John Marshall Fundamental School - Patriots Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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With Wings Like Eagles In 1977 Marshall started a reign of domination in the Delphic Track League which we hope will continue. The 78-79 season began in Feb. at the prestigious Sunkist Invitational in which the Marshall boys' track team did extremely well. In March the Eagle boys went on to set two school records against the defending state champ, P.H.S. MarshalI's relay team ran a blazing 43.5 in the 440, and then speedster David Yeargin became the first from our school to run 9.7 in the 100-yard dash. The 1979 girls' track team was to date, the best Marshall had ever produced. After several postponed meets, the girls were finally and successfully off and running. A great boost to the team's morale was the addition of several experienced runners and two new AAU sprinters. Coaches D. Golson and P. Bodenshot contributed greatly in getting the track teams off the ground, sprinting toward the championships. qv-n ' . 'Q f., V , , ei- g79 f'l ,wyuaq ' 'L 44 ' ' . ,' rf' I 3 ' Y X' f Q ., .3 ' M X g r , Q V In R ' ,N 4 g . 1 M' M 2 'N - - V' 4. A I 'L 9 ,, - ... - 'W' if' ' X ' r h P 'Ai ,f g 1 Z .0 .. . .. . I Y ,..,,V rl' 'I ' 4-A I.. v, :. .. -'J 4 -.- - X A . I V , 7. n , lsfsxf '05, ,. . K . rf .VX 'W A .' -'mf-. . - ' W - A ' f .v- M' ., f b . - Q .mt,i xl V U . I - I lf nfs., 'A . 'uh' l ' V i Lil I ' ' - - .v .-..,. Q JU!!- . 1 . -uv , -- ' -f mv, W 9 . -+ I -. .,.- fl bl -will-A .i.. '12 .' 148

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