John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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I l I( o CO The tract learn shows their spirit after another victory at Dallas Getting reaJy to run, Lorie Kinilrcd. the first leg of the mile relay team, concetitrates oti winning the Pinkston. event at the Capitol Olympics. 50

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mw QJJ 9 k Greg Peck and Anthony Jones led the junior varsity and freshman track teams to their third consecutive district titles April 22 and 23 at Burger Center. Peck and Jones scored 38 and 25 individual points respectively. Everyone did real well, said Coach Jimmy Craig. The JV team achieved a total of 164V ' 2 points to Crockett ' s 108 points to recap- ture the district title. The freshman team totaled 32 more points than second-place finisher Travis to keep their district crown with 152 points. With a combined effort, the JV team managed to place first in the high jump (Thurman Edwards); the long jump (Peck); the discus (Karl Jenkins); the pole vault (Todd Thames); the 3200-meter run (Sergio Maldonado); the 400-meter relay (Aric Young, Vernon Hadnot, Terry Reid, Peck); the 110-meter hurdles (Pete Nesby); the 100-meter dash (Hadnot); and the l600-meter relay (Reid, Mike Alex- ander, Hadnot, Peck). The freshman team placed first in the high jump (Anthony Wills); the shot put (Kenneth Ward); the pole vault (Lee Jones); the 400-meter relay (Ernest Crayton, Cedric Jones, Eric Rhone, An- thony Jones); the 110-meter hurdles (David Neely); and the 110- and 200-meter dash (Anthony Jones). Peck also finished second in the high jump, and Reid finished second in the 200- meter dash. The freshman 1600-meter relay team of Wills, Rhone, Tony DeShay, and Crayton finished second. irtnnman truck (liTM row) Keith McDonald. Phil Garner, Eric Rhone. Neal Bryant, Terry Perkins. Craig Wylie, Ernest Crayton, Andy Cyphers; (second row) Coach Jimmy Craig, Billy Knott, John Paul Rodriguez, Steve Galloway, David Neely, Anthony Wills. Mike Cavil, David Spicer, Raul Gonzales. ? % ?. i O Vanity arui JV 400-meter relay teams (first row) Terry Reid, Greg Peck, Aric At the district meet April 22 and 23, freshman track member Neal Bryant competes in Young, Willie Walker; (second row) Curtis Peck, Reggie Young, Charles the shot put. He placed fifth in the event. Sterling, Greg Crayton, Vernon Hadnot. 49

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With a potent combination of ability and energy, the varsity girls track team had a season that knew nothing but victory. Ac- cording to Coach Joel Stegall, the con- tributing factors to his team ' s success were good athletes and experience. During the regular season, Reagan plac- ed first in every meet but one, in which they placed second, an exceptional record since each meet had 15 to 32 schools competing. Coach Stegall felt that his team prac- ticed more than other schools. We work real hard so they won ' t be afraid in a track meet. If we work out hard during the week, then a meet will be easy for them, he said. Reagan won the district championship April 6 and 7 for the fourth consecutive year. They had a total of 162 points to Travis ' second-place finish of 11 2 points. Reagan ' s high-pointer, Angela Pullin, came away with first-place finishes in the long jump and both the 100- and 200-meter dash. Tina Foster and Deborah Wilborn plac- ed first and second in the 100-meter hurdles. Wilborn also placed first in the high jump. Senior Sylvia Neal won the discus throw. Phylis Dick placed second in the 400-meter run, and Carolyn Guyton won the 400-meter run. The 400-meter relay team, consisting of Pullin, Dick, Jackie Robinson, and Lorie Kindred, captured first. The team of Wilborn, Kindred, Foster, and Kim Thomas won the 800-meter relay. The mile relay team of Kindred, Dick, Guyton and Robinson placed second. The varsity was not alone in their suc- cess. The JV team won district with an outstanding 181 points, while second-place team LBJ had only 93. Sylvia Williams won both the shot put and the discus throw. Sharon Wilson placed first in the high jump as did Sheri Roberts in the 100-meter hurdles. Michelle Perkins finished first in the 400-meter dash and Cheryl Ziolkowski won the 800-meter dash. All three relay teams placed first. Darlene McKinney, Janet Scroggins, Nicole Hodge, and Cynthia Williams were the members of the 400-meter relay team. The 800-meter relay team was comprised of Hodge, McKinney, Brenda Dick, and Cynthia Rogers. The mile relay team con- sisted of Scroggins, Dick, McKinney, and Rogers. A XK0i Varsity track team (front row) Jackie Robinson, Phyllis Dick, Deborah Wilborn, Lorie Kindred, Tondra Meeks; (back row) Coach Joel Stegall, Kim Thomas, Tina Foster, Angela Pullin, Julie Nelson, Assistant Coach Ginger Hert. %J %A JV track team (front row) Annette Hopkins, Brenda Dick, Darlene McKinney. Cynthia Rogers, Cynthia Williams; (second row) Assistant Coach Ginger Hert, Georgia Davila, Amanda Hunt, Janet Scroggins, Nicole Hodge, Michelle Perkins, Cindy Johnson; (back row) Coach Joel Stegall, Cheryl Ziolkowski, Irene Hino- josa, Karen Dunn, Sylvia Williams, Sheri Roberts, Jackie Jones, trainer Thelma Yarbrough. At Dallas Pinksto. relay. sophomore Phyllis Dick finishes first at the tape in the mile CO o 51