harris. Amy. Walton Verona Fort Campbell 35% 4. Martin, Norman, Madison 880 Yard Medley Relay Walton Verona 29 5. Hendnx. Romalisa. Trigg Co. 1. Fort Campbell — Rosaland Norvell, Todd Central 24 Time — 12.2 Angle Hutton, Paige Green, Providence 13 200 Meter Dash Charmaine Vassar Berea 11 2. Ludlow Ludlow 11 1. Payne. Angela; Todd Co. 3. Anderson Co. Madison 10 2 Harris. Amy; Walton Verona 4. Madison Trigg County 9 3. McLemore. Debra; Ft, Campbell 5. Fort Knox Henry County 8 4 Henderson, Vickie, Henry Co. Time — 1:55.2 Raceland 8 5. Calhoun, Terry; Green Co. Bath County 7 Time — 25 9 Mile Relay Fort Knox 6 Fort Campbell — Catt.y Hogan, 400 Meter Dash Lexington Catholic 6 Carolyn Bagby, Debra McLemore, 1 Payne. Angela; Todd Co. Olmstead 6 Charmaine Vassar 2 Harris, Amy; Walton Verona Anderson County 5 2. Trigg County 3 McLemore, Deborah, Ft. Campbell Bishop Brossart 4 3. Ludlow 4. Walker. Andrea; Ky Country Day Fulton City 4 4. Anderson County 5. Stander, Jane. Ludlow Harrodsburg 4 5. Green County Time — 58.3 Russellville 4 Time — 4.08.8 800 Meter Run St. Henry 4 Shot Put Mercer County S'/a 1. Hogan. Cathy; Fort Campbell 1. Crook; Provic'ence Caverna 3 2 Shuber. Mary; Berea 2. Bottoms; Harrodsburg Clark County 3 3. Payne, Movita; Fulton City 3. Wood; Clark Co. Harlan 3 4. Morrison, Lydia, Menifee Co. 4. Bailey; Bath Co. Nicholas County 3 5. Grubb, Phylis; Corbin 5. Woodyard; Grant Co. Bardstown 2 Time — 2:22.1 Distance — 37'3" 11.35 m Bellevue 2 1600 Meter Run Discus Frankfort 2 1 Shuber, Mary; Berea Green County 2 1. Barker, Cindy; Walton-Verona 2. Hogan, Cathy, Ft. Campbell Jenkins : 2 2. Bailey, Stephanie; Bath Co. 3. Ridgeway, Debbie: Mercer Co. Kentucky Country Day 2 3. Cooper. Shannon; Caverna 4- Davidson. Kitty; Ft. Campbell Menifee County 2 4. Conner, Joyce; Bardstown

5. Hawkins, Kim; Bath Co. Corbin i 1 5. Crook. Vanessa; Providence Time — 5:15.9 Grant County 1 Distance — lOO'Q" — 30.70 m 1

THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 Page Seven HARRODSBURG HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPION — CLASS A BOYS Kentucky High School Track Meet Lexington, Kentucky — May 24, 1980

(Lett to Right) Front Row: Steve Spahn, David Smith, James Jones, Murty Paries, Craig Sepko. Second Row: Ronnie Henderson, Quintin Owen, Thomas Jones, Kenton Bottoms, Everett Gubb, Brent Mosiey, Coach Aivis Johnson. Third Row: James Linton, Jim Smith, Tiiton Brawshaw, Richard hHendren, William Fields, Mike Hanis.

100 Meter Dash 2 Blackwell, Lindrell, Pans Triple Jump

1 Jones, James; Harrodsburg 3. Brock, Eli: Berea 1. Hickman, Glenn; Bardstown 2 Gorham. Jim; Lexington Catholic 4. Smith, David, Harrodsburg 2- Cambron, Paul; Bardstown 3 Stafford, Anthony: South Hopkins 5 Sowell, Mike, Nicholas County 3 Stamper. Jim; Butler Co. 4 Davis, Jeff: Providence Time - 38 6 4. Crumble. Tim; Paris 5 Maynard, Larry: Paintsville 880 Yard Relay 5 Blair, Joe, Fairview Time — 10.9 Distance — 44'8" — 13.60 m 1. Todd County — Floyd Coleman, 200 Meter Dash Gene Johnson, James Snardon, Discus

