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'nfl A I, 'xii Bottom QI rj Roberta Blount Tracy Bohr Libby Meeden GI I3 Castillo Ire e Daniel Suzanne Hoppe. Kristina Daniel. Middle QI rj Robin Clatterbuck Roxanne Lakey Debbie McCormlc ennse Garcia sslca Lozano Lydia Castillo, Imelda Maya. Back QI rj Coach Powers Mundy Dunlap Kathy Garcia Cathy Wityk Kan Crawford Coach Dunlap. 51? Julie, Cathy. and Kari take time out for a picture before practice Mike Valdez shows how it's done. Rod Gilliam displays the correct form in throwing the discus. I 980 TRACKX37
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. f f '4 ,. ' ' 'UUGUQJ s i-Mask N J 1 Bottom fl-rj Jamie Robertson, Alfonso Lozano, Curtis Hightower, Steve Lockhart, Gary Sotelo. Jim Dunlap, Jesse Coffelt Middle fl-rj Chuck Browder. Jack Dickerson, Gardo Olea. Nelson Perry, Victor Luna, Kelly Mohoh. Ronald Baily, Kenny Davis Top fl-rj Bill Peckham. Mitch Ellis, Ray Manuel. Randy Shields, Sam Jones, David Rhoads, Frank Bustamante About the only togetherness on the track teams are the meetings before a meet and the sharing of victories after- wards. Beyond that track and field is an individual sport. The desire to win to improve, is a personal goal. The tech- niques taught and learned are only tools to be used to attain the victory. For only as one victory builds upon another does the team. as a whole. succeeds. And so it went with the I980 Boys and Girls Track Team. The Girls Track faired the more successful season. They 36! I 980 TRACK completed an undefeated dual-trangular meet season, cap- tured the Ajo Lion's Invitational championship, broke nine school records, and four team members had individual event times which were the best in the state. Coach Dunlap and Coach Powers will long remember the l980 season. The Boy's Track Team had a moderate season, but are looking towards the l98I season with great anticipation. The experiences of the l98O season will provide the fuel for the I98I season.
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it Thefseason begins like anyea other. Coach Farmer has beenirecollectingi the accom- plishments of last year's season, remember' ing about the other teamsgin. the league, making predictions based on his returning Iettermen and the upcoming hopefuls, and probably doing a lot of wishing. Like Track 8 Field, golf requires consisf tency and individual effort byeach member if the team is to succeed. And unlike Track S Field each member is paired with an op- posing team member. neither seeing fellow members until thermatch isoverg It canibe nerve wracking waiting as each player brings in his score and CoachiFarmer be- gins his season like any other. 38! l980 GOLF
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