...relying on incomplete newspaper clippings here ...we still need help with 1975 results

Timing: not specified. (Probably unrounded hand times)

BOYS
Team Scores:
1. Reynolds 79
2. North Forsyth 72
3. East Forsyth 62.5
4. West Forsyth 37.5
5. Parkland 35

100 yard dash 1. Ron Langford, East Forsyth 9.7 (New Meet Record) 2.	220 yards 1. Mike Connelly, North Forsyth 22.1 (New Meet Record) 2. Ron Hollingsworth, East Forsyth 22.3 3. Mike Covington, North Forsyth 22.4 4. Curtis VanEaton, North Forsyth 22.6
440 yards	880 yards
One-Mile	Two-Mile 1. Kevin Fitzgerald, Reynolds 9:48.5 (New Meet Record) 2. Barry Ross, West Forsyth 9:50.6 3. Raleigh Wright, East Forsyth 9:50.7 The first 5 runners broke 10:00
120y High Hurdles	180y Low Hurdles
4x110y Relay 1. East Forsyth 43.9 (New Meet Record) 2. Parkland 44.0 3. North Forsyth 44.3	4x220y Relay
4x440y Relay 1. Reynolds 3:?? 2. North Forsyth	Sprint Medley Relay 1. North Forsyth 3:41.3 (New Meet Record) 2. West Forsyth 3:44.2
Long Jump 1.	Triple Jump 1. Jonathan Speas, North Forsyth 42-10.5 (New Meet Record) 2. Cedric Moser, East Forsyth 42-4 3. Reginald Little, Parkland 42-4
High Jump 1. Joel Cofer, Reynolds 6-6.25 (New Meet Record)	Pole Vault 1. David Mast, Reynolds 13-1 (New Meet Record)
Shot 1. Robert Bailey, West Forsyth 49-7 2.	Discus 1. 2.

GIRLS
Team Scores:

100 yards	220 yards
440 yards	880 yards
Mile	2-Mile
100y Hurdles	xx Hurdles
4x110y Relay	4x220y Relay
4x440y Relay	Long Jump
Triple Jump	High Jump
Shot	Discus

Reynolds, coached by Norman Trzaskoma edged North by 7 points to win the 1975 meet.

Eight meet records were broken, and four additional records were narrowly missed.

Reynolds' Joel Cofer destroyed the meet record in the high jump by over 4 inches, clearing 6-6.25.

East junior Ron Langford sped to a 9.7 in the 100-yard dash to break the record of 9.8 that had stood since 1969 (Stan Crews, Reynolds).

The top three in the 220-yard dash shattered the meet record. The previous record was 22.5 set by West's Buddy Bolick in 1969 and tied in 1972 by Parkland's Frank Draper. North's Mike Connelly (22.1), East's Ron Hollingsworth (22.3), and North's Mike Covington (22.4) all bettered the old record. David Mast (Reynolds) added an inch to the pole vault record he set the previous year in clearing 13-1.