1 Jones, James: Harrodsburg George Lucas 1. Woodward, Ed; Caverna 2 Bailey, Jerry: Ft. Campbell 2 Trigg County 2. Anderson, Todd. Mercer Co. 3 Sprague, Jeff: Bellevue 3. Hazard 3. Tisdal. Stewart; Heath 4, fj/lattingly, Curtis, Bardstow^n 4. Frankfort 4. Shurtleff. Bob, Ptkevrlle 5, Scott, Brent: Paintsville 5 Raceland 5. Younts, Rick. Jenkins Time — 22.6 Time -- 1:32.6 Distance — 145'9" — 44.43 m 400 Meter D«:sh Mile Relay 1. Jones, James: Harrodsburg 1 Harrodsburg — Jim Smith David 2. Bailey, Jerry: Ft. Campbell Smith, Kenton Bottoms, James 3. Sprague, Jeff: Bellevue Jones 4. Davis, Jeff: Providence 2. Lexington Catholic 5. Collings, Adam: Green 3, Trigg County Co. TOTAL POINTS — 4. Bardstown Time 48.4 "A" Boys 800 Meter Run 5 Nicholas County Harrodsburg 29 Time -- 3; 26 2 Bardstown 24 1. Love, Sam, Trigg Co. Trigg County 22 2. Jolly, John: Fulton City Shot Put Ft Campbell 19 3. Bottoms, Kenny: Harrodsburg 1 Woodard, Ed: Caverna Butler County 18'/; 4. Edwards, Jerry: Nicholas Co. 2 Salle, Robert: Mercer Co. Caverna 12 5. Lennon, David: Williamsburg 3. Bosley, Keith, Madison Bellevue 1 10 Time — 1 56.7 4. Rogers, Clifton: Bath Co Corbm 10 5 Flener, Boyce: Butler Co. Fulton City 1600 Meter Run Mercer County 9'-^ Distance — 51 '6" — 5.70 m 1. Love, Sam, Trigg Co. Berea 8 2. Briscoe, Greg: Corbm High Jump Lexington Catholic 8 Providence 7 3. Jolly, John: Fulton City 1. Bailey, Jerry: Fort Campbel Morgan County 6 4. Darland, Lance, Mercer Co. 2. Mattingly, Curtis, Bardstow T Pans 6 5. Barr, John, Ivlodel 3. Brashear, Harold, Providence Todd County 6 Time — 4:21.8 4. McCallum, Steve: Berea Model 5 3200 Meter Run 5. Wilkerson, Darrell: Gallatin Co. Ludlow 4 Distance — 6'8" — 2.03 m Nicholas County 4 1. Briscoe. Greg: Corbm Madison 9''^ 2. Barr, John: Model Pole Vault FaJrview 3 3. Jolley, John: Fulton City 1. Keller, Steve: Morgan Co. Fort Knox 3 4. Love, Sam: Trigg Co. 2, Harper, Mike: Bellevue Hazard 3 5. Manning, Bill: Bellevue 3. Baur, Scott: Butler Co Heath 3 Time — 9:30.8 4. Forte, Mike: Dayton Paintsville 3 South Hopkins 3 5. Goggins, Bill: Paintsville 110 Meter High Hurdles Dayton 2'/^ Distance — 11 '6" — 3.50 m 1. stamper, Jim: Butler Co. Bath County 2 2. Huff, Mike: Ludlov* Long Jump Frankfort 2 Ky School f/t Deaf 2 3. Brock, Eli: Berea 1. Mattingly, Curtis; Bardstow 1 Pikeville 2 4. Hamilton, David: Ky. School/Deaf 2. Bailey, Jerry: Ft. Campbell Gallatin County 5. McCall, Dan: Ft. Campbell 3. Albret, Nick, Ft. Knox Green County Time — 15.2 4. Blair, Joe; Fairview Jenkins 300 Meter Low Hurdles 5. Baker, Hoeston; Trigg Co. Raceland Distance — 22'2'/2" — 6.77 m Williamsburg 1. stamper, Jim; Butler County Page Eight THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 PADUCAH TJLGHMAN HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPION — CLASS AA GIRLS Kentucky High School Track Meet Lexington, Kentucky — May 24, 1980

(Left to Right) Front Row: Coach Joan Roof, Berneice Holland, Maria Buchanan, Earlie Young, Kathleen Hardy, Mgr., Stephanie Blair. Second Row: Jennifer Johnson, Mattie Morris, Twanda Maxwell, Staria McCauley. Third Row: Cassandra Hill, Latonya Jones, Emily Willis, Naomi Bolen.

