Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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'I 1' 0 f . . A 13 of I .. Saga . ff sw' ' R Takin a quiet moment away from her hectic dayjunior Lisa Reynolds ponders the after school swim prac- E tice that she will attend. She begins each day with a 5:50 a.m. swim practice. Swimming, Reynolds become duog practices dominates spare time Swimming has been a very big part of Lisa Reynold's life for 11 years. Practicing six days a week and up to three and one-half hours a day, the Northwest junior has become an accomplished swimmer. She swam competitively on the YMCA Neptunes and the school's swim team. Reynolds is a two-time letterwomen for the Grizzly swim team. During her sophomore year at State, she was a member ofthe first place relay team. Individually, she placed third in the 500 freestyle and the 50 yard freestyle. Swimming and Reynolds make a perfect duo. I am a very competitive person and I like challenging things, she said. Probably the challenge of swimming and the thrill of winning are the the most gratifying things to me in swimming. A typical day for Reynolds starts at 4:45 a,m. for a morning swim practice. After practice she gets ready for attending a full-day of classes at Northwest. Immediately following the 2:55 p.m. dismissal bell Reynolds is back in the swimming pool for another practice session. After dinner she spends time completing homework assignments and watching some television. Most nights, however, she retires early. Reynold's friends, parents and coach encourages her to swim to her fullest poten- tial. She states that her coach provides the most encouragement. Encouragement is often mistaken for pressure, she said. Although swimming dominates her time, Reynolds has no major difficulties in maintaining grades and participating in social activities with her friends. She avoids these difficulties by an efficient organization of her time. In her spare time, however, she said she does what any other swimmer would, and that is sleep. -Stefcmy VonScoyk john Miller Matt Miller Craig