Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Regional Meets Eg . AW' 1 K -v--Q.. t ui?1 .t ...fi-Pk ,Q The Cindergals took a landslide victory, winning with senior Gloria Pierce in the shot put and discus and Cindy Davis in the high jump. They also racked up points winning the 440, 880, and mile relays. N The 23rd, the Cindergals became the first to win regional three years in a row. Senior Gloria Pierce contributed to the N success with outstanding shotput and discus performances. Charlotte Scottino, Eleanor Champ and Julee King triumphed, this time in the half-mile. Memorial Stadium was the setting for State competition. Joycene Harvey, Letitia I Collins, Janet Turner and Michelle Wilkins placed 6th in the 880 relay and set a school record of1:42.5,Julee King ran away with fourth place in the mile and set a school record of 5: 1 3. Theresa Brown finished Bth. Gloria Pierce set another school record with 41' in the shotput. Gloria finished 7th. Exceptional performances by the girls added depth and confidence to the team. Promising freshmen Linda Baker tshotputj and Janet Turner Csprinterj outshone freshmen from other schools and backed up hopes of future victories. Joycene Hervey ran top-notch lead-off legs for the 440 and 880 relay teams. Letitia Collins was a winning sprinter and relay runner, and was voted outstanding athlete by her team members. The girls provided the talent and ambition, but Coach Sylvia Daniels molded and developed those qualities with N Amazon strength and vitality, and produced a winning team. They called her Powerhouse, and the nickname was well deserved. In Powerhouse's words, This track team is a group of athletes who feel that giving 100W is the only way to go. They have proven this since 1974 and 1977 is no exception. 4 Julee King runs in the State Cross Country meet at Zilker. Julee led most ol the way but was edged out of first by South Garland High School. 5 Gloria Pierce fires the discus at district meet. Gloria, a senior, won lirst place in the discus and shotput. 6 To compete in this district meet, you had to be able to run through the rain. Here, Joyce Ste- ward runs the 440 yard dash. 7 Members of the mile relay take a victory walk after winning the mile relay.'This was the last event the girls ran in the district meet. girls' track O3

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Win D1Sff1Cf .4 1 Cindy Davis attempts a high jump of 5'2 at the district meet. Cindy later won the district title with a jump ot 5'0 2 Front row flett to rightl: Debbie Shows, Lisa Fiesendez, Nancy Kirby, Denise Bond, Laura Daniels, Tommy Johnson, Nola Bettcher, Christi Watkins. Second row: Laurie Mitchell, Kathy McLaughlin, Kerrie Kraft, Janet Turner, Julee King, Sherlene Bauer, Julee Burris, Karen Rocha. Third row: Sally Psencik, Luz Maria Lopez, Stacey Pfluger, Linda Baker. 3 Front row qlelt to rightjz Eleanor Champ, Charlotte Scot- tino, Kim Powers, Debra Moore, Michelle Wilkins, Joycene l-larvey. Second row: Letitia Collins, Gloria Pierce, Cindy Davis, Gloria Whitfield, Cindy Cox. Third row: Joyce Steward, Jenny Best, Theresa Brown, Cheryl Selby. fv- f 'N ,,,, Linda Fletcher Peggy Fortune Jay Gannaway Robert Garcia Lee Garner Carol Giesecke Physical Education Mathematics Social Studies Resource Teacher Ag Coop Resource Teacher vu-,a Craig Grace Paula Guentzel Noel Gray LaVan Harris Sherry Hartgrove Jimmy Hilsabeck Social Studies VOE Driver's Ed Secretary VOE Social Studies l l 202 girls trackftaculty

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Ta veirne Win X? 5,7 S. An., - J S Y- t . fir' J-A ,...,.i:1.'f1:r C, M, , ' ' : 'mal 4' --7 .iff .,h i i 1 3 i i I C. L. Hooker Mary Horne Martha Hultz Dorothy Hutchison Marjorie infvin Jerry Jay Physical Education Art Mathematics SKALDS Social Studies Metal Works Sharon Kraft Doris Kreuz Mary Kuhstoss Arthur Leathervvood Nancy Lehmann Gail Leifeste Secretary Secretary Science Social Studies Varsity Tennis Science I H l i 204 boys' trackftaculty