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7, Q 5 M fm 'fl 2 - 'gm , SWIMMING We made quite a splash All the way to state, was heard as Terri Willoughby became the first girl from Proctor to quali- fy for the girls' state swim meet. Meanwhile, back at Summit pool, the girls were having a good year. Through hard work, determination, and talent six records were broken during the season. Individually, some of the boys were outstand- ing-Sr. Ross Johnson in the breaststroke, Jr. Corey Privette in the sprints, and Soph. Eddie Marciniak in diving. Working as a team, Jrs. George Carrol, Todd Eliason, Corey Privette, and Sr. Cris Strom comprised the 400 yd. freestyle relay,-one of the best in the area. All in all, head coach, Mr. Birman, was pleased with all his swimmers Swimming! 39
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W Ms. Carlson, the girls' swimming coach These two won the Sexiest Legs con test The i979-80 girls swimming team Ready, Set, Gol Have you ever seen such perfect diving form? Ray hopes there's water in the pool Mr. Birman, Boy's swimming team coach. Aqua woman. The pain of AthIete's Feet is no joke. The Boys l979-80 swimming team. Swimming! 38
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40fCross Country Cross country is a sport which requires a lot of hard work, team spirit and dedication. For many members of the team, the dedica- tion began early in the summer when they ran for the Proctor Running Club. Each member of the club receives a T-shirt if he runs the re- quired amount of miles during the summer. Cross country has something for everyonel It can be a sport for competitors, for getting in shape, or for enjoyment. As coach Lockwood stated, There's room for them all on the team. Both the boys and girls had a winning year. The girls won the conference and came in second in regions. The girls went on to state competition where they finished tenth. CRCDSS COUNTRY CC Gets the Runs A it . l wz.. . ssla S ' is welt s scss p s l a ' Q- ssgcw was at ii . M .f.- is . . swe- J. X t. ssssf give A . -..g . M Masssssss . 1-- , est i' sf' I Y N71 . Nw. , . -. . I x ::., X '31 . ' x 5 .15 X. as . -,. ffQ.1 fs 1 -- swf-i vis: -K - . is . SN A. ' X. xx Y, -K .... -Sirk-' K' 58-ixliijf-1-Ef3'7 ..ss.:s.s .-., .N ...... .. ... it :iii ' -- st mx N X xxx Ng X we .sm -- e ' lsr .li Q
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