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

Page 165 text:

Alex Richardson anticipates a Swish by Bob Shaw against the Tigers. Guard Donnald Dobbins keeps the Chesnee player in control. 53' , ' . ,,,, . V , , we . L., K 4,,. -su-'IP-ww 'Q s .A Jason Mellom sets a pick for Cas Fowler. Consistently scoring in double figures, Senior For- ward Benny Norwood is a leading rebounder. Varsity Boys' Basketballfl59

Page 164 text:

Varsity Boys' Basketball Never Lose Small size and inexperience were two disadvantages facing the Varsity Basketball Team when the season began. With no starters and only two players from last year's varsity team returning, the outlook for the season was grim. With the new alignment of the conference, the Cavaliers were tough, but victory eluded them until the team traveled to Tamassee-Salem. At Tamassee the Cavaliers executed the offense well and had an astronomical shooting percentage to gain a 63-42 victory over the Eagles. A five game Sp ' r 't roadtrip and the inability to play well for two complete halves burdened the Cavaliers, but Senior Captain Bob Shaw commented that, We've been working very hard, even though our record doesn't reflect it. We have had some close losses and hope to avenge these at the conference tournament in February. Sophomore guards Alex Richardson and Drew Mackenzie orchestrated the Cavs, with Richardson averaging 14.2 points per game. Bob Shaw, Benny Norwood, and Jayson Mellom were consistent in rebound play. ya, i f,t,,,, 2 .,,, ff 9' .iii ff7V ,fv ElI'i'f-2522 ' Qifiif ' W N I ' vm i at a e 5, w f - ' .,.... . - rrrv H 5, W ff - B ' , WW f F Q J? 5 -MMA ,az www' 5 1 Z f ,' X111 ni .V N .,. . Q . '5?:E:cL7f7?i ' , , f, -' I... 'V --v - ae mu ff .,.. V.-1,25-- fs .. s, . M :fs-' , at ty .fra-5.-ff :ffm U V 1, : ,..,m:.,fa5f ,I ti 7f.ra,,f 1: ., - 'ffifiii Mt ., if V 5 f , - 7 , gig 5 ,vg,,:f,,ww- L 21.4 .V -,vm M, , L H sw , V ,,,.,, , A. ,A . Mt, L, , , 3 ' W , g' .... ,i j, W. W ef 4 g z fy e minin g wp 4 W t 7 f ff y at 5 3- it , gr., -,,, 1 ,,m,s's,.'i1 -.- 5 1. f- -, , .E 5 i i rw it f xt M R 2. ti gl .5 3 'fi is w 1 ' , ,, A me L, w,,,,.-. .ty -if-af ee , , ,,,, ., .. .. SKI, V. 'f,. - i.41i':: ' ' c.-. 'fs V'f'- :i5l? 5 -' f,,i t',,. f, 55 :Q W 'JL A',,, jfr.E.,'.,,v 'i at t at t fm, , 1 'T vi 5, K ef If L35 w ff ,,.. : 1 Q ,Q Wmf i, ia f'f,f'PQ,l'..' 'ff. 'iiWff 'E is 5 ' li W 3 gg ,3, :g,. Z 1 251. ffsffu, f :riff is , gi, Y 5 5 g 2, , M 1 -' :M M' 5 Q2 ff a5 L5 -,, I my f V 'H Q if M 2 gf -Q Q3 fffa f t' Q ir ,eww ,gi if X 2 -,,, 2 Wi w gji 74 ia i 3 iigff 22 Y lg 5 L55 Tilt? 3 i :+L if 'ff ii 5 f- Er, M ' fr S P ..,,,5: Wifi Q .X , K N its 45 Q E2 E H fs? vi, i 1 ff i 8513 v, gpm E, 0 E H5155 Q55 5 , Q W eng it 5 55 J 45 WMS J '-,. M. S A - I ..... , Yi 51 M f ,. ...,,, . , W, 3 . H 2 J , t ,,,,,, , W., i 1 i Ei, t 5 r ,M ,Q , Lim? ff f i Sam, g wamaemaf V . ,S f,5,.q,A gxggygkr x 5 V Vvyl I 5: I, X H ,Q KA' if 'f? 5zEM 5 x ig S l dftm p ' M ff 1 B Q M , 5,5 ,ni- f, :t .,r:ft,.f?f: ii , fm if it - IQ f 2 if ' -' ' p V B f'se 53 ' ,,,,, , , ,... , its i f f' ,, 5 H W' W : I s E ii ,Q f 5 - 'Mi iii f t 5 F51 f-if W 'ff 5 iff t if ff i 1 fi to 25,8 in as i ,, , ' ,, V a B l58fVarsity Boys' Basketball gn, ,, ,ee1a r' fu r,.,z-wt Cllesnee misses the block, as Sophomore Guard Drew Mackenzie puts one up. Captain Bob Shaw lets go a characteristic jumper.

Page 166 text:

Varsity Girls' Basketball Exhibits Enthusiasm This year's Girls' Varsity Basketball team, coached by Linda Reeves, was a hard-working, spirited group of individuals. The sole senior on the squad was Lucy Dority. The five Juniors were Karen Dixon, Lisa Stafford, Julia O'Brien, Betsy Short, and Tyler Small. Rounding out the team were six sophomores - Kelly Bowles, Gwinn Earle, Marion Rose, Mary Butler Pearce, Mary Margaret McColl, and English Scott. After losing their first five games, the team came back to defeat Calhoun Falls. Although they disappointedly lost their first game with SCSDB, they were able to win the second time by a score of 58-42. The girls ran mainly four offensive plays designed to get the ball inside. Key scorers for the Lady Cavs were Gwinn Earle and Tyler Small. Their defense was aggressive and persistent, but the inexperience of this young team proved to be their main weakness. However, the girls never lost the determination to win. Shooting a jumper, Rookie Mary Margaret McColl adds two. Mary Butler Pearce, a sophomore, adds height to the lineup. l60fVarsity Girls' Basketball M,.,,w N t