King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Coach Ferguson's pride in her Lady Lions shows in her winning smile Top Right Sophomore. Tracey Reeves shows excellent form in her serve against Chamberlain Dawn Hagenkotter and Tara Williams anxiously await the ball to appear over the net. 1 46 Volleyball

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A Natural High Ask any girl on the Cross Country team from three year veteran, Nan- cy Roset to first year rookie. Christi Culbreth why she runs. The possibilities are endless, but one answer remains evident. Running is much more than a sport. It is a natural, healthy way to look and feel better about yourself. Returning to the team were seniors Nancy Roset — team captain. Lauri Deer. Amy Voigt, Kerry Geiger, and Lori Godheim. Another team member and promising future hopeful was sophomore Christi Culbreth. Team members formed a strong bond of loyalty and friendship with each other Both Coach Dale Adams and Damon Sterling — assistant coach, were always there to help their girls through periods of anxiety, frustration, shin splints, and other hardships associated with running As the girls competed in each grueling two mile course, they were cheered on by fellow team members, parents, and coaches. This strong team spirit, sense of per- sonal pride, and winning coaches' ap- proval excelled the Girls Cross Country team to a natural high! TERESA SLATTERY Spectators cheer on Christi Culbreth as she approaches the finish line in record time. Lon Godheim uses the support of Coach Adams' truck to help her stretch for her next race KING VS OPPONENT Leto Invitational Wmterhaven Invit Cougar Invitational Bishop Invitational Freshman Sophomore — Western Conference Western Conference — Championship Key Club Kiwanis — invitational Districts Regional State Girls' Cross Country 45

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Service With a Smile The Lions took the floor this season with one returning player and 12 unseasoned players With high spirits and dedication, they con- tinued to improve with each match. Their task at hand was one of rebuilding and learning the skills that would prepare them for next season. This year proved to be a learning ex- perience in which the team gained confidence and comradship. Being competitive was one of the team's main goals in which they succeeded. A real leader on the court proved to be second team Western Conference member — Dawn Bagenrotter. Return- ing senior and team captain, Elizabeth Cate, showed strong leadership qualities both on and off the court Power hitters — Charlene Carter, Tara Williams, and setter — Bobbi Gittens worked well together to achieve a win- ning effect. Coach Ferguson looked upon her first year as team coach as a success. She was looking forward to the next year with anticipation when the Lions will take to the court once again. TERESA SLATTERY Senior captam. Elizabeth Cate, digs out a deep serve against Gaither Dawn Hagcnkotter displays her setting technique that earned her 2nd Team Western Conference KING VS. OPPONENT Plant City Jefferson and Hillsborough Brandon and Gaither Tampa Bay Tech. Chamberlain and Plant East Bay Robinson Leto and Armwood Volleyball 47