Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Practice Makes Perfect! - Senior Paige Bradley repeatedly practices hurdle in hopes of placing in district. Go . . . Blue! - Freshman Tanya Hampton hands the baton off to senior Paige Bradley in rhe 800 relay in hopes of qualifying for regionals. We did it! - The Varsity girls show the third place trophy they won in district. E .ft . -vw f Q wwf i ,s A A. W 1 - .N .-r-,ar-wtf, R A-was H! -'M A rg all at .KM Can I Stop? - Sophomore Brooke Bradley finishes an after school practice with a smile. l .,,1, , am. vi af Nap Time - Two track members take a nap after a hard day's work. Girls' Track 129

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Hard work pays off! Varsity girls place 3rd in district To your mark, set, go! are the most important words people hear during track season. Even though track meets were a time to show what the athletes had, the long hours of practice after school is what made the skill track season either a success or failure, said Paige Bradley. , For Varsity track, it was a success. The hours of hard work paid off at the district track meet, said Brooke Bradley. The team came in third overall, and had two that qualified for regionals. junior Renee Rowell qualified in both the 100 and the 3200 meter runs, winning both, and freshman Liz Combs qualified in high jump and the 400 meter dash, winning second in both events. Others that placed were the Varsity mile relay team, which con- sisted of Lisa Brandon, Stacey Starkey, Liz Combs and Kristi Hicks, who came in fourth. Members of the 800 relay team, Mikell Oldham, Tanya Hampton, Stacey Starkey and Paige Bradley placed fifth. Paige Bradley placed fifth in 100 meter hurdles. Lisa Brandon placed third in the 100 meter dash. The sprint relay team, Mikell Oldham, Tanya Hampton, Lisa Brandon and Kristi Hicks placed fourth. Kristi Hicks also placed fourth in the 200 meter dash. Joelee Strickland placed sixth in shot. Other members on the Varsity were Lara Gerdes, Tisha Wfilliams, Heather Spore, Kasie Rogers, Monica Fandrich, and Cristal Clark. The junior Varsity worked just as hard as the Varsity but didn't make quite the showing that Varsity did, said Paige Bradley. They came in fifth overall. They also had several that qualified. Deanna Sims placed fifth in the 1600 meter run. Angie Frank placed sixth in the 200 meter dash and sixth in shot. Rhonda Kitchens placed fifth in the 100 meter dash. The JV sprint relay team which consisted of Brooke Bradley, Kim Spiva, Angie Frank and Rhonda Kitchens placed fifth. The 800 relay team Brooke Bradley, Angie Frank, Rhonda Kitchens and Ann Vaughn placed fifth. Other members include Cindy Mays, Tracey Tague, Lori Clooney and Rose May. - MELANYE CHITTUM iziifiif 'i eff: Q ,,,, 3 I Surprise - Paige Bradley gets a surprise picture taken right before the 800 relay team competes in the District track meet. Others in the picture are Stacey Starkey and Tanya Hampton. 128 Girls Track . 0 5 N P' 5 ., 4 ,fa s t., gb 0225? 4 sf , I wqggwg J' ga 59 Q A ,ggb fa-'X Sir 'Q mam yr Q W Maid qwtvrgkgyxkggig Kan? Ls , ,. I . . 1 A. D .fr .rua - K M.. S ' . ffl . GM '- V 'if u v , 1 ' , .ii I . . s'. 'f' '- 1 ' '- .1 4: r fr. 1 'W R - ' sg, v- ...M '- ' N ur, 4, 1 we '- 't ,,- was 11 .tx aaqg. ' ,, . ., ff! 3 f s.- sv- ..- f . , .. -- 1. .-ws asf . - -r...s.4 MU. nf So how We doing? - Coach Laura Bynum and Coach Beth Hobensack watch from a nearby hill while Coach Louise Bailey talks strategy to some of the girls.

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