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VJ Junior Susan McMurtray and Sophomore Angie Harville practice dribbling and shooting skills in sixth period off season. Sophomore Edna Talamantez hits the ball, while sophomores Christie Gullege and Michaela Blackmon cover for her. h X ,,5. , Q -QW? is . . s of -as N'Pw.m, aaa.aa L-NNQN ML ik 'iw-c..,r W MM. ,S V o e - - WM-w.,,,m ,bshm-by All State gymnast David Riehl, senior, practices on the pommel horse. David worked many long hours to improve his abilities. The football team worked many early mornings. Running sprints built speed and endurance. Off Season :.' E - if
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Summer practices and offseason drills were good conditioning for Those who want to win Off season is a time for hard work and discipline. It shows me who works the hardest and who stays after school. It shows me who really wants to be a player, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Don Derryberry commented. The most time-consuming of the off season programs was that of the football team. The program activities varied from life ting weights to running on the track. Getting to school early was routine for the players. The whistle to start practice was blown pro- mptly at 7:30 a.m. Weight, agility and foot- ball fundamentals were concentrated on. I feel it's been a lot better than in the past. There is stronger team unity. I have grown stronger physically and mentallyf' Sophomore Todd Day said. The baseball program concentrated main- ly on weights and basic skills. Weights real- ly enabled us to hit the ball with more power. The results definitely showed, baseball coach John Pafford said. Girls basketball worked on individual skills and weights. The girls would also work on their own in the gym after school hours. The work was time consuming and we stayed long hours after school. I feel that do- ing the weights now will better prepare us for the season ahead, varsity player Traci Kloberdanz, junior, remarked. Leadership and good grades were vital to those who were selected To captain the team To be a good captain, it takes leader- ship, ability, hard work and determination, Junior James Coffman said. The 1983-'84 football tri-captains are Juniors Mike Dusak, James Coffman and Kevin Bates. Their purpose is to represent the team in all football related activities as well as to work directly with the coaching staff. These guys are academically, physically, mentally and socially sound and they're number one, Coach Carl Copeland said. The new football captains Mike Dusak, Kevin Bates and James Coffman. juniors, look over new regulations. Off Season 149
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