Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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SPORTS W Rarely did a Block C given to a lettering CCES athlete contain only one emblem. Rather the letter was filled with a variety of insignia indicating active participating in different sports. Many a fall field hock- ey player shot baskets in the gym during winter months only to be back outside run- ning track in the spring. The objective was not to produce a few superstars but to encourage participation, team spirit, and enjoyment of competition among many. As evidenced by the vast number of inter- scholastic teams fielded, athletics was a primary focus along with academic re- sponsibilities. Some teams had winning re- cordsg others did not, but people wanting to be on a team enough to put forth real effort usually found themselves suited-up, traveling, and gaining a vast amount of knowledge supplementing the classroom experience. A moment of understated glory. Seasoned goalie Smyre Hunt relaxes after the Lady Cavs' defeat of archrivals Charlotte Country Day in field hockey -- a game which highlighted the fall sports season.

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Cavalier Spirit editors Jennifer Carr and Tommy Brown confer with Mrs. Ruth King in printing Lower School news. Patrol Peter Jetton directs Jason Acosta to his carpool and keeps traffic flowing. Alex Newton and Ashley Gaines usher for Thursday's Communion Service at the Lower School. Lower Schooljl I5

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Zh EZ r 'ff' fm, f l Seventh grader Terry Owings takes a moment of silence for a personal psyche session. For the sixth consecutive year, Senior Ashley Thomason dominates the top seed in Girls Varsity Tennis, W,