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

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i V. Boys' Football Cavs Challenge New Opposition Beginning with wins against Lockart and arch-rival Christ School, the Varsity Football Team compiled a 2-8 record. With the new alignment of the conference, adding larger IA schools, Ware Shoals - the eventual lA State Champion - Blue Ridge, and Chesnee, the remainder of the season was a definite challenge. Coach Harry Sprouse, reflecting on the season, stated that it was a good one despite the record. Sprouse also added, This season was a learning year, and next year should be much better. In the Homecoming game against Cal- houn Falls, the Cavaliers out-gained the opponent in every statistic but failed to put the ball into the end zone, leading to the Blue Flashes' 6-0 victory. Co-captains By- ron Berry and Peter McKenna were the only representatives from the senior class while ll juniors and 9 sophomores round- ed out the squad. Hobby Outten, Quinn Taylor, Louis Sagedy, Cas Fowler, and Larry McCalla were consistent sophomore standouts. Likewise, juniors Bragg Comer and Joel Norwood also carded outstand- ing performances in many games. Other strong players were Tailback Taylor Wil- l40jV. Football .lunior John Jennings plays starting quarterback for the Cavaliers. For the second year in a row, junior Charles Runge plays as fullback on the offensive team. liams, Center Lee Lawson, and Quarte- back John Jennings. Junior Robert M hon finished the season with the most tac les, and Bragg Comer was the top grour gainer for the Cavaliers. At the end of the season Lee Lawsj received the Sportsmanship Award, ne comer Peter McKenna was chosen Mo Improved, and All-Conference defensi' back, John Jennings, was the Most Val able Player. Joel Norwood was nam Player of the Week by the Greenvil News due to his outstanding play early the season. l l i

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Girls' Varsity Tennis CCES 3 CCES 7 CCES9 CCES 2 CCES 8 CCESI CCES6 CCES4 Won 4 Lost 4 Greenville Mann Travelers Rest Eastside Wade Hampton Daniel Mann Greenville Qi if First Row, Left to Right: Ashley Thomason. Laura Cochran. Rae Rogers. Second Row: Coach Linda Reeves. Shelley Zimmerman. Gwinn Earle. Clary McCall. Dana Strickland. CCES . Christ School CCES - - Spartanburg Day CCES Seneca CCES 37 C Liberty CCES Athens Academy CCES 76 Spartanburg Day CCES , Southside Christian Won l Lost 7 First row: Tally Parham. Jeannine Maynard. Second row: Wade May. Andy Nelson. Linh Nguyen, John Quattlebaum, Brock Bauknight, Crawford Keys, Edwin McCain. Third row: Walt Horstman. Anthony Randall, Ward Watson, George Smith, Jay Cavan, John McCraw, Mike McGee. Cross Country 36 56 74 37 1 CCES 37 22 NlcDuiil'y 28 40 . 75 I5 47 t 87 t I8 55 Volleyball CCES l 0 Blue Ridge CCES l 0 Riverside CCES 0 l Carolina CCES l 0 Ware Shoals CCES 1 0 Calhoun Falls CCES 0 l Spartanburg Day CCES 0 l Athens Academy Won 4 f U M, ' Lost 3 - X ' - ' A- .,,, aff Left to right: Betsy Short, Mieaela Tavasani. Cinda Rie Dean. Madina Wong. Michelle Martin. Sydra May. Margaret Edwards. Tyler Small. Julie Matthews, Anne Ligon. Wendy Floyd. Michele Wong. Kathie Crabtree, Margaret Ann Wade, Coach Roxanne Radford Fall Sportsf l 39

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r f X Zgstg -w Q , K y, ' A gggfwi:--. 515 :iii , t ,.,. Q K A , , t t e i .. , ,:,. - is ' Harry Sprouse, who has coached the Cavaliers since 1976, demonstrates his expertise in han- dling referees. Joel Norwood provides excellent leadership on the field in the absence of Captain Byron Berry. V. Footballfl4l