Hamilton High School - Agi H Eco Yearbook (Hamilton, AL)

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6 Theme f SporTs 5 HT By advancing To more rigid schedules and Therefore facing much more difficulT Teams, HamiITon sporTs sTepped beyond The basic homeTown rivalry. The fooTbaIl schedule was drasTically alTered wiTh The addiTion of more and larger 3-A Teams, and for The firsT Time, a A-A Team, AusTin of DecaTur. AlThough Triumphs were few and DefeaT became a closer friend, The vigor of compeTiTion was never beTTer demonsTraTed. From The grueling afTer school pracTices To The Senior Roberf Tesney slides and makes iT safely To Third base as sophomore Mike Logan waifs for The Throw in a lasT minuTe warm-up before The game wiTh Winfield. glorifying aThleTic banqueTs, every minuTe of Aggie sporTs was abundanT wiTh exciTemenT and energy. The HHS aThleTic program provided The school and communiTy wiTh recreaTion, an ouTleT for The occasional Tedium of work and sTudies, and basically jusT someThing good To do. WiTh ThirTeen differenT sporTs, including a new golf Team, each individual found a place for his or her inTeresTs and skills. Looking up offer a play, sophomore RoberT HighTower cIuTches The ball as he quesfions a referee's call againsT him while members of boTh Teams look on and waiT for The decision. We've gof if, signals cenTer Randy Lee C4525 and a mulfifude of Aggies To Their coaches and fans afTer a Sulligenf Blue Devil fumble in The OcTober 3 Homecoming game. This fumble, one of several by The devils, paved The way for The firsT Aggie score of The evening as well as The Aggies' fourTh win in only H19 sixfh QOFTTG of The SGOSOD.

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8 ThemefEmoTion