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

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CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS BASEBALL '85-'86 Anthony Elliot Kelly Phipps Rubin Hill Bruce Halk James Lee Daniel lmboden Jerry Winningham Jamie Counce Rex Vines Michael Armstrong Kevin Main y Jimmy Jones Jeff Smith John Frank Jeff Walker Glyn Meyers Jeff Stanback Mark Frank Walter Hill Stats: Jerrie Grady Il llllllll ll ALL DISTRICT -- KELLY PHIPPS llll llllll ll Weiner Harrisburg Weiner Riverside Marked Tree P k' Bl' In valley View SCORES 8 CCHS 6 10 CCHs 2 2 CCHS 7 13 CCHS 5 9 CCHS 11 2 CCHS 5 District Tourn. - CCHS 1, Weiner 8 1 eil A A l. 5- ,J ,5g,gfWill' . f 51 0 ef elf' C, Ay 44, Qghukwgy ii gf A , C, e e Parkin Marked Tree Parkin Riverside Harrisburg Brinkley

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wget' N 3' N SENIOR BOYS' ACTION . . . he Senior Boys' Basketball team for the 1986- 87 year was a hardworking bunch. Although a winn- ing record was not attained, the team had a good time and learned many things. The team consisted of five seniors, three juniors, and five sophomores. They all worked very hard together and enjoyed play- ing the game. Three seniors, Anthony Maggitt, Kelvin Anderson, and Johnie Hampton have plaged together for six WGHFS, the other seniors, Briari ib- son, and Steve hite joined the team later and have contributed much. These five seniors will be greatly missed. As the season ended, we are in high hopes to see an even greater team next year. 1 - Nothing To lt Rex Vines has no trouble with this behind the head dunk. 2 - Look At Me Kelvin Anderson appears to be enjoying 1 125' , , , if f Q? Wmte K this slam dunk! 3 - Determined Kelly Phipps appears to be determined to put this one down and it seems as though he's quite successful. 4 - lt's Mine Johnie Hampton, center, and An- thony Maggitt fight for the ball during a battle with Earle. ' 5 -- Two No. 21 , Johnie Hampton, puts up a shot for two against the Bulldogs. 6 - Glide No. 43, 'Rex Vines, glides through the lane for an easy two against Wynne. 7 - Surrounded Point guard, Kelly Phipps ap- pears to be surrounded but made a narrow escape by getting fouled. 8 - Listen Carefully Some of the players listen carefully to the coach's instruction. , ' .sl ' 77

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