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

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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,

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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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if pring Sport Sophomore Doug Mackenzie is a participant in the CCES Varsity Baseball Team's spring trip to Florida. Silhouetted against an afternoon sky, Frederick Hanold is a star poll vaulter for CCES. ll8fSpring Sports X L