Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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The Long Run A large turnout made three full teams possible. Cross Country M . ' x ,- USS Tl! .R X i ' - This was the first cross coun- try season where there were three full teams as opposed to only one in the years be- fore. There wwer 23 team members this year, compared to 16 members last year. Coach Linda Doniak was very pleased with the turnout of long distance runners. The outstanding runner for varsity boys was Jeff Woods. For the J.V.'s it was Randy Penn. The outstanding girl runner was Sherry Fergu- son. Cross Country running is an endurance sport, but the warmth and encouragement each runner received after crossing the finish line was re- ward enough, whether the athlete finished first or last. Coach Doniak stated that this years teams were made up of interesting kids and very hard workers. The sea- son was definitely one to re- member. -Kristi Lundgren 1. John Lawell and Mlke Gee clown around while taking a lap. 2. Erik Jorrick, Jamey Harvey and Mark Johnson giving it their all. 3. Sherry Ferguson putting her heart into the race. 4. Sherry Ferguson leads the pack. 5. Sher- ry Ferguson, Candy Cosca and Randy Penn congratulate each other after a hard run. 6. The Cross Country team, L to R: Top row, Randy Penn, Dave Harrison, Troy McLaughlin, Phil Rollins, Steve Kerr, Larry Spain, Jeff Woods. Second row, Erik Jor- rlck, James Evans, Jamey Har- vey, Mlke Cardoza, Mike Gee, John Lawell, Mark Johnson, Coach Doniak. Third row, Tina Lane, Patricia Ring, Reanna Bush, Darci Young, Kristine Johnston, Sherry Ferguson, Candy Cosca, Sandy Rich.

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