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

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Varsity Boys' Tennis CCES 9 0 Christ School CCES 9 0 Woodmont CCES 5 4 Charlotte Country Day CCES 4 5 J.l., Mann CCES 4 5 Daniel CCES 6 3 Fastside CCES 9 0 Belton-Honea Path CCES 6 3 Hillcrest Woodbury Forest Invitational -- 8th Place State Tournament - Znd Place Won 6 l.ost 2 First row: Joel Norwood, Glenn Stockstill, John Jennings, Jan Schipper. Top: Coach Chris Hcaron. Winn Hayes, B.J. Ryan. E. CCES CCES CCES CCES CCES CCES CCES CCES to right: Allen Pellett, Laurens Nicholson, Perry Keys, Nelson Arrington, Bill Runge, Glenn Hagler. Austell, CCES Won 7 l.ost 3 Tied 0 Landrum Spartanburg Day School Christ School Nshevillc School Seneca Landrum Shannon Forest Christ School Asheville School Middle School Boys' Tennis CCFS 4 S Spurtenburg Day School 3 6 l X Y . 8 l N -1 f 9 0 8 l 9 O . 8 l X l Varsity Golf Won 2 Lost I2 7th Place in State Tournament First row: Julian Cochran, Andy Nelson. Second row: Ellison McCoy, Blanton Phillips, Ben Alexander, Spring Sportsfl2l

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Middle School Baseball CCES CCES CC ES CC ES CC ES Won 2 Lost 3 I I l 4 22 24 Spartanburg Day 8 I0 l8 6 7 9 Tamassee Salem Christ School Tamassee Salem Spartanburg Day First row, left to right: Drew Mackenzie, Cas Fowler, Chris Brown, Trey King, Beau Fowler, Mark Sturgis, Steve Manning. Second row: Matthew Turner, Allen Bullard, Hobby Outten, George Wood, Blake Comer, Terry Holmes. - - - - .la A 2nd Place in Conference Won 3 Varsity Girls' Track Lost 4 First row: Tricia Tiller, Sydra May, Beverely Collins, Kari Walter, Christine Dixon, Jennie Arnau, Marion Rose, Ashley Cavan, Carrie McDonald. Second row: Samantha Longdin, Maureen Hagy, Susannah Ross, Margaret Ann Wade, Anne Ligon, Kendall Taylor, Laura Cochran, Eleanor Conway, McBee Zimmer- man, Reid Patton, Mary Margaret McColl, Julia O'Brien. l20fSpring Sports Varsity Boys' Track CCES CCES CCES CCES CCES Won 0 Lost 5 Landrum l iberty S C School for Deaf and Blind L trolina landrum First row: Anthony Randall, Mike McGee, Quinn Taylor, Dan Sterling, John Utley, Chris Roberts, Brantley Phillips, Wes Allison. Second row: Benji Crabtree, Larry McCalla, Justin Randall, Bragg Comer, .lay Cavan, George Smith, John McCraw, Robert Mahon, Charles Runge, Frank Williams, Derrick Quattlebaum.

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V. Boys' Baseball Florida Trip Pays Off The Baseball Team had its first winning season, compiling a 9-6 record. Jason Mel- lom and Mike Sierra had four wins each, and Wade Liner added another. Mike Si- erra made history by pitching the first no- hitter CCES had ever had. Practice start- ed in February to prepare the team for the Florida trip during spring break. At the Florida Pro-Baseball School in Winter Haven, student baseball players were kept busy hitting and pitching for an entire week. The team batting average improved approximately 100 pointsg and five players finished the season batting over .300. Dar- rell Jervey with a .467 was the seventh leading hitter in Greenville County. After completing a successful regular season of 7-5, the Cavaliers traveled to Erskine College for the conference play- offs. Although they lost their first game, they won the next two to make the semi- finals before losing to Calhoun Falls. This was the first team ever to have gone be- yond the first round in conference baseball play. Do baseball players really have nerves of steel? By- ron Berry displays total concentration as he watches the game between CCES and Calhoun Falls. l22fV Baseball Guy Fulwiler throws for an out at second base in a game against Shannon Forest. 1982 Senior Mike Sierra leads the Cavaliers to their first no hitter.