Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Mulldogs M icve 10-1 Record Chuck Stevens uses every muscle as he leaps high for his final hroad jump. Shot putter Mack Byrd concentrates before his last attempt. n Kenny Garrett, state record holder, displays his efforts as he crosses the tape in the 220 dash. Garrett later captured the 100-yard dash in a record-breaking 9.8 seconds. 177

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Front tow: Dan Stout, Doug Lounsberry, Bill Pappas, Chuck Stevens, Larry Bass, Zolly Williams, Bob Clause, Mike Kestner, Joe Day, John Duncan, John Davis, Jeff Hurr, Philip Hender- son. Standing: Jerry Barker, Tommy Suggs, Doug Suggs, Randy Wright, Melvin Westmoreland, Chris Prather, Andrew Bryant, Richard McDuffie, Bob McLean, Keith Perkins, Lance Kittleson, Joe Watterson, John Levi, John King. Back row standing: John Arntz, manager, Phil Stuart, Ed Plummer, Steve Fleming, Paul Shaw, Bob McCarthy, John Grant, Gary Davis, Kenny Garrett, Mat Kriwanek, Millard Woodard, and George Williams. Coaches are Bob Hart and Glen Sasser. Zrack Zeam Places Zhird in Eastern 4- A Conference After completing a season record of 10 wins and only 1 loss, the Bulldogs were again host to the Eastern 4-A Conference Meet where they placed a heartbreaking third place. The following week the Bulldogs placed first in the Eastern Sectionals. Fayetteville’s outstanding performers throughout the season included speedsters Ken Garrett and Chuck Stevens; miler Joe Day; pole vaulter Rich- ard McDuffie; and hurdler Bob Clause. Versatile Ken Garrett, the Bulldog s’ top com- petitor, paced the team with wins in the 100 yard and 200 yard dashes, and the 880 relays. He also placed first in the 100 yard dash at the State Meet in Chapel Hill establishing a new state record of 9.8 seconds. Under the direction of Coach Bob Hart, the Bull- dogs are expected to have another outstanding sea- son in 1969. Top Bulldog vaulter, Richard McDuffie, strains to clear the bar at thirteen feet. 176 Bob Clause stretches to edge out his opponent to score another Bulldog victory.

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The 1968 Baseball Team tallied five vic- tories and eleven hard-fought defeats. Coached by John Daskal, the Bulldogs opened the sea- son with a victory over Dunn but couldn’t seem to crash the winning side thereafter because of lack of experience. Fayetteville’s leading batters included Senior Tony Small, and Juniors Bob Lowery and Al- bert Bryant. Bryant was the only member of the team to hit over the .300 mark, but hopes for next year’s improvement have increased. The Bulldog’s Most Valuable Player, Nick Lampros, was the leading pitcher for the team, as he pitched a no-hitter and a 2-1 hitter. Lam- pros was also a leading pitcher for the city’s local baseball team. With many returning lettermen, the 1969 baseball season is expected to highlight spring sports with the help of good leadership and good ole’ Bulldog spirit. Standing: Coach Daskal, Lance Larsen, Nick Lampros, Jack Cain, Tony Small, Kevin Haliburton, Robert Lowery, Warren Peterson, Bill Davis, Edward Davis, Jack Patterson, Mike Royal, Peele, Sheryl Buie, Clyde Counts, Charles McCullogh, manager. Terrv Williams, Coach Surles. Kneeling: Jose Santiago, Woody Mig Mights 1968 Baseball 178 Eddie Davis awaits a pop fly.