Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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New Queen Brings Luck Sweetheart Day at Coastal was a real heart stopper! The game was unusually exciting as the Chants battled Limestone College and won in overtime, 88-87. The halftime festivities featured the crowning of the 1976 Homecoming Queen. The contestants as well as past queens who appeared as guests walked onto the court and were silhouetted before a huge red valentine fArtwork by the Canterbury Art Clubj. The second runner-up, Marcia Wells, was sponsored by Mgr. Clark Parker and the first runner-up was Brenda Galloway, sponsored by Lonnie Chestnut. The new Homecoming Queen was chosen by the popular vote of the student body. Joyce Struthers, a X cheerleader, won the crown, She was sponsored by the team's leading scorer and rebounder, Howard Wliite. The Homecoming Dante was held at the Castaways and, though it was crowded as usual, everyone had a blast! Homecoming Queen 1976 -joyce Struthers I Sponsored by Howard White et, .. , on 'I , ' - -L'dGll ,N Qcen Past queens - Kim Young Hendricks, Norma Cooler, and Fir? Rucnrgiislpd Rule?-ugjvgzzrciafgfvclx Ruthie Vaught - posed with the 1976 contestants. OVC ' ts any L is ft 2 Q

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Coastal Finishes Fourth In AIA Playoffs 1976 was the most successful season to date for Coastal Carolina's tennis team who set a school record of I8 wins and 3 losses and finished fourth in the NAIA district playoffs. The Chants' only losses came at the hands of the College of Charleston and Erskine. Senior -loey Sanders, playing the number four position, finished with the highest individual record, 18 wins and 3 losses, followed by number two man, Craig Hawley, who ended the season with a 17-3 record. Since Sanders was the team's only senior and the rest of the squad planned to return to Coastal, Coach Dame and the Chants looked forward to an equally impressive season in 1977. v-..-'P-ik 1450111 Rzglvlx Delain Stevenshloey Sanders, Craig Hawley, Keith Skipper, Tim Hardee, and Greg Duerk, ' Fif. 1' - -:taxis-is ., ,.,,x,,r 'HP , -, ff 9 . --'- 1- Q r .f zz .- ,l 4 5 , l 1 2 vl .. 1