Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WGODS When you've done all you can do, you have to do more. This is the way coach Joe Bradford describes cross country running. He also says, Ninety percent of the racing is mental. If you don't have a good attitude toward the sport, it doesn't matter how good a shape you're in. You won't do well. Coach Bradford also feels that all of his runners had great attitudes and that is why they did so well. Mike Archer was the teams most outstanding runner this year. He won the county in the 3.2 mile race with an excellent time of 16.34. Susan Rice also excelled on this year's cross country team. She was first in the region in the 2 mile race with a superb time of 13.01. The boys' team concluded the season at third in the region and the girls at seventh. ln the county meet, the boys were third and the girls sixth. Coach Bradford says he enjoyed his first season as a coach at Sprayberry. Top left: A GOOD ATTITUDE really does make a difference. Mark Farmer came out late in the season with a winning attitude and a time of 21.34, and by his last meet had brought that time down to an 18.21. Top right: DETERMINATION AND CONCENTRATION are what Susan Raney needed to get forty-seventh in a region of over 100 thin-clads. Right: NECK AND NECK are Gina Boughton and Susan Rice, two outstanding members of the girls cross country team. Below: BREAKING AWAY from the crowd is junior Mark Farmer. Coach Bradford comments that Mark was determined to do well and will be a great asset to the team next year. Bottom right: LONEUNESS IS THE PRICE you have to pay for being good, Not only is Susan Rice a superb runner but also an excellent student. AD mf. ef ff' Q, ,. rew- . 4. ' g- lt. .e s ,rf' 1 .-is 3:48 1 . A , -sf I , . .'. H I , in - ie .- vn- I I 1 A 9 mf? bi I l - W- !f -42 , YI ,, va , A 4 gl 5 Aa ' 4 56 ' Lf