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Senior Brian Streck waits for his team to finish batting so he can get back on the pitching mound. Photo by S. Lackey COMPETITION 188 Competition
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S members Darla Briggs, Sophomore, and Sophomore Patti Schreiner help Special Olympic participants play in ratc Kathleen Geary's birthday. Photo by Mrs. Asnes. the Softball Olympics. Photo by Mrs. Asnes. m Lee tries to hit the pinata at the Halloween party, while Cinda Shine, Piera Sponsor Mrs. Asnes discusses an la and Mrs. Tovsen cheer her on. Photo by Mrs. Asnes. upcoming event with TARS members. Photo by Stacey Lackey Practicing Toward Olympics There's a club at our school that is just as or more active than other clubs, and they are the Teen Aides for Retarded Students (TARS).Sponsor Mrs. Asnes says, “TARS adds dedication, participation and excitement to the mentally and physically handicapped stu- dents through special occasion parties and Special Olympics. throughout the year, TARS members participated in Hal- loween, Christmas and Easter parties and individual birthday parties. Softball, basketball, track and field and bowling are the sports in which the kids get a chance to participate in through Special Olympics. “I plan to work with retarded children when I get out of school. Through TARS, I can build a better understanding of, and can become closer to the student. I just love it. says Junior Hollie Fowler. Junior Angie Malagiulla comments, “It's an opportunity to help the misfortunate. One can learn from them and they can learn from you. They have a lot of love to give. TARS club officers were President Wendy Pena, Vice- President Valerie Card, and Secretary Piera Piccola. By Richard Packard Special Olympic participants warm up for the Track and Field Events. Photo by Mrs. Asnes. Participation TARS 187
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Senior Jana Walker and Junior Donna Umhoefer reach for the jump ball during practice. The team's motto of “Defense, Desire and Dedication helped them excell during the regular season and reach the regional finals during playoffs. Photo by S. Lackey r Sheri Barrett bumps the ball to lear Creek defenders as Referee Contine looks on. Photo by R. Law Long practices paid off for Freshman Kody Nollis and Amy Jones, Soph- omore Deanna Sonka, and Senior Deanna Sanders as the Lady Rams won the district title for the fifth year in a row. Photo by A. Miles Competition 189
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