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Page 51 text:
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Spirits on high The roar of excited voices and the thundering of feet stomping the bleachers surely was enough to register on the richter scale. A natural castas- trophe it was notp at KWA it is known as a pep rally. Team members were introduced amid enthusiastic shouts of cheerleaders. Voices hoarse from yelling and hands red from clapping were evidence of the soaring spirits. The exhu- berance was climaxed as the soccer team bellowed out one last round of On You Tro- jans.
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Page 50 text:
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Behind the scenes There is a side of sports sel- dom seen and even less fre- quently heralded. There are those dedicated athletes who toil beyond the call of duty, striving for personal excel- lence. One might catch a glimpse of them running laps, working on the leaper, or lift- ing weights. In each instance their efforts continue even as muscles and lungs ache, sweat stings the eyes, and the body cries out in agony. Success will sometimes be determined by the one who goes the extra mile.
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Page 52 text:
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yi to M Wy N, X edgy VARSITY SOCCER WM if Jill fig Vlflj Th 'r h M3 e varsi y soccer team ad an awkward start, being without a per- manent coach for two or three weeks. Then, Richard Booth took the position, and the team was off and kicking. Coach Booth had a challenging task ahead of him be- cause there were only ten varsity players on the team. To help out with this problem, the ninth grade junior varsity players joined with the varsity. It looked as if the Trojans were going to have a successful sea- son, as they defeated their first op- ponent, North State. Troubles were yet to come, with dissension be- tween the varsity and junior varsity players. Even with the problems en- countered, the team pulled together on many occasions and looked very impressive. K1 2 ' j - , ,.,,, 1. - T4 fi: t..' 1 f QQ! , if i f' Q35 , flfl ' al f A is ' f - f' . I . I ,rtt ' 127755.-fist ff. V. 'dffgi' ..',, ' r fx: '- , , . -, f . 'f , . ' S ris- X iff ,,,..', fvif' , 1 35 if T g P :mv . ' l , V 'fff.:a. .. -3' ,,., , . it' f 6 ' f,,. , ts.. Bo. 3 ' H V 4 -.'. 4 1. , K R' W, .- T TSW 14 W 1 Bi First Row: Lee Simril, Brent Mohl, Glenn Record, Eric Bovender, john McDaniel, William Rodriguez, Geoff Peters. Second Row: Clyde Parker, Marc Parsons, Rick Smith, Eddie Martin, john Brand, Greg Whaley, Not Pictured: Fred Wilson, Vann Pierce, Richie Hubbard, Scott Rudolph, Kyle Weaver. 48
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