300 Meter Low Hurdles 440 Yard Relay High Jump 1- Molden, Jill: Somerset Woodford County — Kim Mundy, 1. Ottens, Sharon; Webster Co, 2. Marshall, Carrie; Dixie Heights Sherry Brown, Susan Gormby 2. Smith, Melissa; Franklin-Simpson 3. Miller, Melissa; Union Co, Eddy Anthony 3. Baber, LaWana; Newport 4. Brown, Georgette; Newport Harrison County 4. Smith, Karen; Clay Co. 5. Lamer, Angela; Union Co. Paducah Tilghman 5. Smith, Trish; Clay Co. Time — 46.8 Franklin Simpson Distance — 5'6" — 1.68 m Lawrence County 100 Meter Low Hurdles Time - 50 8 Long JUITip 1. Durbin. Dawne; Elizabethtown 1. Molden, Jill; Somerset 2. Molden, Jill; Somerset 880 Yard Relay 2. Freking, Charmaine; Conner 3. Shumate, Vickie; Simon Kenton 1. Harrison County — Patricia 3. Ottens, Sharon; Webster Co. 4. Willis, Emily; Pad. Tilghman McCauley, Vicky Giles, Kara Brown, 4. Gilbert, Margaret; Clay Co. 5. Shirley, Leslie; Adair Co. Donna Isaac 5. Botts, Jackie; Lloyd Memorial Time — 15.2 2. Newport Distance — 16'9" — 5.11 m 100 Meter Dash 3. Paducah Tilghman 4. Elizabethtown 1. Shirley, Lisa, Barren Co. 5. Glasgow 2. Durbin, Dawne, Elizabethtown Time— 1;47.2 3. Coulter, Danita; Danville TOTAL POINTS "AA" Girls 4. Kemp, Enid; Newport 880 Yard Medley Relay Paducah Tilghman 31 5- Beasley, Heide; Bourbon Co. 1. Woodford County — Sherry Brown, 22 Time — 12.8 Susan Gormley, Kim Mundy, Eddy Harrison County Anthony Newport 17 200 Meter Dash 17 2. Harrison County Somerset 1. Kemp, Enid; Newport 16 3. Paducah Tilghman Elizabethtown 2. Durbin, Dawne; Elizabethtown 15 4. Danville Danville 3. Coulter, Dania; Danville 12 5. Barren County Clay County 4. Jones, Latonya; Pad. Tilghman Time — 1:51.2 Woodford County 12 5. Beasley, Heidi; Bourbon Co. Barren County 11 Time — 25.8 Mile Relay Bourbon County 10 — Jennifer 400 Meter Dash 1. Paducah Tilghman Webster County 9 Johnson, Naomi Bolen, Mattie 7 1. Jones, Latonya; Pad. Tilghman Glasgow Morris, Latonya Jones 7 2. Shirley, Lisa; Barren Co. Lawrence County 2. Danville Dixie 6 3. Stallworth, Lufondal; Danville Heights 3. Harrison County 6 4. Raglin, Pam; Bourbon Co. Franklin-Simpson 4. Dixie Heights 6 5. Grannis, LouAnn; Harrison Co. Ohio County 5. Somerset Time — Union County 6 59.1 — 4:10.8 Time Warren East 6 800 Meter Run Shot Put Erianger Lloyd 5 1. Higdon, Christy; Ohio Co. 4 1. Wright, G., Lawrence Co. Conner 2. Raglin, Pam; Bourbon Co. 2. Cornett, Billie; Clay Co. Pulaski County 4 3. Oliver, Vickie; Lincoln Co. 3. Douglas, Kenea; Pulaski Co. Lincoln County 3 4. Myers, Shellie; Warren East : 4. Everhart, Paula; Union Co. Simon Kenton 3 5. Farmer, Pam; Knox Central 5. Murray, Annette; Meade Co. Taylor County 2 Time — 2:22.3 Distance — 39'2" — 11.94 m Adair County 1 1600 Meter Run Knox Central 1 Discus 1. Witty, Lisa; Glasgow Meade County 1 1. Willis, Emily: Pad. Tilghman 2. Myers, Shellie; Barren Co. 2. Messmer, Laurabeth; Lloyd 3. Russell, Lynn: Harrison Co. 3. Cornett, Billie; Clay Co. 4. Raglin, Pam; Bourbon Co. 4. Wise, Dawn; Taylor Co. 5. Meece, Debbie; Pulaski 5. Fryman, Angle; Harrison Co. Time — 5:10.2 Distance — 107'2" — 32.68 m THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 Page Nine PADUCAH TILGHMAN HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPION — CLASS AA BOYS Kentucky High School Track Meet Lexington, Kentucky — May 24, 1980

