C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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Choose Your Own Style UBackstroke, freestyle, butterfly, or breastsroke-which am l best at? Maybe l should try Water Polo or dive. These questions were answered during the first weeks that swimming practices started. Coach Kelly had to work individually with members to see which events they were best in. The people who chose water polo did well. Steve Karney said, 'll played water polo, and the best thing I liked about it was the roughness, the physical contact. Mike Stockman and Kathy DeCoursey were honored with All State awards in water polo when both the boys and girls teams went to state competitions. KATHY DECOURSEY readys herself for a back dive. BALANCINC himself before a back flip is Tony Maskunas. LISTENING at- tentively to their coach during a practice are Mike Stockman, Kathy DeCoursey, and Mike Cowden. MEMBERS of the swim team are ifront rowj Kathy DeCoursey, Kristen Peterson, Toni Sortino, and Kim DeCoursey. fback rowl Coach Robert Kel- ly, Mike Stockman, Steve Karney, Tony Maskunas, Robert Marin, and Mike Cowden. 230 Swimming opy l1yVicky H g After the excitement of water polo, the swim team concentrated on individual events. Many members grumbled about the prac- tices held every day before and after school. Duringm the early part of the year when t e weather was still warm, the swimmers practiced at Long Branch swimming pool. When it started turning cooler, they swam at the H1 pool at Fort Hood. Practice started with a hundred warm up laps, and then the swimmers work- ed on improving their times and fast starts. No one is ever too good for more practice, said Coach Kelly. Qnd this is what the swim team lived y. V. 5 3 LA 'X 3 4- xl. f if , , ,F , .3 'N

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