McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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inifer Cook concentrates in the blocks. A l it , 'Q ,. Qf.,.tif wa- , .wa ' news' ' I ff: ftft ,.,. Fl:--wr i i,, .. stride for it rack is more than just running around the track, it involves coordination, dexterity and speed. The girls practice every day after school. The practices are filled with en- durance testing workouts concentrating on technique, style, and skill. The meets are throughout February, March, April, and May. The goals were to win district, state, and whatever titles were within their reach. In her first year of coaching at Mc- Cullough, Coach Williams said, l want to teach my girls as much as l can about the sport of track and field and to build a championship tradition in the girls track and cross country programs. Stephanie Jernigan commented, I feel strongly about this season. Coach Wil- Iiams knows what she's teaching us and l 4- 4- . W , - . . ry 11:5 1' . ' fi 4 f i' :gli -3 514 7 A a 553. I ' f - . 'tml 4 -' g,t34gl :4 ' ,S l' ' r L 'fy I I Jin, 3. r, Xtra i ua- .44 , r Az Top row: M. Cox, M. McBride, S. Newman, C. Nielson, T. Wales, A. Lundy, G. Wals, K. Neunschwander, S. Davis, S. Esones. Middle: Coach Mikeseka, T. Mejia, N. Turcinovic, J, Stanwise, S. Jernigan, J. Hill, G. Meyer, A. Flobertson, C. Lakkis, Coach Williams. Bottom: A, Grantham, J. Phenlcie, K. Neureshoff, R. Kanak, J. Cook, K. Butterworth, T. Canmarta, V admire her athletic ability Carla Davison, Christy Pels, and Molly McBride anxiously await the start of the race

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The coaches watch their team wnth pride. :YZ f t 7 li m Q Q! 1 J--if I may ff Xt , 3 x a NV' Ea' . ' of t -' , ' r , 1 1. . sly I W t n A 3 r 1 Y-'-,' x ' , or x gl was rf Y-f Ng X, fr . to - 1 1 Wm, ' Mary Cox eases through practice. The track team knows how to work together. has 03 rt G me 0 utfed 8 wet SQOWBDC aSm C C5 C 3, 'Y 'I p C5 Roxanne Kanack gets a good jump on her start of f

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h ng kong ,ohooey W, ost people relate being new with being better. One group of people who agrees with this statement is the members of the newly-formed judo team. The club was founded by junior Richard Jones and his instructor, Andy Connelly, a fourth degree black belt. I have trained in judo before and I realized that a club here would be a good idea, said Jones. The purpose of the seven member team is to teach self-defense and to pro- vide a fun way to exercise. Through sev- eral hours of practice each week, team members learned many ways to protect themselves in case they ever needed to. A standard judo match consists of ei' ther getting your opponent down to the mat using different techniques such as a pin or a choke or getting him to surrender. Team members were able to compete throughout the year and participate in the state tournament. ' 'Q - Richard Jones holds Andy Parks and forces him to surrender. 1--.,-:i. ik , I . . XT- I vw MH I 1 ii , .,, V Q- 'T n X U71 ,M , M. V I l f -E An'-'IY Pafks PVBCUCCS flipping SOON Gaspafd- Coach Andy Connelly shows the proper technique for choking your opponei tea-ffwv