C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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Experience avs The l.V. Baseball team was one of the more experienced teams that Ellison has had. The team proved to be one of the more outstanding teams in the district. Under the leadership of Coach Bunkley Morris, the team's skills such as fieldin , batting, and running all improvedg a great deal. Another fac- tor that helped them with their play- ing was the amount of practice that they had. They practiced on Mon- day through Saturdays for about three hours. Most players felt that they would like to play baseball in college. Almost all the players had the skill and talent to do so. COACH CUNNINGHAM and Coach Mor- ris discuss the day's schedule. THE players practice their throwing. KEVIN PIASTA gets ready to catch a ball thrown by another player. DAVID OSBORNE takes a break from practice. 252 lV Baseball C py dLy tbyKyleSmith E 1 , l lil ,Q . l -l , , V V E. ees. ' A MEMBERS of the IV Baseball team are lfront rowl Sean Pruett, Scott Krzywonski, jason Sandobal, David Osborne, lohn Gilmore, Bryon Cole, Steve Miller, Shand Onthank, lohn Vick l2nd rowl Paul Hayward, Kevin Revis, john Buchhc Keith Kearney, Allan Weiss, limr Gooden, Rickie King, Kevin Piasta, Ricarl Landeros

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Lunchtime Gets ' l Physical Each day when lunch time came around, it was time for some students to work off the cake and cookies that they consumed at bake sales by participating in intramural sports. Flag football, basketball, volleyball and softball were the sports that were offered during fourth and fifth lunches. Many students found that intramurals were a way to occupy their free time during the lunch hour. Teams in each sport participated in a series of play-off games until the two teams with the best record ap- peared in the final championship game. These games gave students who ordinarily could not have played in a team sport the chance to experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Chumpol Mireles said, Rlntramurals en- courages you to become physically active as well as mentally. john Evans put it best when he said, Nl do it for the competition. MELRIN LEACH prepares to return the ball while Frank Thompson, Miguel Lopez and Edward Richardson look on. WATCHING is Robert Thomas while lames Taylor and Melrin Leach run to return the ball. ANTICIPATINC a return by their opponent are Robert Thomas, james Taylor and Melrin Leach while Lisa Stinson officiates at the net. 254 Intramurals y dL y tbyRandyR y ix 3 - L ll ...s is . .-., 4, M f L 5 . 5 ' , -. . M ' , v V 5 1 .V .,.W..,a lll. '17 ' ,U -163552 ' 1 .4 'if' gfyyf I - 1' ' .wir-fqwf! r f'51'T T3 .-142. ' H A Kr.' gr J , .. ' -we-f 0 J, A kk :Q N ge ,f.. pf . V .f 3 I ,, ..,,,,.,s...,,........., . fgsggg' g - K e,,+q . vw r 3. I V N. ,, sz. . , .. . .. , 1 . , I . f K M 1 j. ' K mv' 3 ef ,- gift ff - .. . - . J!! vii.