Clarkston High School - Angora Yearbook (Clarkston, GA)

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Sth Grade Basketball Cheerleadmg TAKE IT T0 THE TOP. .Back row: Erin Zortman, Laurie Brodie, Christy Schoppe, Susan Tate, Marchele Brooks, Susan Simpson. Front row: Christa Walker, Beth Duncan, Carol Oran, LeeAnn Sparks fcaptj, Michelle Allen lco-captj, Tameka Fabors s the basketball season opened this year, Clark- ston fans saw bright, new faces cheering the teams to victory. Under the leader- ship of capt. LeeAnn Sparks and, co-capt. Michelle Allen, the eighth grade squad added a great deal of spirit and pep to the basketball games. They Worked hard and donated alot of time to making goodie bags and perfecting cheers and chants. All of their long hours practice were evident in the Hne performance of this squad throughout the season.

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B Team Basketball Cheerleaders LE T'S GO ANGORAS! hat's it like to be a cheer- leader? Another pep rally, another game, is my hair alright, always busy. Theylve had to accept the agony of defeat and proclaim the thrill of victory. I t's a hard job to get a small crowd Hred up on an early Saturday morning with your team down by six - but this group of girls did not lose hope un til that last buzzer. Their dedica- tion and support made the season more enjoyable for everyone in- volved. All of these girls Were hard Working and as a result really ad- ded alot of enthusiasm to the bas- ketball games. t Back row: Lisa Greenburg, Stacy Folks, Reesie Nash, Caren Terrell, Karen Cribb Jenny Livingston. Front row: Amy Phillips fcaptj, Valerie Johnston Ico-capt.j Tracy Kearney, Deborah Anderson, Sarah Vance. Z 45 Z Z 4 ,Q

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g VARSITY BASKETBALL he Clarkston Varsity Boys Basketball team faced a major rebuilding year this season. Having only one senior on the squad, Geno McAdoo, the lack of experience was obvious. The Angoras made up for this deficiency with outstanding hus- tle and determination as well as a strong spirit of teamwork which was evident throughout the year. Beginning the season with practice on October 15, improve- ment Was shown daily. Upon the arrival of the first game against Briarcliff, the team proved that they were ready to win. Playing against their sub-region oppo- nents: St. Pius, Avondale, Hen- derson, Shamrock, and Chamble, the Angoras had shown their ability to compete with anyone. One of the highlights of the sea- son was the renewal ofthe Stone Mountain rivalary after 5 years absence. These games were excit- ing and enjoyable for everyone in attendance. Under the leadership of Coach Mike Haremski, a strong founda- tion for the future has been es- tablished. Stressing defense and aggressive rebounding the Ango- ras were among the county lead- ers in these statistical areas. The team was led by the rebounding of Russell Adams and Bernard Kempg the defense of Jason Greene, Larry Singleton, and Jonathon Binnsg and, the shoot- ing of Geno McAdoo and Jon- athon Davis. All of the players should be proud of their out- standing efforts throughout the season and ofthe mark they have left in the history of Clarkston Basketball.