Brookstone School - Laureate Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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H M - mf Mr. Paulli meets with future members of the Middle School Softball Team. In manu respects the Middle School Girls Softball Team was a better squad this uear than last uear. Laura Calhoun, Sara Hatcher, DeeDee Passailaigue, Gardiner Zollo, and the other eighth graders were the backbone of our team this uear. LUe also got some super plau from several up-and-coming stars among the seventh graders. Coach Pate said, One fun thing this uear was that we had enough plauers on the squad to have some great practice games! The Middle School Bous Softball Team was a good solid team, according to the coach, Mr. Paulk. He said that the team worked well as a unit. There were no standout plauers, but as a whole the team was awesome. To improve their 4-6 record from last uear was a goal of this uear's team. Il Flrchana Hoganti Members of the Middle School girls softball team. . . , ,Q ,Me ' 5 V .11-laifwie K :sw--5Jg :a.-gkiw K V, - Am igfffnf ' f xx f H 'mm Middle School girls want to tru out for softball. Mr- POIG EOHGS 0 bl'e0li Coach Paulk between innings. M.S. Bous Hnd Girls Softball 89

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Vaise Lawhorne Jane Lee Christy Cliff Flvery Cheves Erin Hennon Linda Cantrell 13 o cc Hllison Hayes wg,- 'E o ,L . 2 'E o a. Cora Copelan 1 4 '2 ' . P . O 1 0 . u. ' 1 T Leigh Hnne Ellis The Flward LUinning Middle School Cheerleaders Mrs. Halverson The Middle School Cheerleaders were busy before the school year even began. The squad spent part of July at the National Cheerleading Flssociation Camp at Fiuburn University and won four blue ribbons and two red ribbons while learning many new pom-pon routines. Flllison Hayes and f-lvery Cheves spent even more time at a cheerleading camp at Columbus College. Christy Cliff was captain of the squad and Flvery Cheves was the co-captain. Their sponsor, Mrs. Sherry Halverson, said, The girls are new and so am l. She was proud of the cheerleaders who she said, put forth much time, energy, and effort. lllhen asked if she liked the idea of separate pep rallies she replied, l feel like the Middle School is its own school and not the Upper School's little sister. I think we should have our own pep rally. The cheerleaders in their new outfits increased enthusiasm and spirit at the Middle School football and basketball games. ill f-lrchana Hoganti 88 SPC? Mrs. Halverson and the cheerleaders load up to go to an R T S away game. M. S. Cheerleaders

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The 1985-86 Brookstone lllrestling Teom hod o veru successful seoson. The teom hod on 8-5 duol meet record - Brookstone's first winning seoson. The teom ploced high ot severol tournoments: third ot Pocelli, eighth ot Hordowou, ond seventh in the stote Closs B tournoment. The teom olso hod its first stote chompion - Bill Bdoms ot 98 pounds. In speoking of the Vorsitu teom, Cooch John Cole soid Their success wos o result of dedicotion in terms of procticing, conditioning, ond mointoining their proper weights. The Middle School teom porticipoted in severol meets ond even though teom records were not kept, the individuol records cidded up to o winning seoson. There were seven eighth groders on the Middle School teom. The Junior Vorsitu LUrestlers porticipot- ed in preliminoru motches ot the Vorsitu meets. Out of the eight JV wrestlers, two wrestlers - Bud Mortin ond John Bennett - porticipoted in enough Vorsitu motches to eorn letters. LUith the loss of onlu three wrestlers, Cooch Cole expects next ueor to be even more successful. lj Chris Beoves D CU The 1985-86 Vorsitu l.UrestIing Tecim. C23 Murrou Beovis tokes his opponent down. C35 Tom Rickard fights for o victoru. C45 Mork Lowrence works to pin his mon. C53 Joe Binns pins his opponent. Sports 90