Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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tive sing EELICIA ROBINSON, ALICIA GARCIA, KELLY GRATIN, TERE- SA REEVES, AND CHRISSY YAROSIK RAN IN THE DISTANCE EVENTS. CHRISTINA ARRIBAS TOPPED THE 440, AND RAKITA AND LEYLA BOTH MADE SPECTACULAR PEREORMANCES IN THE 220 AND IOO-YARD EVENTS. HIGH I UMPERS WERE KELLY GRATIN, CHRYSTAL MCGEE, AND IACKIE ROSAS. AN OUT- STANDING DISCUSS THROWER AND SHOTPUTTER WAS KATHY HOPPER. HEAD COACH SMITH, COACH HONDA, AND COACHES HURLBURT, CASPRY, AND BLACK WORKED TOWARDS THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENTIRE TEAM. l se en The jump heard 'round the world - this is itl Rakita Roberson jumped I7 teet, 2 inches to break Loara's record. Meghan Boyle is caught putting extra hurdles on the track tor her opponents. Felicia Robinson searches tor tour leat Clovers - and tinds onel Cathy Arribas takes the lead, with Chris- tina close behind. eight Look out on the track! It's Iamie Sum' mersl No, it's Geraldine Ferrarol No, it's Shelly Farrell and her vicious pen!!! Crystal McGee goes tor the high jump. The l986-87 Girls' Track Team. Melanie Midani flashes that Covergirl Smile. girls' trackfl I I

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