Hirschi High School - Husky Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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-J ,,E.,' 'iii mm, A Q Pl Q l T Q.pa,fnlQA Qw009AA6u,K Qezwm Pleased with the number of young men who participated in the events of the track program, the coaches noted an increase in enthusiasm for competition between each other as well as with other teams within the district. To practice for an hour and a half after a long school day five days a week takes a certain kind of dedication and determina- tion to perform well in every tournament. As a result of this attitude, spirit became After releasing the discus. James Polk seems pleased with the delivery but waits for the distance marker to know the results. Q ,,,,. W ,, Q V, A ., ii A an important part of the work-outs which continued into every week-end's competi- tion. Top runners, such as Tony Bobo, Larry Dawkins, Marvin Allen, Willie Davis, Tony Gould and Doug Hearne, placed many additional trophies in the new cases erected in the fall. Varsity track team members include. back: Richard Reed, Mark Morgan, James Polk, Ronald Reed, John Thompson, David Sampson, Johnny Malone, Larry Dawkins, Lee Seale, Willie Davis, Marvin Allen, mid- dle: Frank Vasquez, Hyon-Ho Shin, George Rankin, David Phillips, Zac Pierce, Jose Torres, Jerry Guer- rero, Tho Mitchell, Tony Bobo, and in front: Bobby Vadnais, Coaches are Mr. Tom Chancellor, Mr. Don Carlson, and Mr. Charles Hicks, not pictured. ' ... 3 'M L' 19- f if , Ronald Reed jumps the hurdles and in spite of having to bundle up against the weather is confident of his success. Playing around every now and then is the method of working off excess energy for Shannon Starks. SPR W, 4 5' f 'ww f,ftw.f'1 .Jaws st --f W M M Tra:,lC

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Working out on the track are Doug Hearne. Derrick Holt and Tony Gould as Coach Tom Chancellor times them. Shot-putt artist David Sampson smiles as he con- templates the perfect stance for throwing the discus. Walking back to the locker room after practice. Lee Seale plans his next move to make practice more effective. was Q' ' ff -f 1 if -,1, f, . H. M K wanna-ws, 0 E 5 Sgr xi: . isi. ..kk K Ik . , M! ff, i if , i. 2 5 Q I, 4Z.Ilf ' who nw -' W W ,nf - A ,X gb ' 3, H f , Q '9 1 . iQfm'a:W', Biff at 5 I gh ' Y ssc- . WP? X K N ,,.f ' it 1 s s fm Ls viii! -233 . Q . ,ss '.-' X1 3 pkg me--' f' r 3 it at.- Qflfffiidi .,, ,,,,., .. wk .Q 'wa Q V M , X - - as ' xg, X sr ks fi. S .. gt. ,..-wwf-'-'lf

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GMA Pm Best Fm lfmwmwl We're Champions and we're kicking! seems to be what the girls '82-83 track team is saying. This group of girls has done exceptionally well, winning a total of twenty trophies out of a possible twenty- one, all of which were awards for first place, representing six champion and four- teen relay trophies. Nine girls qualified for Regional competi- tiong they are: Marla Shinault, Sylvia Wil- lette and Selina Gilliam in three areas, the 400, the 800 and the mile relaysg Emma Ross qualified in the 400 and the 800 relayg Juanita Griner in the 800 run and the mile relayg Brenda Viverette and Deirdre Vaden qualified in the long jumpg Michelle Hill was alternate in the 800 and the mile relay and Lisa Dandridge was alternate in the 400 relay. District results show that Merry Webb placed third in the 3200 rung Shinault, Wil- lette, Gilliam and Ross placed first in the 400 relay and the 800 relayg Shinault, Wil- lette, Gilliam and Griner placed first in the mile relayg Deirdre Vaden placed second in the long jump and Lisa Dandridge placed third. Getting to the finish line before anyone else is the only thing that is on the minds of Kynetta Bynum and Regina Oliver. Shari Smith has dreams of the Olympics as she races for that last hurdle. Runners Marla Shinault and Lisa Dandridge smile during practice of the hand-off for the relay races. Putting body and soul into the effort. Debra Ander- son practices the shot putt. SPRING 2 ji. sf .Nf- f 3- AK 5 ei I ws' i 1 if ,if as at gait? Q J, -is