Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Striding With Exellence The track team, coached by Jim Cook and Richard Jacobson, had a fair season considering their size. The team placed third in the city. They had some outstanding individuals. Captain Kim Trueblood placed first in the city in the shot putt and discus. Captain Demetre Martin placed first in the city in the 100 meter. ▲ A Alexander Shannon raises his hands because he's sure. A Malt Sabin tries to widen the distance between him and his competition. A ► John Serena sprints towards the finish. A ► ► Kim Trueblood shows his strength. ► Rodney Barth tries to get that extra inch. 132 Track

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Young Team Works Hard The girl's junior varsity softball team was coached by Mike Extrand. Six out of nine starting players were freshmen. The highlight of the season was winning against Edison both times in the play offs. The most valuable players were Andrea Curtis and Rae Dean Walby. j: Hfury 4USW ? A A The softball team sits on the bench, patiently waiting for the game to start. ◄ Heather Wahl gathers up the softball equipment after a hard game. A The catcher gets ready for another strike against Southwest. Girls Softball 131

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Keeping the Pace The cross country teams, coached by Richard Jacobson and Duane Guelle, had tough seasons. The boy's team consisted of twelve runners. Only two of these were seniors: captains Todd Miller and Matt Sabin. Although the season wasn't what they expected, they showed great effort and determination. The girl's team was made up of four runners: Roseanne Hooper, Crystal Jackson, Nikko Jackson, and Jody Thomas. As a result of their size they were unable to compete as a team, but individually they showed great progress. ▲ David Bachler tries to improve his time. ◄ Derek Olson gains valuable running experience in Duluth. ▼ ◄ Roseanne Hooper shows her confidence before a race. ▼ Calvin Day, Matt Sabin, and Todd Miller rest before the day's races begin. Crosscountry 133