Flowing Wells High School - We Rose Above Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Athletics Press for Achievement Se it’s grace and style in gymnas- tics or speed and form in tennis, the accent is on action. Whether it’s trying to perfect a handspring or a dependable serve, many hours of practice are essential. Both stress individual goals, practice and achievement, resulting in a personal success or defeat. Although they win or lose as a team, they perform as individuals. Above, Che 1968 Girls’ tennis team coached by Miss Louise Wolf consisted of K. Sullivan, V. Wood, M. Sullivan, B. Kilpatrick, M. Ginn, and alternates B. Warren and D. Peister. Right, Waiting and watching fo r the return of the ball that can win or lose a match,. is Karen Sullivan. 102

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Chris Stoltz, a sophomore, Left, was top man on the team. Getting in shape for cross country, Below, John Pedraza practices for the endurance run by fogging the track. Che cross country team, coached by Ed Nymeyer, Below left, és Jim Campbell, Rubin Betancourt, Larry Diffie, Don Legge, and Paul Petro. Runners Snatch Third in State Pith long strides and a quick pace the cross country team gained third place in the state single A class this year. The runners Paul Petro, Larry Diffie, Chris Stoltz, John Pedroza, Don Legge, Jim Campbell and Rubin Ben- tancount were coached by Mr. Ed Nymeyer. Best runner on the team was Chris Stoltz.

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Left, Headed for another exciting season Is the gymtuastics team composed of. Row One, A. Smith, P. Shannon, S. Patterson, WM. Bull: Row Two, J. Leffler, P. Hill, P. Hancock, M. Sears, XL. Sears, and M. Hitchcock. Below, Lyric Sears helps a younger team member perfect a trick. 103 Below, Senior gymnast Lyric Sears gives Pat Shannon, sophomore, help in dismounting from the balance beant.