Coronado High School - Recuerdos Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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etters Work Un Pride Pride and enthusiasm were the key words for the 1977-78 tennis team. Although their record was 2-9-1 their pride was more important. The team gained this pride by the amount of work they put into their practices. Sophomore Bill Davis led the team with a 6-6 record. The team was relatively inexperienced with only five out of twelve players being seniors. The prospects of an improved season was because of the sophomores and juniors. Senior Tom Ramey was the team captain and he was voted most valuable player. Lance Stark carefully watches the ball. Mark Jones questions call of opponent TOP ROW: Tom Hyland, Hunter Mooneyham, Steve Witte, Tim Dagg, Kent Zimmerman Larry Ladouceur Joel Fisher Lance Stark Mark Jones, Coach Hollman, Mike Lavato, Bill Davis, Tom Ramey, Kathy Walker

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New Coach And Harriers Face Longer Distance Quality rather than quantity was the under- laying theme of this year's cross country team. Although small in numbers, the individual squad members were rewarded often with no- ticable improvement in times, from meet to meet. In his first year as CC coach, Mr. Gary Boles was gratified with the fact, It was very satisfying to see all members improving their times and ending the season with measurable improvement. For the first time the cross country course was increased in distance by one mile. Coach Boles commented, It was good because it set apart more clearly the distance runner from the sprint type runner, A first place in the St. Mary's Invitational and a third in the Colorado Invitational high- lighted the team,s progress this year. The best running time was turned in by Scott King with a 16.48 followed by David Martinez with a 17.16. Team captains were Kurt Gammill, and David Martinez. A-M 'ttt we ....,w... Coronado harriers pick up the pace. Jeff Baker 8L team members get ready for race