Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ODE two 80, fcross country three CROSS COUNTRY IS A CHALLENGING SPORT THAT DEMANDS BOTH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DISCIPLINE LOARA 'S CROSS COUNTRY HAS IT ALL. EACH RUNNER MUST PRACTICE LONG AND HARD TO WIN A RACE THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HA VE BEEN LED BY AN OUT STANDING RUNNER CHRISTIAN BRANNSTROIVL WHO SAID EVEN THOUGH MOST OF THE TEAM DIDN'T RUN OVER THE SUMMER WE STILL DID WELL. PRACTICING SIX DAYS A WEEK OBVIOUSL YBENEFITS THE RUNNERS' PERFORMANCE THE FIRST TWO DA YS OF THE WEEK WERE RESERVED FOR LONG DISTANCE RUNNING AND ENDURANCE ON WEDNESDAY THE TEAM PREPARED FOR THE UPCOMING RACE THURSDA YS WERE RESERVED FOR COMPETITION DOING SIX EASY MILES ON FRIDA YS AND RACING ON SA TURDA YS THE TEAM SHOWED A LOT OF IMPROVEMENT LEADING THE TEAM WAS HEAD COACH DA VE SMITH WHO SAID THE TEAM SHOWED GREAT EFFORT DURING THE SEASON AND THEIR RECORD PROVED IT RICHARD LE VINE SAID, WE HAD A REALLY GOOD SEASON I THINK IT WAS OUR BEST SINCE 1979. WE WORKED REALLY HARD THIS YEAR AND IT PAID OFF WITH AN UNDEFEA TED SEASON THE RUNNERS WERE VERY EXCITED OVER THE CLE TOURNAMENT ALL RUNNERS DEDICATED THEMSEL VES TO THE TEAM AND THIS DEDICATION LED THEM TO VICTORY 1. The Junior Varsity Team: L Maloney, L Levine, R. Marquee D Neate, L 0lave, L Urdaz, Coach Smith. 2. Christian Brannstrom 'hours it on to reach the Rnishline hrst. 3. There is much concentration needed to win a race. 4. Robert Seebo leads his running partner to second place in a grueling race. 5. The FroshfSoph Cross Country Team: P. Lo, E Hsu, C. Liu, L Gowan, W Mortenson, E, Jaime. 6. The Varsity Cross Country Team: D. Natch, L Onotre, R. Seebo, C. Solis, R Garcia, D. Bradshaw, C. Brannstrom, Coach Smith. ... .. VJ, rf. Y V .Y.... ,-.1-1 'LE W