Little Elm High School - Lobo Pride Yearbook (Little Elm, TX)

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On The ight Track 1 The boy's track team exper- ienced an outstanding year. They won four trophies prior to District competition. At the District meet in Celina the re- sults were as follows: 3200 me- ter run: James Hall, lst, Bill Miller, 6th, 400 meter run: Larry Stone, 5th. In the 1600 meter run James Hall was lst and Bill Miller, 6th, 1600 me- ter relay: Larry Stone, Mac McGee, Jimmy Mueller, James Hall, 4th, Pole Vault: Johnny Russo, 6th, and 400 meter relay: Larry Stone, Mac ABOVE: David Burnett puts all he hasfbehind the 12-pound shot. RIGHT: James Hall runs the straight and narrow . . . towards first place: at the state track meet! McGee, Jimmy Mueller, and Steve King, 5th. A school record was set this year on April 9 in Frisco by senior James Hall of 4:36:35 in the 1600 meter run. The old record had been held by Kelly Braswell C831 Some other outstanding runners this year were: Jimmy Mueller, fastest sprinter and Mac McGee, fas- test hurdler. In April James Hall quali- fied at Stephenville for the State Track Meet in Austin on May 14. f ,,- an 1 ,fi ABOVE: Ian Whaley and Nick Tar vash look at each other before other 1600m run and say, Here go again!l' .-i ,wg-.-.1111-mu-mam.

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The Thrill Of Victory 30 yards, 20 yards .... The Lady Lobos broke the ribbon all sbyab fthe way to Regionals. The beginning of the year started offfwell, but no one expected such a great ending. At Dis- trict, the Lobo mile relay tSa- briria Burgert, Cindy Lara, Toni Hayes, 8a J eanetta Hallj threatened the previous cham- pioris, Celina, as they came in a close second. Others fKrissi Higgins, Raelene Tsosie, 8a Emily Laraj qualified for Re- gionals in events ranging from the lO0m. dash to the 3200m. run. As the dust cleared over Tarelton State University two weeks later, Jeanetta Hall and Emily Lara both excitedly ad- vanced to State in both the one and two mile events. With the help of friends, they continued to workout and push them- selves. Then on May 13, Emily andfhleanetta, along with 16 supporters, took off for Aus- tin.fEmily placed 3rd and 4th andffileanetta took two 5th places. The Lobo girls will have a new, District next year with many experienced athletes re- turning. This season was per- fectly stated by Emily Lara when she said, I made itlll' ABOVE: Johnny Russo keeps Jean- etta Hall standing after a grueling two mole run. ABOVE: Neck and neck at Krissi Higgins pushes her to regionals in the 100m dash. LEFT: Only one more lap to go! Mil er Kathy Traxler taxes her endur ance to the limit. RIGHT: And they're off! Emily Lara and Jeanetta Hall are in the lead from the very beginning of the 2 mile race. il 1. gif 4 ABOVE: Nervous? No way! Krissi Higgins, Tammy Hill, Kim Capps, Julie Folks, Sandy McGee, and Kathy Traxler relax before the next race.