(Lett to Right) Front Row: Geoff Pope, Choo Cfioo Lee, Clay Parker, Kelley Rustling, Chuck McNichols, Gary Rushing, Cari Sains, Charies Wiliiams, Tim Simmons, Jason Tyler. Second Row: Coach Lyman Brown, Scott Young, Xavier Spears, Tim Barnett, James Topp, Randy Marshall, Coach Augie Schiller.

100 Meter Dash 300 Meter Low Hurdles Long Jump Frazier, Jerry; Union Co. 1 Lee, Choo Choo. Pad. Tilghman 1 Spaulding, Union County Rolando, Woodford Co. 2 Parker, Clay; Pad Tilghman 2. Baird, Franklin-Simpson Birch, Ricky; Washington 3. Hines. Jeff; Somerset 3. Shannon, Danville Gerton, Perry, Bell Co. 4. Woodley, Jimmie, Woodford Co 4. Johnson, Taylor Co. Mason, Ken; Webster Co. 5. Koster, Larry; Russell 5. Johnson, Woodford County Chandler, — 22'11'/j" — Time — 10.9 Time 37.1 Distance 7m 200 Meter Dash 880 Yard Relay Triple Jump Topp, James; Pad Tilghman 1. Lee, Choo Choo; Pad. Tilghman 1 Union County — Lemmie Brovi/n, Tilghman 2. Parker, Clay; Pad- Tilghman Jerry Fraxier, Tim Joiner, Bruce Williams, Pettie, Pad. 3- Woodley, JImmie, Woodford Co Spaulding Birch, Rolando, Woodford Co. 4. HInes, Jeff; Somerset White, Oliver; Knox Central Paducah Tilghman 5 Johnson, Victor; Taylor Co. Morgan, Robbie; Harrison Co. Danville Time — 22.0 Distance — 46'5" — 14.13 m Erianger Lloyd 400 Meter Dash ElizabethtovKn Discus 1. Lee, Choo Choo; Pad. Tilghman Time — 1:30.4 1 Martin, John; Barren Co. filark; Lloyd 2. Childres, Ron; Calloway 2. Seyer, Mile Relay 3. Woodley, JImmIe; Woodford Co. 3- Ballard, Larry; Estill Co. Paducah Tilghman — Geoff Pope, 4. Greene, Gary; Lawrence Co. 4. Lucky, Tom; Bourbon Co. Tim Barnett. Scott Young. Choo 5. Alcorn, Marty, Danville 5. Neele, Tony, Meade Co. Time — 48.7 Choo Lee Distance — 155'11" — 47 50 m Union County 800 Meter Run Erianger Lloyd 1. Murphy, Doug, Pulaski Co. Lav^rence County 2. Seyer, Mark; Lloyd Pulaski County TOTAL POINTS 3. Fultz, Doug; Russell Time — 3:25.5 "AA" BOYS 4. Young, Anthony; Union Co. Shot Put 5. McCutchen, Keith; Franklin-SImp Paducah Tilghman 46 1 Botts, Mike; Lloyd Time — 1;56.3 Union County 38 2. Childres, Ron, Calloway Erianger Lloyd 26 1600 Meter Run 3. Neele, Tony; Meade Co. Woodford County 22 Fultz, Doug, Russell 4. Smith, Jeff, Washington Barren County 14 Young, Anthony; Union Co. 5. Bailey, Steve, Lloyd Danville 12 Jordan, William, Elizabethtown Distance — 40'11" — 15,21 m Rader, Curtis; Somerset Russell 12 Pierce, Dave; Simon Kenton High Jump Meade County 11 Time — 4:19.7 1 Wilson, Ken, Union Co. Pulaski County 10 2. Cunningham, Mark; Union Co. Franklin-Simpson 10 3200 Meter Run 3. Mason, Perry; Bell Co Calloway County 8 1. Pierce, Dave; Simon Kenton 4. White, David; Woodford Co. Simon Kenton 7 Mike; Co. 2. McMahon, Meade 5. Coffey, Scott, Clay Co. Somerset 7 3. Adkins, Ralph, Meade Co. 6'9%" Distance — — 2.03 m Bell County 5 4. Fultz, Doug; Russell Pole Vault Washington County 5 5. Smith, Terry, Woodford Co. Elizabethtown 4 - 1. Corbin, Ken; Barren Co. Time 9:42,4 Lawrence County 4 2. Adkisson, Wayne; Lloyd Estill County 3 110 Meter High Hurdles 3. Mucci, Lewis; Woodford Co. Knox Central 3 1. Shannon, Donnie, Danville 4. Poynter, Choppy; Barren Co. Taylor County 3 2. Baird, Kerry; Franklin-Simpson 5. Nolan, Joe; Clay Co. Bourbon County 2 3. Holt, Mike; Pulaski Co. Distance — 12'6" — 3.81 m 4. Uphus, Rick, Lloyd Clay County 2 5. White, Oliver; Knox Central Harrison County 1 Time — 14.4 Webster 1 Page Ten THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 BRYAN STATION HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPION — CLASS AAA BOYS Kentucky High School Track Meet Lexington, Kentucky — May 24, 1980

