Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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Feer do all the talking JV wins district title first time For the girls' varsity and junior varsity cross country teams, winning district was an expected and captured goal. Many improvements were made with the arrival of sophomores Brenda Silva and Melissa Boyett who were add- ed to the varsity team roster. Returning lettermen included Teresa Nabors, Debra Richardson, Darla Taylor, Joanne Richardson and Carla Taylor. After capturing the district championship, their new goal was to qualify for state. They continued regular workouts to keep in shape for regionals, then confidently traveled to Vandergriff Park for regionals and walked away with a se- cond place finish that assured their spot in the state meet. The team as a whole im- proved their times tremen- dously. They decreased their times from 30 seconds to over a minute in the two mile run. For the girls, winning area meets became a routine. The varsity won at South Oak Cliff, Country Day, Arlington, Spruce, St. Marks, Grapevine, and district. They received se- cond at Richardson, Lamar and regionals, with only Highland Park defeating them each time. At the state meet the girls finished twelfth for the second year in a row. All-district team for the var- sity included Teresa Nabors, first, Debra Richardson, third, Joanne Richardson, fourth, and Darla Taylor, fifth. In the junior varsity division, Daphne Shaner, placed first, Laura Glover, second, Becky Panto- ja, third. Both teams' workouts in- cluded two hours of running drills, two to seven mile runs, and repeating quarters. They lifted weights usually before running. All workouts were during sixth period and after school. Teresa Nabors was injured most of the year with a stress- ed fracture in her leg, but with a time of 12:11, she captured the two-mile course record. The team as a whole set two records which consisted of be- ing the first team to win district three years in a row and quali- fying and competing in the state meet two consecutive years. The junior varsity also set a record by being the first JV girls team from Haltom to win district. I love all of them and would be proud to call any one of them my daughter, added second year Coach Arthur Tribble. l iiiytfg . Top row: Sandra Bolinger, Laura Glover, Jeannie Webs, Becky Pantoja and Daphne Shaner. Bottom row: Joan Martensen and Christina Bolinger make up the junior varsity team that was the first to win district in any girls' sports. Debra Richardson, Darla Taylor, and Carla Taylor admire the medals they won at the regional meet. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY i 1, I - . V. rf .. 7 , N., my 1 f 4, if ,..' . ,ffwt 4 J. ff F 5 M ' If 2 as 2. Ha, ll it .e NN 'JP 'fn J .sf-'I Q , , is ' 1 ni 'urs-41-f i ' 1 V? yur. , i 1 - l!!'lln.. r . A sf rm Y -- 4'-ep. ff,- : 13 ,ijt-,,.,tf .,' n i f Q,-, QQ T it' E-..Q-r.-lf. . ' V, V :J- , ' fwfh P'Q,R:1 -1-K-..g ag..-,g ' ang 1 Q . J' F. -tf1,,-mr' I vt r . A. -8- ,lgfxf M -' g...f ii' Tip.. Q2-H , 1--r'.,'.?fff f-45 P . 'Z 1 - 13.-E,-'32 'y . .. i ,., 1 4, .v? .4 , s 1- A' wiki... a 5 , Arg' ' h e 1-. ,Lg -Q-fa X ,X--.r ,ga ,: 'rfifft' . 'K - , T , 'ZS' -- f yr- Y . f'- 1 ' F' of . . as .' 5, -. z.. --R S: . - -C, ' 1 -nf' , ', . f 1- . '. la ,. S rffg.-. . .gl 5 ' , . ,fi '. 'ggi ?1,- 3 f -1,-N gt' 3523... , , 4,-Q .- fs- VS- ' Q.-,,,.,, 14,-. ' . :I-fi' 4. .. M yrs -for ..-NX-A ' . - J5, , , f ,.l. ,.,m.q., I.ifiq f1'y . hm-rj.-rj ' jr -.-11 gr f1,w.1+- 'L.'i1'f3i.-.1-4' wtf .,g : . 41056, n.. -- ..' ' fp' 4 ' ffvsfwtlih gin 13 sqm- 5.-.fps 1 ' ' -I fi... 14' ff- 1' .Ugg en,-. .,-A.-l. 51' 3. ' 6 .if .r'r'ff-? f-Q.. P V A . if ' 'An r I? if i' Q .. p f 4 1.1 ' , ' 1 .., ' +' I , '- - 1.3, it 17133--4,-'glfl 1. ra,-

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