Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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'Shepherds I-Ierd' Cross Country is . , , 'iGroup unity, hard work, and friendship, said Ke- leen Huang. The season began with camp at Breckenridge. The practices were fun but challenging, as the aver- age mileage during camp was sixty- seven miles. Some people got sore necks from always looking at the ground, but It gave the girls a good base on running. I joined Cross Country because I wanted to compete against girls around the county and state, said Jo- die McDonald. By the time the chance for competition came, they had been practicing for over a month. I was so excited for the first meet. I can't ex- plain how good it felt to finish the race. After all of the build up and practice, finally putting it to use. stated Micky Cronin. It takes more endurance than power to be a cross Country runner. The girls team had a lot of talent this year. Mc- Donald said, Itls fun and a lot of peo- ple should come out for it. It's hard if you make it hard. Kelleen Huang pushes to reach the finish line before her Alameda opponent. CQ-A' .A H A QQQ3.. M... fx- K 5 Front Row: Micky Cronin, Coach Ann Conley, Karen Sattler, Robyn Lopez, Kelleen Huang, Marina Velasquez. Back Row: Dini Deibert, Coach Dennis Shepherd, Angie Nelson, Laurie Wilson, Julie Campbell, Julie Hall, Angela Shirley, Jodie McDonald, Melissa Rohe, Allison Botkin, l l 144 - Cross Country X XS iii Ei 3 M A .. .., of .. ,wp st fs --for . - . -. 25 N-. . ' x 3. r 1 an 3 59 London bridges are falling down on Kelleen Huang.

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