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Gymnastics Beam me up. The gymnastics team of 1984-85 was certainly one of the youngest in the school ' s history, containing not one senior, and still made an im- pressive showing with a 7-5 record. For the first time all of the girls, led by Miss Carol Pitts, competed in all-around competition instead of specializing in one event, indicating the amount of talent on the squad. The members of the team went from just three last year to seven, all of whom will return next year. Amy Elliot, only a freshman, placed first in the county, and juniors Jill Darden and Sunday King had their best event in the floor, bars, and vault, as did Beth Dillard. The beam was the best event for Roxanne Pruett, Lesley Berry and Gina Jenkins, as was the floor. The team managed to finish fourth in the county this year, and with all members returning there is certain to be enough improvements to make Pinson a con- tender next season. 55 L. Berry — Sophomore J. Darden — Junior G. Jenkins — Freshman B. Dillard — Junior
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Glass takes victory for 3rd WRESTLING 65
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N. 4U • 7 ;v if ' ■■ Girls Basketball ' ' The winning tradition continues As in the past few years, the Pin- son Valley girls basketball team en- joyed a successful season under the tutelage of Coach Dan McGettigan who again proved his ability to bring winners to the school. The Lady Indians got off to a slow start in the 1984-85 season, but under the leadership of Senior cap- tain Lynn Burrough, Donna Jackson, and Neccie Dobbs, they quickly turned things around and found win- ning to their liking. A good balance on the squad helped tremendously, Senior Jeannie Braswell joined the team late and was a major factor in the clubs ' success, as were sophomore guard Robin Lawley and freshman Lia Bunch. Also strong off the bench were Senior Kim Mc- Queen, Junior Lynnette Bonner and shmen Judy Pass and Midas Ray. nis teamwork led to the Lady In- dians ' third straight appearance in the County championship and fourth trip to the area contest. The highlight of the entire season, though was Donna Jackson, who became the schools ' all-time leading scorer with an average of twenty points a game and made the all- state team. Congratulations to Don- na, and to the entire Pinson girls team for another outstanding, ex- citing year. GIRLS BASKETBALL 67
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