Foothill High School - Shield Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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Whether straining for the last few yards of a touchdown, or enduring the final mile, Foothill athletes are always improving their skills. This kind of determination is rewarded by more than trophies, plaques, or competition in CIF, the most impor- tant acknowledgement is one's own, the self-satisfaction in realizing that one has raced for the gold -- and won. Race for the gold? Race for the finish line, or race for a basket is all that the average high school athlete can unders- tand. At Foothill, however, the gold is a special feeling ob- tained when one knows that his work has been worth the pain and struggle - win or lose, he has done his best. 4 Theme Of course, the valuable is never gained effortlessly. The gold is captured through hardship, concentration, and sacrifice. Daily workouts are sweated through by the Knights. Long, heartfelt talks from the coaches challenge their minds. Friday night dates are often cancelled in order for athletes to be fresh for the next day's game or meet. Yet, almost miraculously, Knights never quit, on the con- trary, in response to the bad times they work all the harder. It is this stamina that always proves them victorious in the race for the gold.

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