Whites Creek High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Whites Creek, TN)

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DIPPING FOR SPORT Any one that has seen a swim mce can't argue the point that it is one o the tougher sports to prepare for. A person’s lung capacity must be larg« to compete with the foes of the swim ming Cobras. Under the guidance o Mrs. Estes, the team not only compct ed but also managed to capture a fev victories. Asked once what satisfac tion she got out of the sport, Mrs. Es tes replied, “Watching members o this team compete after just learnini to swim this year. ■ Top Row: L. to R. Coach Pete Ball, Gina Vaughn, Renee Blankenship, Theresa Marlatt, Mrs Estes. Second Row: Scott Stanley, Amber Pond, Matt Walker, Joy Bates, Alfred Starks, Toni Terrell, Pat Hunt. Bottom: Alane Drumright, Darrell Ozment, Amy Ness, Stanley Harris, Jenni- fer Pigue, Phillip Young, Ronke Okediji.

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YOUNG AT HEART It was a young team that took to the field against hardened vet- erans of the N.I.L. Success was not to be for this group of Cobras but they gained enough exper- ience to make them want to come back and try again next year. SOCCER

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STATE CHAMPIONS The boys track team took it all and the girls captured 3rd place in the state meet this year. Credit must be given to Jeff Powell, who took the hur- dles, Dwight Johnson, who took second in the long jump, and Jackie Cowan who cap- tured the high jump. Coach Nollner and Coach Smith have every reason to be proud of their youngsters for their hard work and courage in meets that can only be described as tough. In our third season of exis- tence, we have gone as far as possible in a sport that requires training and expertise and long hours of practice. V, y 77 TRACK