Bozeman High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Makin'Tracks... Take away the shots, the javelins, the high jump, the hurdles, the pole vaults and every other object associated with track and what do you get? What you get is an individual willing to sacrifice his or her after school and weekend social life, spend grueling hours practicing in sometimes unbear- able weather, or just a person fighting to break his own personal records. Track, as most of us see it, is a sport where an individual competes against another individual for a better time, longer distance or greater height, but from the eyes of the track athlete, the sport is more of an accomplishment - to succeed in breaking his or her own records, through hours of practice. A record for a track athlete isn't just a set of numbers, but it is a personal goal that pushes them to exceed their own abilities. Each individual event in track is a sport in itself, which means each individual athlete has to excell, per- sonally and as a team member. 'J is-nl Sheri Luft looks to the sky for support during her high jump. High flying Hawk Kenny Townsend stretches before hitting Track! 107

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I think I can I think I can j As in the little train that thought he l could comes the tennis player who in his own mind thought he could and succ- eeded in winning his match Tennis is said to be a young person s sport Maybe that s why so many fine high school students each sprmg tryout to be on the team But is tennis really a young person s sport? It s true that you need to be quick agile long-wmded healthy and even strong to begin to play a decent game of tennis but that doesn t mean you have to be young. There are many older people that could probably outplay many of the younger generation This year, BSHS had a small percentage of that younger generation. They showed it helps to be in shape, because you'd really have to be in shape to play the way the 1980 team did. Take for instance our very own No 1 doubles team of Zudie Zmk and Joy MacPherson who captured the state of Montana with their no loss record up to state where they placed third What about Laurel Morrison taking fourth at divislonals and Greg Saunders taking fourth in singles at state These are just a few of the highlights that made this year s tennis team one well never forget Team members for the boy s were Eddie Groenhout Mike Dhoore Greg Saun- ders, Jon Kuennen, Darren Clark, Bryon Lohmer, Chris Westlake and Bobby Wong Team members for the girl's were Zudie Zink, Joy MacPherson, Katherine Lowry, Shelly Lowry, Lee Ann Amberson, Becky Harrington, Kris Johnson and Laurel Morrison. I Think 1 can.. lThink :can NQDQ 'fg4,q,y,gQ, . s..'?i4!V41l4V.n..V2.T A. iA7 .-.YVZWJ-'M 'is- 'E 4 , 1 x Which wav did it go. . .Greg Saunders practices his serving. match is X. Ugh! What a shot. Katherine Lowry expresses her feelings during a Alright you guys, watch this. Coach Mike Anderson preaches his skills.