Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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Why are these people running? They're not look- ig over their shoulder so they aren't being chased. reddy Kruegger is nowhere to be seen. Why? Just all me Why? Do these people like sweat? Are they :to heaving breaths of exhaustion? It could be the ivid feeling of competition and speed that draws eople to Track. Maybe it's the feeling of individual ctory that is open to them. Rather than total dependence on team work, ack relies on each runner's speed, endurance, nd the ability to compete under pressure. Says ,ristie Wilson, Being in track gives me a chance to evelop my competitiveness. If I win, l know l did it ompletely by myself. Movies such as Three Amigos and lshtar wact scenes of walking through the desert, de- :ribing how absolutely horrid it is and here our rack stars run through the desert. What is wrong ith this picture? The myth that track's just running has long since een blown over. Track's choices are endless, vell, not quite endlessl: hurdles, shot put and scus, relays, distance, longjump, triplejump, high mp, 100 and 200 yard dashes, pole vault, and ple jump are choices. A bat isn't needed, a ball isn't necessary, and in ost cases, all that is needed is muscle power. 1at's something that separates track from other Jorts. Track is not for whimps. Track is for people who 'e willing to exercise, to work their muscles to the nit and then some. One guy seemed to think he Juld run faster than a car, according to his letter' an's jacket. Of course, the car was a Nova, but ' t's not important right now. Coaches Burleson, lleran, and Ries probably would like very much to . their team accomplish that, but all they really :ked was for everyone to do their best. ' it 1,1 s ,Si 'A s f , A T vc, ff. I .Q . - sw... PY 4' A ,ff . . .8 5 . all X ' ' 5 if N ' . 'A . . , 1 ,W -. ,. -fi' -. lisa 33fi.'5?5 K . f .li . .'.. . 7.19114 . 'ALM . argie LaGaurdia flexes her muscles for the imera. O W. A , 'M K' I 1 M C' 3 7 Q , , . I 3 M .V ILAA y ' , , 'if.Q'V. Q Q , . . I f E V Agfa? f..n.' wif 3 . fig. w. - . I ,rr ' ' 5 was 2? 53921 ' Tx -rr'-i Umph! Jim Martin says, appropriately. Looking good, Rodney Mitchell f f N E '. . X - - 'X ,.--, ' ' 5 - Q. T if it 4 , W ' W A . .... . ..,fll i In :,k , H -V f-,, ,,. ....,. .... wi...--,qgfe q 4, .A ' I f N -rl fl. A r.... W l ff a . 5. ' is llsi . M -Nt.,,,u, , f ', A .L A . . A .L -V-5 Worley goes in for the pass, Harlzell keeps a steady pace. Carol.Pestana tries her piece at The Greatest American Hero. Whoosh! 107