Williamstown High School - Wilhishan Yearbook (Williamstown, WV)

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CROSS COUNTRY - Front - Tiffany Tomlinson, Teresa Stilgenbauer, Louise Welter, Michelle Holl, Lisa Nestor, Shane Stanleyg Row 2 - John Rosena, Kevin Town- send, Mike Nestor, Jeff Kincaid, Bob Vaughan, Stacy Stilgenbauerg Back - Coach Roy White, Eric Dougherty, Terry Schau, Bill Vaughan, Andres Vinuesa, Donovan Ed- wards, Chuck Watt, Julie Moore. i um rucmom mn va so. I-yu mn. :mul mn. mls :uf City lllnsn ' I um. :fu sue nr. 253 in hi l0ll3 nw 3 sm. lm fun nam :nga Determination - Donnie Faulkner pitches for a Jacket victory during a 1986 baseball game at Legion Field. Running for State. - Pushing to stay in the lead, Dawn Dye runs the third leg of the 4x10O relay. The squad ended the race in third place at the state meet. 44 ALL-SPORTS

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Flying To a Victory. - In the state 100 meter hurdle event, Ryan Haught gives his all as he races against the state's best. Tll golf Mm llnlshod with u2 9 rltuni llus your as they dslomsd Ripley Mn like Cum Jana Cash hh llill, 'fill lugs and lkhllo IKUIV IS f III l mm un lvl und mall. ws,- jl were the hrs! gurls IHS :var had purhnpme m this spar! 1 1 1 ligjn the mu'n fiva. hh! -.dTf. ..I2.l.rlr..L'f...,1n.. The REW Review. - Cross Country coach Roy White officiates the broad jump competition at the state meet. SPRING SPORTS When we started practice on March 3, the expectations were high, especially among the veterans. As we entered the early season meets, our hopes and goals began to look even more realistic. Winning the Dunbar meet showed us and all our supporters that we were a legitimate state contender, a power if you will. Winning the Belpre Shrine Relays and completing our dualftriangular schedule unbeaten were good ac- complishments, but we still had the big meets to win. The Gazettes marked our first loss, but we still felt like we were a great team. The LKC, Section, and Regional cham- pionships followed, setting the stage for the State Meet. We had won as a team all year, and as we practiced for the State, I knew a team effort would be needed to win. We qualified fourteen guys and ten of them scored in Charleston, which helped us to our second place finish. Looking back over the past three months, I have many emotions. Pride in what our team was able to do, sadness to see so many good guys graduate and leave WHS, but most important the realization that these wonderful days will live forever in my memory and I hope in your memories, too. The most important thing! about our track team was togletherness, that bond t at makes individuals a TEAM. hank you for these wonderful weeks of the 1986 track season. Coach Jack Jones WILI-IISHAN 45