Coastal Academy - Retrospect Yearbook (Myrtle Beach, SC)

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Cougars Hif Links The Coastal Academy Golf Team hits the links this year with high hopes of equalling last season's I 5-0 record. The Cougars have returning from last year's team Sophomore Scott Miles and Junior Louis LaBruce. New players who hope to aid the team a great deal are Alec lvey, who sat out last year, Carson Benton, Bill Cameron and Bobby Goodman. All the matches the Cougars play in Myrtle Beach will be at the newly renovated Dunes Club. The Dunes is one of the toughest courses in the United States and should pose a big threat to the opposition if the Cougars are swinging free and easy. The Cougars will travel around the state this year in Yellow Bird with Coach Hank Evans at the helm and are ready to pile in and make the trip to Hilton Head for the State Tournament. I977 GOLF SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT March Marlboro March Rutgers University March Cape Fear March Willington Wade Hampton March Cape Fear April Robert E. Lee April Byrnes April Byrnes April Robert E. Lee Hammond April Winyah April Carolina Academy April Carolina Academy Marlboro April Carolina Academy Marlboro May Willington Wade Hampton May STATE TOURNAMENT at HILTON HEAD May 'STATE TOURNAMENT at HILTON HEAD , 1 ' This page: ll I Golf team members are Louis LaBruce, Bill Cameron, Gene Wilkes, Edwin Martin, Coach Hank Evans, Bobby Goodman, Scott Miles, Alec Ivey, Cecil Worsley, and Carson Benton labsentj. l2I Coach Evans indulges in a cool beverage while awaiting the team. C31 Scott Miles puts another ball into play. Opposite page: ill Bill Cameron watches as Carson Benton swings at a difficult shot. Q21 Dr. Evans gives Gene Wilkes and Carson Benton the results of the latest match. l3I Alec Ivey attempts a seven foot putt as Louis La Bruce awaits his turn. l3i Edwin Martin, Cecil Worsley, and Bobby Goodman load up in Yellow Bird after another victorious match.

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Coastal Nei-ters Coastal Academy's 1977 tennis team entered its seventh year as one of the school's maior spring sports. Both the boys' and girls' teams faced a tough schedule, playing such opponents as James F. Byrnes, Pee Dee, and Marlboro. However, they held high hopes of terminating the season by qualifying for the ten- lil Laura Ely restrings her racket before tak- ing court position. l2l The boys' tennis team includes Steve Eric- son, Lawton Benton, Lewis Butler, Bill Thrail- kill, and Ken Register. l3l Making up the girls' team are Melissa Dar- gan, Kelly Howland, Robin Williamson, Cel- este Riddle, Laura Ely, and Cricket McDuffie. Hopeful nis tournament held annually at the Hilton Head in the spring. A strong returning line-up of boys experienced in team play, plus the addition of newcomer Steve Ericson, made strong contenders ofthe boys' team. Eager to improve, many of the female tennis enthusiasts sought individual lessons besides working out almost daily with Ms. Penny McNeil and Mrs. Joy Newnam, suc- cessful local competitors who lent their time and ability. Many of the team members were returnees from last year, thereby building upon past experience in interschool competi- tion. bow,