Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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WITH SWEAT qualified on floor; Jo Oliver qualified on bars, and Dianne Todd qualified on beam. It was a trying but successful year for the gymnastics team. They have proved their ability and grace through practice and sweat. BELOW: Korrie Spear shows her Muff. T------------------------ Jenny Gleim performs beam at its beM. Shayla Meyer is calm, cool and collected. 163 FROM LEI-T TO RIGHT: J Oliver, J. Schillinger. K Spear. J. Gleim, S. Meyer, K. Mendoza. D. Todd.

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ABOVE: Kali Mendoza concentrates on perfection. RIGHT: Jo Oliver prepares for a floor routine. SUCCESS COMES Gymnastics is a sport in which practice is the base for a successful season. Making routines, memorizing routines, and doing them over and over and perfecting each one are requirements in achieving a good score. The gymnastics team went to districts and scored a 153.65. Four girls qualified to go to state: Shayla Meyer qualified on beam and vault; Jenny Gleim LEIT: Jenny Schilhnger stretches tall for a higher score. BELOW: Jon Sebastian makes sure gymnasts get their required help. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dianne Todd performs at high intensity.

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JUST ONE ABOVE: TOP ROW: J. Hatheway. B. Huerta. J. Hatheway. C. Huerta. H. Wells. C Broyles. BOTTOM ROW: E. Rouse. I). Bain. G. Griffith. M. Klevc. Cross Country is a lonely game of setting your own pace and running hard and long. Ron Schlarman finished 4th in District and made a good showing at State. In Cross Country a runner goes 5,000 meters ... in the country, up and over hills, and in rain, snow and sleet. Cross country is a very individual sport.