(Left to Right) Front Row: Derrick Morton, Eric Taylor, Anthony Jaclcson, Ronald Snow, Paul Douthitt. Second Row: Kermit Sylces, Kenneth Hughes, Leonard Maxberry, Arthur Lucas, Coach Paul Woodall.

100 Meter Dash 300 Meter Low Hurdles Triple Jump 1. Harrison, Jerome; Seneca 1. Johnson, Leslie; Hopkinsville 1. Jackson. Anthony; Bryan station 2. McFarland, James, Owensboro 2. Taylor, E. T.; Bryan Station 2. Hunter, Darrell; Owensboro 3. Murrah, Jeff; Male 3- Graves, Alan; St. Xavier 3. Goodwin. Jeff; Ballard 4 Snow, Ronald, Bryan Station 4. Way, Andy, Shelby County 4. Jackson. Lennie; Holmes 5, Major, Alvin, Ballard 5. Howard, Howard; Valley 5. Lowe, J. R.; Western Time — 10.7 Time — 39.7 Distance — 45'1 %" — 13.76 m 200 Meter Dash 880 Yard Relay Discus 1- Harrison, Jerome, Seneca 1. Bryan Station — Ronald Snow, 1. Bastian. Tyrone; Warren Central 2. Conley, Keitti; Henry Clay E. T. Taylor, John Lewis, Paul 2. Johnson, Vernon; Laurel Co. 3 Snow, Ronald; Bryan Station Doughitt 3. Painter. Jed; Campbell Co. 4 Booker. Don, Atfierton 2. Henderson County 4. Karnes, Steve; Stuart 5 Major, Alvin, Doss 3. Westport 5. Young, Antionia; Male Time — 21-9 4. Tales Creek Distance — 158'8" — 48.35 m 400 Meter Dash 5 Seneca Time — 1:29.6 1. Terry, Kim, Henderson Co. 2. Burse, William, Hopkinsville Mile Relay 3 Hill, Alan; Doss 1. Henderson County — Mark Veal. 4. Marsfiall, Jeff; Tales Creek Keylon Shorts, Richard Farley, Kim TOTAL POINTS 5 Gordon, Audley, Southern Terry AAA" BOYS Time — 49.7 2 Bryan Station 800 Meter Run 3. Christian County Bryan Station 41 4. St. Xavier St. Xavier 29 1 Jeter, James, Nortti Hardin 5. Henry Clay Henderson County 28 2 Quarles, Kerry; Christian Co Time — 3:22.8 Trinity 15 3 Elliott, Waddell; Stuart Seneca 13 4. Vogt, Mark; Trinity Shot Put Hopkinsville 12 5. Oberhavsen, Kenny; St. Xavier 1- Maxberry, Leonard; Bryan Station North Hardin 12 Time — 1:54.3 2. Donlon, John; Oldham Co. Valley 10 3. Damian. Burke; St. Xavier 1600 Meter Run Oldham County 9 4. Thornton, Greg; Butler 