Mission Middle School - Roundup Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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P.E, students work on those abdominal muscles under the watchful eye of Ms Huckaby (top). The 1986 Track Team (2nd from top). Mr. Steven ' s rigidly disciplined class sit on their numbers for roll call (right). Some students will bend over backwards to do what their P.E. teacher tells them (bot- tom). 28

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During Interclass Olympics It ' s teacher vs. teacher. Each P.E. teacher appoints stu- dents from their class to compete against students from other dosses. Needless to say the competition gets very Intense. Events vary from running events to a pole climb. There ' s even a Tug-a-war on the last day. For their efforts, every student re- ceives an ice cream. Mr. Stevens is about to signal the start of the pole climb (left). Relay runners anxiously await the arrival of their baton carrying teammates (lower left). Unofficially, Reggie Hampton was acknowl- edged as the fastest runner at Mission (low- er right). Olympic Fever

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Roundball Addicts Flanked on either side by Crystal Roig and Evette Roig, Jill Ottoson looks as if she ' s about to throw her ball right at the photog- rapher (top). James Bowen says, Hey, I never go any- where without it! (far left). Chevalo Duckett discovers that when you have a ball you also have a lot of company (above). David Lance with his prized possession (left).