University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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es a : ‘en eee a tak te ds pe ss Camille Clay, from Lockesburg, AR, was the only woman par- Chuck Dearman tees off as three of his teammates prepare to critique his ticipant in AIC golf. swing. Front: David Reeves, Les Sherman, Travis Douglas, Camille Clay, Paul ner Barner, Allan Carmichael, Cecil Suitt, Coach Wayne Gilleland. Waddell. Back: Coach Gene Huff, Bryan Davis, Chuck Dearman, Sum- Athletics 205

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204 Athletics THE SWINGING WEEVILS Despite the fact that this year’s golf team consisted mainly of new players, the swinging Weevils averaged a fourth place finish in the AIC. The team participated in seven matches. They played the courses at the Little Rock, Maumelle, Camden, and Pine Bluff Country Clubs with the overall AIC meet being held in Benton at the Longhills Golf Club. The team faltered, however, Cecil Suitt gives an extra punch as the golf ball drops into the hole. and finished seventh in the contest. Cecil Suitt of Dermott headed the Weevils all year by playing in the number one bracket. Travis Douglas of Lake Village took second seed and a Monticellonian, Chuck Dearman, was third in line. Douglas, a freshman, took honors for the team by finishing sixth in average strokes per match in the AIC. yy WNT Ny Pru =—sC Coach Gene Huff gives Les Sherman a few tips on perfecting his grip. Waddell, Carmichael, Reeves, and Douglas smile as Les Sherman chips onto the green with too much muscle.

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F Bottom: Skipper Gardner, Tammy Bass, Tim Wallace. Top: Donna Knight, Debbie Casto, Pam Hitchcock. Pam Hitchcock enjoys a pompon routine. Debbie Casto and Tim Wallace at- tempt to coax some spirit out of the otherwise apathetic spectators. Football games were more exciting this year partly be- cause of the cheerleaders. This year was the first in many that UAM had males on the squad. Their strength combined with the ladies’ agility created many unbe- lievable feats. 206 Athletics