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Rifle Team EXPOSE: That red light in back of Gill Gym is actually season with a tie for the school record of 290. Junior Andy over the door of the basement rifle range, in which unim- Harmantas shot his seasonal high of 286, despite a late pressive but comfortable environment the rifle team practices start due to injuries; this early loss was made up by the fine some six months of the year. sophomore shooter, Boh Creighton, this year's ROTC team Perhaps the most unpublicized sport in the athletic pro- captain. An outstanding brace of new shooters also lent gram, this varsity team has the distinction of carrying the depth to the team. largest number of events, the longest season, and the best Because of Sgt. Young's transfer to Germany, the Terror consistent record. But lack of recognition is compensated for riflemen were coached by Sgt. Wohl, aided by Sgt. Benko. by the sense of individual pride and achievement each These men proved the impetus and guidance necessary to member experiences after firing his string-not to mention keep schedules straight and shooting true for the season. the rewarding "food and fellowship" after every away match With only two shooters graduating, the rifle team should (next year the team plans to have these sessions after home continue its fine record and give the school another suc- matches, as well). cessful season next year. The rifle team is composed of a seemingly incompatible group of characters who in no way resemble the supposed stalwart, immoble, and morally straight individuals capable of attaining consistently high scores. This year's team cap- tain was Jerry Baroch, who had the honor of shooting his way into the top five of every match fired this year. Another star was senior veteran Matt Creamer, who shined this 80