1. Jeter, James, North Hardin Owensboro 8 5. Johnson, Vernon; Laurel Co. 2. Buechler, Joe, St. Xavier Christian County 7 Distance — 58'6" — 17.84 m 3. Sapienza, Jim. Trinity Warren Central 7 4. Ritchardt. John, Oldham Co High Jump Lafayette 6 5. Hodge. Jay. Holmes 1. Wham, Steve; Henderson Co. Laurel County 5'/2 Time — 4:13.8 2. Budnik, Scott; St. Xavier Ballard 5 3200 Meter Run 3. Smiley. Mark; Madisonville Henry Clay 5 4. Speedy, Glenn; Fairdale Stuart 5 1. Buechler, Joe; St. Xavier Distance — 6'8" — 2.03 m Male 4 2 Sapienza. Jim, Trinity Tates Creek 4 3. McGehee, John; Henderson Co. Pole Vault Campbell County 3 4. Sims, Jerry; St. Xavier 1. Davis. Jeff; Trinity Covington Holmes 3 5. Hubbard, Cam; Clark Co. 2. Munich. Tom; St. Xavier Doss 3 Time — 9:22.3 3. Konsler. Jotin; Henderson Co. Madisonville 3 4. Sexton, Sammy; Western 110 Meter High Hurdles Shelby County 3 5. Hilderich, Tim; Bowling Green 1 Jackson. Anthony; Bryan station Western 3 Distance — 12'6" — 3.65 m 2. Howard, Howard; Valley Westport 3 3. Ewing, Bruce; Valley Long Jump Atherton 2 4. Johnson. Leslie; Hopkinsville 1. Wilson. Steward; Lafayette Fairdale 2 5. Way. Andy; Shelby Co. 2. Jackson, Anthony; Bryan Station Butler 1'/2

Time — 14.7 3. Allen, Bud; Oldham Co. Bowling Green 1 4. Brooks, Kevin; Valley Clark County 1 5. Bibb, Tim; Warren Central Moore 1 Distance — 22'%" — 6.73 m Southern 1 THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980 Page Eleven THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL RIFLE TEAM 1980 STATE CHAMPIONS 8^^.

(Left to Right) Charles Thompson, Chuck Fitch, Teresa Williams (individual champion), Jack McWilliams, Guy Bridwell

Thomas Jefferson High School's ROTC Rifle team recently won its seventh Kentucky High School Athletic Association State Championship. The team competed against 11 other teams. The Thomas Jefferson team scored 1,421 points out of a possible 1,500. Sophomore Teresa Williams vi^on the individual championship with a score of 291 out of a possible 300.

