Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Ng., I Before a game, Mike Lowe limbers up by doing some lay-ups. 'We have tacky uniforms - Cale Conley lad in school wall green, checkered uniforms that dated back to the seventies, the fresh- man boys' basketball team started the season with a desire to win through hard work practice. All members of the team worked hard and had a desire to be good commented Mike Lowe. With the coaching experience of Coach Gene Poteat, the team completed their first year of basketball on the high school level. instructing the team through their new league, Coach Poteat expressed his feelings. To win we had to work hard. We were not the kind of team that could give fifty percent and win. The boys spent much of their practice time perfecting plays and improving their skills in hopes that in 7987 the varsity team would still be region contenders. Members of the freshman boys' basketball team included' , Chris Dunn, George Garger, Kenny Hammonds, Ma Doug Jernigan, , , Mike Lowe, Jeff Pharr, David Reid, Brian Threlkeld, d Coach Gene Poteat, I . at K be A C 3 'M' yew , -r wg, L, W. s l xy .4 N.. .Q A 495 q f-mem C H DN' 1' X WL - avi Wi 0 fsjm X 54 mga F L57 . 7 W f Sprayberry defense, Cale Conle, a left-handed hook over the def nders reshman Boy 772 Freshman Boys Basketball

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. Wrestlin Going all out iving all you've got and going all out, that's what makes wrestling so competitive, remarked Craig Stewart 7740 lb. 2. The varsity wrestlers took first place in their first match against Wills. The wrestlers who took first in their own weight divisions were: Rodney Rein- hardt 7982, Scott Allen 77 792, Joe lsley 7 7262, Bo Martin 7 7322, Maddox Kilgore 7 7382, .Johnny Morris, 77452, Chad Adair 77552, Chip Hurst 77692, Harold Owens 77772, Kevin Kendrick 77872, and Tommy Laverty 7 7972. The varsity team was coached by Mr, Keith Gossett. The J. M wrestlers did not disappoint their coach, Mr. Monty Fountain, they also did well in their first match against Wi'lls. Mike Puffe 7 7 792, Ty Phillips 7 7282, obby Pefrway gg, ous Wckery 77382, Todd Culver 7 7552, Kevin Williams 7 7892, Steve Hurst 77752, and Jimbo Fowler 7 Uni. 2, all took first in their weight divi- sions. J. M wrestler Ty Phillips said Be- Craig Ste wart ing able to get in and do something on your own makes you a winner. l love to see the strength and the pow- er out on the mats, exclaimed Panther Cub, Debbie Parks. This strength came from everyday workouts. Drilling old moves such as the basic takedowns, and learning new moves developed coordina- tion and flexibility. Running before and after practice, the part Chris Swofford said he hated most, promoted stamina and endurance. Members of the Varsity Wrestling team included: Chad Adair, Tommy Akers, Mike Ballew, Gary Decker, Jerry Garrett, Chuck Haney Joe Isley, Ke- vin Kendrick, Maddox Kilgore, Tommy Laverty, Bo Martin, Johnny Morris, Harold Owens, Bret Playen and Rodney Reinhardt. Coach: Mr. Keith Gossett. Members of the J. V Wrestling team included: Scott Allen, Todd Culven Jeff Holley, Bobby Pettway Glenn Petty, Ty Phillips, Jake Playen Mike Puffe, John Sosebee, Chris Swofford, Craig Stewart, Gus Vickery Chad Wheeler, and Ravi Puri. Coach: Mr. Monty Fountain. . .. . . ..-N, 4. , -2.-g',,53:L.:3y ,5 H