Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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olf ers gain experience All-rookie team places second in district Golf is a very interesting sport - one I've really enjoyed learning how to play, said senior Kelli Leonardo. This phrase pretty well described the general feeling of this year's girls' golf team. It was the first time any of the nine members had every played on a team before. We didn't do real well because it was the first year for everyone, said Coach Cecil Cannon. Despite this fact, and after eight tournaments, the team placed second in district. Their main goal had been to go to tegionals, which we definitely established, said Coach Can- non. He enjoyed teaching the girl's team because They work hard, are easy to work with, and are easy to coach. Coach Ray Brangan, who coached the boys' golf team, also had the similar goal of going to regionals. They, too, ac- complished their goal and finished fourth. Golf season started on March 5 and ended with the district games on April 14 and 15. The team practiced at Willow Springs Monday through Thursday for two to three hours a day. Some ofthe best tournaments the team competed in were Waxahachie where they placed third, and Gainesville where they finished seventh, Doug Brooks was the team's best player with the low score of 76 in the Waxahachie tournament. Coach Brangan said he enjoyed coaching because lt's fun in the spring when the weather's good, and it's a totally different sport. - ALEX CHRISTIE 1 Steady - Thao Nguyen practices her hitting techni- lf ,fp , 4 ques at the Willow Springs golf course. ,U Look out! - Kevin Wester sends the ball flying dur- K ,, p w' i X ing after school practice. wif T gif. ' -- . if -T 4 t'- A 4 K -1 . ti- r 7+ fi' '-ff L i C -X t'-t kitiilii , lf' F Q .. . f -- : 'W' , Lamp., gpisfvjggi A - 1 aa ' , is vow Mi' 5 f ' i '3 f'if YNlQ' Ellis' BFE' ' t i M -aes -. ' 'N i - if .. . ,n , an -z.,-3 '- , Girls' Golf Team: Top Row: Kelly Croft, Charlie Joplin, Thao Nguyen, Charee Cathy. Bottom Row: Christi Tillison, Kelli Leonardo, Kara Bailey, Pam Brigham, jen- nifer Long. , , 4 Concentration - Senior Kelli Leonardo works on her stance ing practice. 124 Golf l i 4 l l l l l l i l l l

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w..,,,g Five Musketeers - Scott Watmn, jimmy Thorton, Mills Shallene, David An- thony and Steve Sagerson run in for a big finish. , Lookout - Tim Theodore is at the high jump again. 1 l 1 4 4 l 1 1 i 1 1 School record set Boys track team place Znd, 3rd in district The thunder bolts of the boys' track team flashed to vic- tory in the district meet. At the District 4A 7 Track Meet, April 22 at Boswell High School, the Varsity team set a school record. The previous record for the spring relay had been 43.5, but with the four man team of Lewis Fournier, Cary McKay, Rod Dearing and Spencer McCoruit, the record was shattered when they stopped to clock at 43.18. Other team members who helped the team rise to the top were Tim Bouma, who finished 4.37 in the mile rung Paul Hammeke, whose high jump equaled 6.35 Dake jackson, whose 126 Boys Track Win-.,, . Y f shot flew 49.3g Tim Theodore, who vaulted 12 feet, and Rod McNamar who came in at 2.02 in the 800. ' The junior Varsity track also did an exceptional job this season. Freshman Kurt Fournier ran 11.4 in the 100, and 3.46 in the mile relay. C. B. Crouder achieved a 45.2 in the 300 in- termediate hurdles, and Barry Dikes vaulted over the l00f 10 high hurdles. These contributions helped Keller blaze the path of glory by achieving a 3rd place varsity and 2nd place ,IV district win. - STEPHANIE CARRIER rf' fund: W .... . 4. W.. 3. A up --an-..,..,, -... mm . 1'- V9' . Coming Mom! - Rod McNamar sprints into a first place lead.