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK MEET — CLASS AAA GIRLS Lexington, Kentucky — May 24, 1980 Boyd County High School Track Team — K.H.S.A.A. Champion 300 Meter Low Hurdles 440 Yard Relay Long Jump 1. Bryant. Lois; Boyd Co- Henry Clay — Kym Hand. Natalie 1 Coffey, Valarie. Southern 2- Johnson. Esther. Butler Reed. Debbie Taylor. April Harris 2, Kelly, Lee, Paul Blazer 3. Martin, Marcia; Stuart 2 Thomas Jefferson 3. Holloway, CarIa, Henderson Co. 4. Wallen, Sunday; Thos. Jefferson 3- Henderson County 4 Hines. Kitty; Franklin Co. 5- Hemmer, Jeanne; Notre Dame 4. Lafayette 5. Wagemaker. Lori, Central Time - 46.2 5 Westport Distance — 17'4" — 5.29 m — 100 Meter Low Hurdles Time 50.2 Shot Put 1. Bryant, Lois; Boyd Co 880 Yard Relay Hampton, Kim. Iroquois 2. Hemmer. Jeanne. Notre Dame Westport — Boo Craighead. Ram Snell. Sharon; Bryan Station 3 Bass, Alicia; Fern Creek Leonard. Caria Sweat. Karin Corbin Thomas. Dana. Paul Blazer 4. Trowbridge. Anne; Central 2. Marion County Kopatz, Cheryl; Doss 5. Williams. Charlotte; Christian Co 3. Lafayette Schrecker, Angle, Daviess Co. Time — 15.2 4 Valley Distance — 46'4" — 14.13 m 1,600 Meter Run 5 Christian County TOTAL POINTS 1- Beumal, Kathleen, Apollo Time — 1 44 9 2 Forrester, Camille; Central •AAA" Girls Mile Relay 28 3. Evermann, Kelly. Franklin Co. Boyd County 1. Apollo — Rosanna Burnette , TerrI Louisville Central 18 4. Daniel, Karen; Owensboro Pounds, Kathleen Beumel, Julie 16 5 Garrett, Beverly, Mad. Central Apollo Maynard 15 Time — 5 12,0 Marshall County 2 Central Thomas Jefferson 13 100 Meter Dash 3. Notre Dame Westport 13 1 Piersall, DIna; Tales Creek 4. Boyd County Henderson County 10 2. Newcom. Candi. 5. Christian County Daviess Co. — Assumption 9 3. WIckley. Renee; Thos. Jefferson Time 4:003 North Hardin 9 4. Thweatt. Gretchen, Christian Co. 880 Yard Medley Relay Henry Clay 8 5. Harris, April; Henry Clay Iroquois 8 1 North Hardin- RosieKruger, Teresa Time -- 12 5 Notre Dame 8 Brandon, Mary Anderson, Joan Ashland Paul Blazer 7 200 Meter Dash Jackson Daviess County 7 1. Diamond, Andrlane, Marshall Co. 2. Boyd County Tates Creek 7 2. WIckley, Renee, Thos Jefferson 3. Westport Franklin 6 3. Corbin, Caren; Westport County 4. Central 6 4. Piersall, DIna; Tates Creek Southern 5. Daviess County Warren Central 6 5. Harris. April; Henry Clay Time — 1:51.2 Time — 25.5 Christian County 5 Discus Lafayette 5 400 Meter Dash Stuart 5 1 Sweeny. Gabrielle; Assumption 1. Diamond, Adriane, Marshall Co Bryan Station 4 2. House, Becky, Shelby Co 2. Boggs. Mindy, Boyd Co. Butler 4 3. Watkins, Secret; Marshall Co. 3. Jackson, Joan; North Hardin Marlon County 4 4. Hampton. Kym; Iroquois 4. Doblesz. Valerie. Central Shelby County 4 5. Dawson, Val, Jeffersontown 5. Osbourne. Marianne; Mercy Clark County 3 Distance — 101 'S" — 30 99 m Time — 56.2 Fern Creek 3 800 Meter Run High Jump Owensboro 2 Doss 2 1. Boggs. Mindy; Boyd Co. 1. Bolin, Tammy; Warren Central Valley 2 2. Beumal. Katfileen; Apollo 2. Baker, Lisa, Henderson Co. Christian County 1 3. Forrester. Camille; Central 3. Fritsch, Sandy; Clark Co, Jeffersontown 1 4. Schaefer. Sandy; Assumption 4. Grace, Karen; Stuart Madison Central 1 5. Everman, Kelley; Franklin Co. 5 Corbett, Amy; Assumption Mercy 1 Time — 2;16 6 Distance — 5'3" — 1.60 m Page Twelve THE KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR AUGUST, 1980

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