David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Ag Gymnasts place 4th This year the boy's gymnastics team, with hard work and determina- tion, placed fourth in state. With the help of good teamwork and the dedi- cation of Coach Randy Snow, new goals were reached. From the start of the year, the team began working on new moves and executing skills of higher diffi- culty to perform at meets against schools all over Austin and the sur- rounding area. The skills proved to stand well in competition with the 28 sports team having a successful year. ln the district meet, the team fared extremely well, with Joe Lopez and Grant Rose leading the team. Although without the help of Kirk Alston, on floor, who placed first in district and regional, and Tim Grajczyk on the long horse vault and still rings. ' Tim Grajczyk and Grant Rose received scholarships from Odessa University. The team's outlook for next year is promising and hopes to be as good 2 this past year. 1. Working towards state, Joe Lopez does planche on the still rings in a workout. 2. Floor exercise is Kirk Alston's main event, as executes a back flip with Coach Randy Snowi hand to spot him. 3. Grant Rose performs a routine on the pomn' horse. . 4. Hard work and determination help make a got gymnast, as Mike Bird practices on a floor ext cise compulsory. 5. Taking much strength and concentration, Ti Grajczyk executes a cross on the rings. 6. Steve Pulliam executes a strength move on t parallel bars.

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Kramer, Welsh lead girls to state victory. The girl's golf team went through the season with an unblemished record and ended the season with the state championship. The Coogs won every tournament and round robin that they entered, and they left their opponents dazzled intheir wake. s y The Cougars more than made up for their dissappointment at Regional last year by sweeping district, regional, and finally state. 30 sports Last summer, Peg Kramer won three tourneys, and some of the other girls spent much of their spare time at Jimmy Clay Golf Course. The team defeated Anderson hand- ily by 1 12 strokes at district. Monica Welsh won the 36 hole tourney with a 159. At regional in Corpus Christi, the team breezed to a 65 stroke advan- tage. Monica Welsh placed third. Then, in early May, the team won if . f ' -I A I' pf L.,- l'l,..7 ?l - ' V 2-.,It '.' ., Q - ' 1' h K ' . N - f' 1 ,-7, . . . li 1 4 f , ie. V ' .ia :Q gg.,-in va 11 ,yx', LQI' I r Fgljfy Q . .- K ,A .- ' :T QM ., E .. 1 X ,- FP N Q M5 i l e e Q E l ! 1 , state by a healthy 43 strokes. 1, On the fairway at hole 16, Peg Kramer hits' wood on her second shot at regional. 5 2. Jackie Bertram watches her ball with a face i uncertainty as she finishes up her swing. I 3. Taking careful aim, Jackie Bertram putts th ball. ' 1 4. With aisteady hand and much concentratioi Monica Welsh prepares for a putt. 5. Jane Beard steadies her nerves for a putt tt par. 6. After a much successful game and another w' to add to their flawless record, the teal expresses their victory. 1