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raduation day will be come back to campus for home

twice as emotional for games; some even make it to the

some of our dedicated away games.

senior athletes. Not only Each senior has his or her own

will they be leaving be­ special memory. It may be the

hind memories of night­ one time he made a slam dunk

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ly devotions with close or grand slam or goal, or the

friends and roomates, fun Sat­ time she made the winning run

urday afternoon beach volley­ in softball or the final spike that

ball games, Mr. “B" Johnson's took the team to the champi­

“dog” sermons, and Dr. Spotts onship. For these reasons, we

“ snicker” before chapel an­ can be assured that we have not

nouncements; they also will seen the last of our 1991 grad­

never forget the hard work, the uation athletes. They will reap­

victories (some of which were pear both in the stands with

hard-fought), the recooperating cheering fans as well as back on

after defeats, travelling as a the court or field as a part of the

team, the cheers and painted alumni team to take on the fu­

faces of the animals, and the ture, “younger" teams.

great coaching staff they have

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been under for the past four

years.

“It's going to be tough to leave

it all behind, and not physically

be a part of the team anymore,

but I'm sure that emotionally I'll

always be a Cougar fighting for

another victory," states one ath­

lete. The bond between team­

mates and their coaches is nearly

impossible to break, especially

after four years under such

coaches as Del Wubbena, Bob

Carver, Dr. Ken Brown, Kris

DeWitt, Vicki Grooms, and Mike

Gold (who is new this year).

Many graduates continue to

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