Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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aulding County defeated the Panthers 47-45, but the Panthers put up a good fight. This was the first time we had met up with a quick paced team and it showed, stated Mary Ransom, high scorer for the game. V ln the Cobb County Christmas Tour- nament, the Girls Varsity Basketball team' faced the tough Wheeler Wild- cats. The hard-fought game was won at the foul line. Despite the Panther's 38 turnovers, the game was a close one. Wheeler chalked up the victory 53-52. Q' We don't rebuild we reload. - Coach Sheryl Bishop The Douglas County Tigers came to Campbell undefeated in Sub-region B play and left with their first loss. The Tigers led most of the game, with the Panthers clawing their way into the lead in the fourth quarter. The Pan- thers then managed to hold onto a one point win. Stacey Franklin led the Pan- thers with 21 points and 18 rebounds. lt was a real tough game for me hav- ing to play against the players I have played with for the past couple of years, commented Dee Dee Kirklen. l'm really impressed with our team this year, stated Coach Sheryl Bish- op. The Girls Varsity Basketball team dedicated their time to basketball dur- ing the summer. They attended two basketball camps: Southern Tech and Number One Boarding Camp in Ta- coca, Georgia. -. -. - . .-.',-.-.v .-.-.-.--g...3 .y5.,...,.-., U-.,.-,.,. . ,,.,.,..,-.,,.'...,,.,.,.,.,,,:.:.:,.,:,:,5.-.3, FRI'gfflfiflifljlfEIZISQIQQIQIQIgIgf:Iglgfjfjljljfjlgljlgiglghf'3':':'3'f':Z5ffI+2-I-I-Z 'I-ZfZ'Z:ff'Z'Z-Z4-I-7'2E4'9Z'Z'I'?2'5f'f'I':'f'f'3'3'3'-'-'C'-'-'-Z-5'-Z-24'Z'I'I 48 Varsity Girls Basketball Varsity Girls tlllllfi fll' During the pre-game warm-ups, Dee Dee Kirklen practices a lay up.

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e are a lot better and stronger team than we were as freshmen, commented Brian Threlkeld. The boys started off their season with an irnpres- sive win over Pebblebrook. ln our win against Pebblebrook, we demonstrat- ed a strong offensive attack, Mike Lowe stated. Against Paulding County, the Pan- thers' defensive attack was their key to the 53 to 39 win. The impressive de- fense typified the type of play we have come to know over the years at Camp- bell, commented Doug Jernigan. People do not realize what type of team we have because our record as '-rr:-vur:,n-.-:-.'.-.-.-.-.-.'.'.-.-.-.g.g,g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.5.3.3.3.5.3.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.y.g.g.g.3.3.3.3.3.3.g.g.g.g.3.g.5.g.g.5.-.g.-.-.-.-.-1.-J.-.-.-.-,,,.,.,.,....., Y People do not realize what type of team we have. T Wendy Smith - '-'W-r,'. 1.2: ''- -':'N:?5:1:2:-:4-:-:-:':'2'I-I-Z-V'':1::zI:I:f:I:R WSt3:1:?2:2:':-I-rs-:H1:15:f:5:2:EP1 :?:1:i:Y:f:1:22:Y:1:2:22:Q- 1: 5352332521ff3f'E1::E?i?:-:-f-f-:3. i253:C:gl3- -EI:k-:-:-:-:-:-5:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-QQ.:4.:-z-z.:c-:-32El:-:-z-z-z-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:Oz-:-:-:-:5:fE-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-17:-17:-Egg freshmen was so bad, stated Wendy Smith, a junior varsity player on the girls' team. The junior varsity girls got off to a good start by defeating Sprayberry by a score of 30 to 25 and defeating Pebb- lebrook with a score of 47 to 31. After the Pebblebrook game, Daw- nee Sabbarese commented, ln our win against Pebblebrook, we played bad at the beginning of the game, but we came back at the end and played as a team and showed everybody how good we really are. After the Paulding County game, Coach Tan McKinnon commented, From our loss against Paulding Coun- ty, we realize that we need to improve in offensive shots and concentrate on winning. Ns 'N geo :R . .. 'mx-Ss.. ::.::.:.Q.f.-5. -,-.-,... : .:.:.-.-.-.:.-.-.-.-.-.N fe.-...e.s.-s:.e.,-..-.-:-:S Members of the Boys Junior Varsity Bas- ketball team include: Ken Brac Cale Con yy - ley, Doug Jernigan, Clint Johnson, lan Kin- caid, Dennis Kington, Mike Lowe, Palmer Mainor, Donnie McCormick, Jeff Pharr, Brian Threlkeld, Roger Trowell, Earl Wise, and Coach Alan Nicely. 50 J V Boys And Girls Basketball E2EE?E:?:Z:?:E:E:2:Q:E:E:E:E:E:E:32:2:2:2:2:E:E:2:f:1:1:5g:g:1151211121112:7:1:1:1:I:2:15:C:?:1:1:I:I:I:I:lzizZ:iz!zlsfigrgrgtgigtg:gzgtgzgzgzgzi:Q:55:2:Q:5:f:2:f:Q:2:2:f::E2:2:2:E:Q:5:2:2:2H Q13 Top: Giving last minute instructions before the Sprayberry game, Coach Alan Nicely talks to Ian Kincaid on the side line. Above: Before the Pebblebrook game, Earl Wise, who plays center, warms up by prac- ticing his foul shots. Across: Going in for the shot, Palmer Mainor lays it in dur- ing a practice game.