Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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The Eagles Soar vvith Birdie BOYS' GOLF SCHEDULE 1981 DA TE OPPONENT PLACE Feb. 5 Plant City, Leto Walden Lakes Feb, 6 King, Chamberlain Temple Terrace Feb. 11 Leto, Jesuit North Dale Feb, 12 King, Plant City Buckhorn Feb, 18 Plant, Chamberlain Hall of Fame Feb. 25 Chamberlain, King, Leto North Dale Feb. 26 King, East Bay Buckhorn Mar. 6 King, Chamberlain Temple Terrace Mar. 11 Riverview Buckhorn Mar, 12 Leto, Plant Buckhorn Mar. 20 Leto, Jesuit Carrollwood Mar. 25 Chamberlain, Leto, King North Dale Mar. 26 Riverview Benttree Apr. 2 Western Conference Buckhorn Apr. 6 District Carrollwood Apr. 20-24 State Sarasota See Spring Supplement for golf scores. 2 Ht' k27k'1r2Q.,. in . we... If l ., Rf'?'y- is easy 1 1 -n d ,t IM 'ask ' lgxwzl r so 1 L While teeing off, Mark Wick- ' I ham shows good position. jf' .. arg gfwiakh . Ls 'fr y C Q v,., K.: fir. Taking a rest is Mark McMeen, while Alex MacKinnon tallies I the score. Z-frltli'Ul' T-lv, t'ecLlfL5 Stavlx-5 had -+962 cltcchri sie SQLHNQ Klflbvbffio aler bfewfls sad we devil have arte-llter gecbf-QLX51-vJ'lL2 1 B9-S. Ecol' I ,Legg gtncg noir COv.i'in IM 3 gm OJFou.rrtoU Through the eyes of Brandon High Scho Golf Coach, Taylor Stokes, the Brandon Go teams were expected to be the best in thi area. The girls began the season boasting a impressive record of six straight district title Returning for their final year were such ou standing seniors as Laura Noojin, Lynn Ar strong, and Shelia Sparling. Laura's superi play quickly moved her into the top position i the girls' team vacated at the end of 1980 Outstanding Female Athlete, Diane Now kowski. With consistently low scores, Ma McMeen held the number one post on th guys' team. His excellent play helped to p his team in the leading position in match aft match. Seniors Mark Wickham and Bill Carey gave fine performances in their effort to keep Brandon in the victory column. Eac time we heard golf results reported over th intercom we could tell that the afternoon spent on the Buckhorn greens and fairway were paying oft. , .,..,-we ' Showing enthusiasm in her Laura Noojin finds that swing is Shelia Sparling. practice isagreattactor in bein the lI'lS'F1Umb6l' 9 9 one player.