Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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No Love In gs ny Tenni ennis § TENNIS SCHEDULE A N February 19 Brewer The tennis team, coached by Shir- . Fekruarye on ee ley Langdon, practiced skills with bh: February 25 Lake Worth determination and anticipation all N Mar. 31 Zone : : X April 2 Zone season long. With seniors Bobby Her- N Anal - District rera, Cary Howard, Ida Mendoza, and N foreign exchange senior Henrik N Laugeson, the team entered many D Ar Ice ee tournaments and won many honora- SLAP PA LLP ELIIIIL Les SCOREBOARD 4 . . ¥, q ble awards. New participants made sd} up the nucleus of the team as they added eagerness and optimism toward the sport of tennis. Senior Bobby Herrera returning in Foreign exchange student Henrik singles. Laugeson enjoys tennis. CASTLEBERRY TENNIS TEAM: First Row, Left to Right: Elisabeth James, Lou Ann McLaughlin, Ida Mendoza, Melody Stockton, Paulette Yos- @ ten. Second Row, Left to Right: Henrik Laugeson, Marla King, Carleen Richards, Andrea Hammer, Bobby Herrera, and Coach Shirley Langdon. i 158 ae

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: i. art ai Freshman Lisa Kelly long jumps in the trials for Ki m Springs runs the second position in the mile | the Indoor Meet where she placed second. relay at the Indoor Meet. | | VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Indoor Trials Ft. Worth Indoor Meet Western Hills Meet Keller Meet F.W. Coaches Meet Carter Meet Lady Hornet Meet Kangaroo Relays District Meet Regional Qualifiers Regional Meet Heart of Texas State Qualifiers State Meet LA (ZZ AD a, (MPa e AEE we ee eee fy Lae LADLE AIEEE SCOREBOARD %, CLUS TTL MELE a ae a e Girls Run, Jump, And @ Win The girls’ track team was composed of a large and spontaneous group. They worked hard together and per- formed well. Senior Kathy Culwell has been out- standing in track throughout her high school career. She has won district, regional, and has been a state finalist in the 880 meter run for the last three years. Generally, she has anchored the mile relay but this year she led it off. She has sacrificed herself many times for the good of the team. Also playing leading roles this year were junior shot putter Angie Brintle and freshman long jumpe r Lisa Kelly. Seniors Glenda Vantrease, Laury Lis- tello, Jill Dixon, Kim Springs and Valli Brenner have accorded track many hours of their schedule to assist in making the program the success that it was. 157

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