MacArthur High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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f l L. to R.: Row 1-Lori Popa, Ellen Knickmeyer, Teresa King, Eleyse Deatherage, Rita Bailey, Piti Rooks Margaret Stewart. Row 2-DeAnn Blackburn, Ethel Pennington, Susan Smothers, Allyson Herber, Felicia Kendricks Jackie Miller, Lois Tubbs, Caroline Pettigrew. Sr. Eleyse Deatherage hands the baton to Sr. Teresa King. Piti Rooks and Ellen Knickmeyer are prepared for the gun that starts the race. 1, gig 1133- 1:4 ' A -ft' ,,k' . A A I ,..,., - f ,...,, .. tirr 'ff 3? ,Ly - Z, -rf , 'fu n .251 Fr' 'f.' H ,. . st.. . . . 5' f , ,. , . ,, . 9 , . r:w. , f- ' ff 1' ge . ,N f- - my ,,,,,,,.,',fg,-W . '- , +I- A ' 1 U ., . , K ,: 1 i f ' ' is,.se , ' .3 5 , f - , V. , W E .A - '.', I ' 1- , f' ' I' . . 1 -T, ,r,, sv f ..gM,4.eW.. V ,..- f ., .A..,. . .Yl+.g,,f, 1.1, -ezwtggggfgh iff ff ' S 7 ,ggwwmsimf- ' m,f43ayjq?2:e.its-.Q-ggi? ' - 2 'Y -1, 2 1 3 2? i., 'erm wr N'sgWf'-1-lfftzffffi? 'pike . 1 - T' H 552 142 Athletes ln Action Coach-Mrs. Walker Caroline Pettigrew flies over the hurdle!

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X X. , 5 Mile Relay ll .' k X X Hi fl' : I ie' '-Q---ees L. to R.: Grady Shoemaker, Cardell Day, Andre Townsend, Jerry McConico, Sammy Brown. 2-Mile Relay ff: 9 .Xl 5 Q QQ f 65 f I l 1 g, -,.-1 4 I 5 ff ll' '3 1 I 1 I 2-Milers 5 e fir Li m Q , 1 X f gg - ff 'M eg - , f f z L. to R.: Danny Smith, Danny McCarty, Phillip Tos- spon, Fred Smith, Rene Cantu. Q. , ,T 323 .wi l l R 1 L QXXXQKX L. to R.: Terry McCon- ico, Robin Rochelle, Andre Townsend, Phil- lip Tosspon, Jerry McConico. Athletes In Action 141

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