Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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iw U u 1. his ,,,, 5, . xr . Ve lfiff ...Zi ' 4 I . a f 1 A kj? .21 I V' Vx' .. - 24. A I, .,, ,., 'Si 'fini' nr . 'af ,rr H. v'f ' awk' ,S if A ' M.. Z new 1 . 1 '-sr o fb 6 if 1 4. Girls Track Kim Glasgow's first place finish in the 5-4A State mile run was the cli- max of the '75 girls' track season. Kim ran a 5124.2 to be South's se- cond State winner ever in an indivi- dual event and established a new school record. Seven other girls besides Kim qua- lified for State. They were Cindy Poague, high jump, Barbara Vince, 440 yd. dashg Lori Ellis 440 and 880 yd. relays, Julie Hodge, 440 and 880 yd. relays, Kathy Kennedy, 880 yd. relay, and Vanessa Wright, 440 yd. relay. CKL proved to be tougher than ever before as the girls placed third in the team competition behind Man- hattan and McPherson. However, in- dividual performances were still tops. - . A .'f'Qf1f e 1sf5fW-A ' , f Hgh! .. wil' . . mgsg, , ,,... it ' 4 ,t,. if L ' 3? ev ., ew 1.4.7 . or.,-. , flip. 7 ' g, jffeiw' .L wif 1. .21 ' 4 Quan.. ,QV haf... 5' P 'Wifi - ev lg-fgiiafl 4 saw 1 - wr. 1... .L Barbara Vince claimed the 440 yd. dash title in 62.6 and teammate Kim Glasgow won the mile in 5238.4 The 800 yd. relay team consisting of Sue Lefort, Kathy Kennedy, Lori Ellis, and Julie Hodge ran a 1148.9 for an- other victory. The 440 and 880 yd. medley teams placed second and freshman Sandy Kelley finished se: cond in the long jump with a leap of 16'5 3f4 to establish a new school record. Other school records broken were in the high jump, 110 yd. low hur- dles, and the 440 yd. relay. Cindy Poague jumped 5'1,' and Sue Lefort ran 16.5 in the hurdles. Running a 50.9, the relay team of Hodge, Lefort, Ellis, and Wright broke the old mark of 51.5. Y Q 1 1.5 f 5 1-M , .mf - f -.- .- we ,, - . t.- 'er is V 1. Rhonda Glasgow and Kathy Kennedy cud- dle up to stay warm at the cold and windy Salina Triangular. 2. Barbara Vince leads the CKL 440 yd dash to go on to win as teammate Sandy Kelley finished close behind. 3. Joan Diehl shows her talent on the discus ring. girls' track 1

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I i, warms --.. i +' 1, We . ...X 'X Q E. PWTNK.. Qt f3TfQr55.3 8 .FQLQWQ 5 A . 3. -if ,, Law . .. , , . ..,. if .K nv ' af . Ak sat., ., f. -,. Q'w1,-W., A A l My :fins 01112. -A fa. , X Q s f ow., on At, x .A M 'fa l's'x pales- 0' S ' T5 - .-dl' V Qmmqgwmqg 4 sg fMwMWWw4 1 ,W,,- , its 1 fd .f,2 ,....a- , v ,ON 1. South's top hurdler, Sue Lefort, leading the final heat of the 110 yd. low hurdles. 2. Kim Glasgow sets the pace for another winning mile run. 3. Cindy Poague Fosbury flopped to a new school high jump record. 4. Sprinter Vanessa Wright anchored many winning 440 yd. relays. 5. Members of the 1975 girls' track team are: IST ROW, Lizanne Niles, Kathy Olson, Kim Glasgow, Sue Lefort, Marlene McGuire, Roma Baldwin, Michele Seigman, ,Lisa Seigman, Rhonda Glasgow. 2NlJ HOW, Lori Ellis, Joan Diehl, Yolanda Gay, Valerie Jones, Vanessa Wright, Pam Liepitz, Barbara Vince, Cindy Poague, Beth Riedl, Sally McCargar. 31-BD ROW, Patti Blickman, Pam Hatch, Jill Cyr, Claudia Elliott, Sandy Kelley, Julie Hodge, Kathy Kennedy, Janet Wright. 6. Lori Ellis and Julie Hodge hand off on the second leg of the 880 yd. relay. 7. Coaches Kathleen Burkle and Jolene Johnson confer at a meet. girls' track 2