Seneca High School - Tiger Yearbook (Seneca, KS)

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Next, a relay, in which the seconds taken in the handoff might mean victory or defeat. The end of a race - the only feeling being fatigue. Whether winning or losing, it's always there to greet the runner at the end of his road, in which each of the participants gives his all - to the honor of his coach, his school, and himself. Victory - Being first to break a ribbon means so much, not only to the winner of that par- ticular race, but also to the other members of the squad and to the coach. The Beginning - The start of a race ' 9 WEE? Nj VKTEFNN HN ,e?fzhlsie,.lfgi R , at ,m ' any 3 H tt,nr.. X E31 V' w . X ik, wo 1 MWF' elites? H H Qsau'wm L2

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The Warm-up A jump-shot brings two more points Will he make it? Lierz goes up! Guarding close? You'11 have to go around Coach and the Starting Five. We want 3 TiP-0ff1 Mission Accomplished! I

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