U S Grant High School - General Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Touchdown! Charlie Baxter scores a touchdown and beats Ty Wenthold in paper football. Volley. Kathy Tilson practices her swing before a big match. Air-bound. Larry Baker flips into the air during one of his gymnastics routines. gg 1 . 1 Q - ,Lie ' ., 'A wr: . I . N, , ff . W is .WI .,VG V ' ,. ' X 'L v N N. wafer M- aw ff 1,1sH+f+e 'N' f -L. 4, 444 -'fr F .-Q A J. .. ,, Aff!-v mal! i -T sAlQ it -. ll I Xa, .- - l T F .. . -Q 1 I .. - f U -'xg N I I- V , , Qliglllgw 1 . igfgi Xml l . +3 4771 f mm e released most of our energy through athletics. There were football games, tennis matches, basketball games, and many other events. We took our frustrations out on balls, rackets, bats, gloves, and sometimes even each other. Some of the best times we had were out on the field, the court, and the track. Although some of us were only spectators, we were as in- volved in the game as the players. Watching them play became an important part of our schedule. Athletics were an important part of us. We wanted everyone to know we were the best we could be. I 3 uv. Shape up. Some athletes jog through the halls to get into shape. 2 General Explosion r Xi-

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