Northwest Guilford High School - Viking Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Poinf of No Refurn Lady Vikings wrap up winning A Affer making a Tremendous play, Senior Margie Clark, 313, considers herself lucky To have such Helpful friends as Tammy WaTson and Michelle arren. ll8!iillJEYBAlL VarsiTy and JV seasons The Norlhwesf Varsiiy and Junior Var- siTy Volleyball Teams had a year Thai was 'The poinT of no reTurn, ln ofher words, The Talenfed Lady Vikings en- joyed ToTal dominafion of The confer- ence - again. Bofh Teams had The besT of seasons under The superb direcfion of Coach Trudy lVlaTThews. The Varsily girls worked TogeTher and devoTed many long hours To pracfice each week. Their efforfs were rewarded when The group finished second place in The conference wiTh a record of 9-3. Even more impressive, The Vikings ad- vanced To The STaTe Playoffs, where They overpowered Ragsdale in The firsT round. BuiTing'lon Williams proved To be an ex- Tremely challenging opponenT in The sec- ond round. The Varsily Team played like True champions, even in defeal. The Junior Varsify Volleyball Team joined Their counferpaifs To produce yeT anoTher winning season. These girls ouTplayed all compeTiTors To finish firsT place wiTh a conference record of 5-1 fThe only loss being To Souihein Guilfordj. According To Coach lVlaTTnews, one of The conTribuTing facTors To bofh Teams' success was The disposiTion and aTTiTude of The individuals. This posifive aTTiTude affecfed Their performance in a winning manner and ulfimafely led To The vicTo- ries on each level. 4 Lisa Goldschmidf demonsfrafes her aThleTic ahbilify as she aggressively refurns The opponenT's s o .

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IN GQQD FCEM Last night in Varsity basket- ball action, the Northwest boys won . . . That was a familiar sound heard on the morning an- nouncements. Due to the long, hard prac- tices, and team determination, the guys, guided by Coach Wayne Knox, believed that the mighty Vikings had a good chance to win the Triad 3-A Conference Championship. The Vikings were led in scor- ing by seniors Dean Alley, Derek Hunter, and Lee Reavis. Reavis was also the leading re- bounder, along with senior Mark Connor. The Vikings substitutes, led by juniors Brian Evans and John McGowan, also contrib- V The team poses for a picture in the locker room after they won the championship game of the Northwest Invitational Tournament, McMillian Dean Alley Mark Connor Row3 Kim Dickson Gerry Austin Mac McRone Lee Recwis Coach Knox Brian Evans Brad Sams Jennifer Upchurch Jenny Zimmerman -..T ees Row l:'Jason Widener, Derek Hunter, Chris Brooks, John MCG-owan,A Row 25 EddielMoLaurin, Toby Alderin, Anthony T Q N V .. i -, ill l BASKLTBML uted to the Viking victories. With the outstanding leader- ship, and seUlessness ofthe guys involved, the team play led them to be a major force in the Triad 3-A Conference. A Here Lee Reavis shows his skill as a defensive player by blocking the shot of the Southeast opponent.