Cross County High School - Yearbook (Cherry Valley, AR)

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DISTRICT CHAIVIPS! 0, I 11'-I , 3 3 ,r . 5 J in ' ' f f - ,M . I I 'N '2 fm.. ,M ID I he Senior girls' team was as successful as everyone thought they would be. A team of mostly juniors, the girls have been through a lot of wins and losses and much hard work since they started their careers in the seventh grade. The team began their year with the Tri- County tournament at Lepan- to. They battled hard but lost to East Poinsett County in the first round. Then the con- ference games began. The girls proved they could work together as they pulled through and for the second year in a row, won the round- robin conference title. Next year's team of mostly seniors should prove to be the best yet as the girls will have the most experience in the COflf6l'6l1C8. CONGRATULATIONS - AGAIN!! 1 - Rebound No. 12, Kaye Karnes will attempt to get the of- fensive rebound over a nice size Jaguar. 2 - No need to rebound No. 12, Kay Karnes will shott, and no. 13, Angy Lockley, is set up to re- bound. However, the shot went in! 3 - All alone No. 22, Jerrie Grady, is all alone and puts the ball up for an easy two points. 4 - Hurry No. 12, Kay Karnes, is in a hurry to drive to the basket and get two before the Jaguar fouls her. 5 - Determined No. 35, Juli Hampton, is determined to get two points here as she has scooted by a Jaguar and is about to score. 6 - Stance Angy Lockley, center, shows good rebounding stance. 1 - No need to lump No. 13, Angy Lockley, shows no need to jump - she's unguarded and the baseline is a good place for her to be. She scores an easy two points! 73

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SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Y l ...-.. x ..-. x 1 Tir: ' .X A.-1. I If A I is w . f I ..,f.,f,.,,-We ..X.- N. ef 13 241 f Front Row, L to R: M. Mauldin, mgr.g J. Cook, A. Lockley, K. Karnes, D. Peeler, J. Grady, J. Hampton, S. Worley, Lisa Halk, Coach. Second Row: S. White, L. Ragan, A. Brown, S. Mullins, C. Worley, L. Sills, M. Crumley, M. Mauldin, T. Slocum. 1 - Control No. 11 , Laura Ragan, point guard of the team, is in control during a game with Augusta. Point guards like Laura are hard to find. 2 -1- Run No. 35, Juli Hampton tries to get to the play and help out. 3 - Good shot No. 12, Kay Karnes, puts up a good shot- and she does it all alone! 4 - Little Man-Big Man No. 11, Laura Ragan, goes ln for an unexpected shot under the goal, as you can see, she's under heavy defense. in 72

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JUNIOB HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL ' o Front.Row, L to R: T. Fitzgerald, Stat,g C. Wilson, M. Lockley, B. Kaut, T. Fitzgerald, P. Grady, L. Gunter, Stat. Back Rowzh B. Morris, S. Steward, D. Midgett, R. Lachat, M. Stevenson, N. Johnson, G. Young, C. Hodges, C. Smith, C. Vanaman, R. Smith, Coach. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL . at , . - if L R ...ff LJ, 'QF- U S. , -- 564 J A. 1 Front Row, L to R: J. Salinas, D. Wilson, C. Williams, J. Harris, R. Douglas. Second Row: A. Pulley, D. Jones, D. Stanback, M. Pitts, C. Warren, Roger Smith, Coach.