Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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O Powerhouse Patriots On your mark, feet and fingers are placed in launch position. Get set, the vehicles are raised, all systems are ready to explode as the tense seconds pass. The crack of the gun sends hu- mans lurching forward, their minds on one focus, the rhythmic strides to pro- pel them towards victory. Track and Field takes long hours of practice, and this year the tracksters 'l. lVlike Dppenheim and Paul Llstach launch out of the blocks for the ZLOCJQ 2. Norman Laurence checks his time during the Frosh!Soph SSD: EB. Tom Surchell flys through the 231363 hurdles to End place in the Stockton meet: 4. Dave Selecky checks lVlike Curless and sees Curless win the Frosh!Soph 'ICJO dash while he takes second. opposite page: '1. Kurt Sarfield practicing the high jump: E. Dwight Bristow misses this attemptin the high lump, 23. The Stars and Stripes wave as Karl lngeman clears the vault in the Stockton meet. were out about two hours a day, five days a week. As coach lvloore said VVe sweat too. l-le also called it the powerhouse team, for they have for- midable competitors in several events. Against Davis the team won allthree divisions, Girls, Frosh! Soph Soys, and Varsity Boys under coaches Gunther, Nloore, Davis, and Ewing. I heard a comment that shows how diverse the team is, and that is our Varsity Boys 4410 relay team is made up of an Iranian, a Slack, a Portu- guese, and a Polack Ethat's lVlark l3olackJ. There is a feeling among some team members that they are doing the best they can with equip- ment. At the meet against Davis the pole vaulters stated that all they could achieve was twelve feet with the poles they had. lvlark Boyd said after attempting twelve and a half feet that The pads have lost their cush! Overall the members have strived for their focus and some have achieved victory, while others have come close. 'E v,...u-,-Q----Q ,.-,-- mf . '21, E we ll . w X x X is M.. ,359 he-..n::b X , xx E x iv Q X x 34 3' he 152 Tr ek and Field

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'l. First row: Kelly Pinheiro. Kim Watson, Shelly Watkins, Kerrie Louis, Tami lvlorelini, Christie Lotter- man, Deana l-larting, Sonia Tillema. second row: Elizabeth Woody, Felizia Naya, .Jonelle Jesoerson, Jennifer Needham. Elizabeth Cowan, Donna Flotherham. Shannon Beal, Naomi Arneoeck, third row: Kim Cercle, Andrea Loretelli, .Jennifer Siebrist, Amy Griffith, Natalie lvlclvlillen, Patty French, Ivy Branch, Karen Rotherham, Kristie Brock: 2. Ed Warda, the holder of the school record in the 'I OCD m dash at 1 '1 .E seconds, wins the 'l 'l O rn against Davis with Nlike lvloore coming in fourth: 23. Kim Cercle throws to a second place finish in the girls shot DUE with a throw of 131 feet, 'l CJ inches. 154 Track and Field