Clearwater Central Catholic High School - Praedator Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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. . uw , ,F-. :tfffww SPIRIT PASSING ON fervently passed from one sweaty palm to anoth- er, I am clutched tightly while my carrier struggles to reach the finish line. I am the, hallowed baton who experiences the excru- ciating pressure involved in a relay. I have viewed the process of mere ac- quaintances flourishing into lasting friendship. We have a real good time even when we're sweating our brains out. I guess all the hard work at practice seems worth it when you think of the great friends you've made and you cross that finish line. Talk abouta 'runner's high '. stated Carissa Albertelli. The work involved pro- duced a team of dedicated girls who were on a quest for victory. There was a lot of sweat and hard work but we always had a good time. There is a special closeness between all the members of the team, girls and boys. As I journeyed quickly down the lane in the qrasp of a determined runner, I, the baton, would hear the shouts of encouragement sidelines lines from the that only made her run harder to Hnally cross the whites line. We supported and cheered on each other and were just as excited for each other as if we were running the event our- selves. concluded Katie O'Keefe, after a long rough season. GIRLS TRACK GETC Lv xg YR - W ' :Sli .. - fi it E , S, ' N f- I at 1 ,,. I . , I x 1. XMQ E V N!!-faiksgrei -, ,1 at s34aQ X.4eJ1'1ff.Q is mu 178 I, .' in-Z, 4, WN