John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ROSS CUUN TR Y 2 - i Q, , l, it: Front Row: Tina Hodges, Rita Gordon, Tamara Mangum, and Sandra Headlam. Second Row: Cheryl Crawford, Lyvonne Mosley, and Donna Hammond. hun. Cheryl Crawford, the Brave's number one competitor, demonstrates her winning form. Lyvonne Moseley and Tamara Mangum keep a steady stride as they pass the opposition on Parachute Hill. ' .gf af. 5 . , nf. ,A , aw V- , 2 f,.,',l . ff f cs. si ,f f ,, A M fri f. ,ff M ff ' The sport of cross-country racing requires stamina, skill, natural ability, and, most of all, heart. According to Coach Karin Robinson, this year 's team had each in full measure. By the end of the season the statistics indicated that every one of the athletes had made a significant improvement in her performance. Although the 1985 squad was small in num- ber, it loomed as a major force in division competition. Tamara Mangum runs flat-out toward the Hnish line. W, Tina Hodges sets a fast pace at the start of the meet. f fi iilfdlt' ii i wiwwiWWwiwlsrwillifsfiliifwwyliwiiwfwwii1iWiziW iliWii-winHf wt-- t 9 i X t

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ROSS COUNTR Y 'LW This year 's Cross Country Team turned in an outstanding performance record of 21 wins against 9 losses. ln the competition for the Division Championship, the team finished in second place, however, Bartram senior James Carr won the meet as the best individual run- ner, and then went on to make the first All- Public Team, Alex Wilson won honorable mention. Robert Heard, Derek Williams, and Willard Fairweather ran very well this year and were a major part of the Braves' winning record. Head Coach Charles Paslay expressed great satisfaction with the competence, drive, and determination of all his athletes. Mark Long holds off the competition as he reaches for that little something extra. James Carr shows the results of intensive Coach Paslay shouts encouragement to his team. training. Alex Wilson and Robert Heard drive hard up the final hill toward the hnish line. git 1 2 2

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The 1984-85 season was a time of rebuild- ing for the Braves I Field Hockey Team, Coach Shirley Allen commented that she never had athletes who worked so hard or who demon- strated such great sportsmanship, Although the team did not finish first, three players made honorable mention on the All-Public Team. They were Theresa McDonald lgoaliej, Shearly Lombard llinkj, and Marion Celona llinel. Next year the team should be well up in the Public League standings. Sharon Williams watches teammate Shirley Lombard send a drive down held. Front Row: Marion Celona, Latina Bedford, Tracey Edwards, and Shearley Lombard. Second Row: Lisa Matsinger, Sharon Williams, Anita James, Sarah Robbins, and Rosalind Manning. Third Row: John Joyner, Head Coach Shirley Allen, Annissa Cameron, Paulette Chavis, Ozie Jones, Theresa McDonald, and Anthony Manns, Senlors Sharon Williams Latina Bedford Theresa McDonald and Shirley Lombard 124 .-