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Students In Special Event The race is not always to the swift but to those who keep on running. This philosophy truly came to life for the PHS resource students who participated in the Special Olympics in April. Allyn Amyx and Shannon Williams are two resource students who partici- pated in the Special Olympics. When asked why they entered the Olympics, Williams said, I wanted to run, to win, and to have fun. Amyx said that he en- tered to see how far I could throw the softball. Both of these students accomplished their goals. Williams placed third in the softball throw, and fourth in the 50 me- ter run. Amyx placed second in the soft- ball throw, and third in the 50 meter run. They both qualified for the state meet that is held at Memorial Stadium every summer. The resource teachers Klassje Moffatt and Juanita Reyes helped the students to train for the events. We practiced every day in P.E., and as the Olympics drew closer we even practiced some during class, stated Moffatt. The Special Olympics is put on by the Texas Special Olympics Association, a division of the Kennedy Foundation. The Lion's Club provided the school with uniforms and helped to pay for the Olympics. by Anne Blakeley —Special Olympics 99—
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- 1. Shannon Williams and Jennifer Hatch take a moment out of their busy schedules to pose for a quick picture. 2. Jennifer Hatch lets everyone know she is proud of herself with a big smile. 3. Pride is one thing the Special Olympics attempt to teach kids like Emilio Flores, who shows off his new ribbon. 4. Allyn Amyx is proud to have won a red ribbon for his event. 5. Running races is one thing that makes Shannon Williams happy with herself. 6. Special Olym- pics now only make participants proud of themselves, but also lets them make new friends. 7. Team members include: Emilio Flores, middle school; Shannon Williams, Allyn Amyx, high school; John Reyes, middle school; Billy Morgan, middle school; Mary Dorsey, sponsor; Jennifer Hatch, middle school; not pictured. Head Coach Juanita Reyes. —98 Special Olympics—
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