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Roll Up and Play Dead! The wrestling team had a great year in district competition. For the last two years, they have captured the James River Dis- trict Championship. The “Gold Fever Gang” was coached Garry Ferris. He has a background in wres- tling and likes the sport immensely. He said that it would be an experience for the young men coming up. He also said wrestlers should give 100% to the team and 10% to themselves during practice. The team set a record for the highest score ever achieved — 81-0 — against a school in Richmond. 1. Coach Ferris relaxes in the teacher’s lounge before a hard practice. 3. Steve Williams works for a pin against Open Door. 2. “Wildman” Weldon Jones growls at oncoming opponents. 4. Chris Foster is pre- paring to pin his opponent (Open Door). 16 Wrestling 1983-84 Wrestling Team: Chris Foster, Grayson Midkiff, Levi Carrington, Larry Meredith, James Adams, Glen Reed, Michael Turner, and Eric Decess. Not pictured: Scott Moore, Vern Miller, Steve Williams, Chris Riddle, Earl Johnson, Alex Holman, Chris Bernard, Bruce Partridge, and Ronald Gould.
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1983-84 Cheerleaders, ROW 1: Emma Crump, Kelly Nolan, Donna Hamrick, Lori Wood, Ronne Lamb, Jean Hurt, Tammie Price. ROW 2: Melissa Spillman, Kim Meador, Terry Taylor. They’ve Got Spirit The Cheerleaders had it made. They created new cheers and inspired the teams and fans. Their performances showed how hard they worked and how full of spirit they were. The cheerleaders are an important part of school because they develop the high moral of team mates and public. 1. Lori Wood Jean Hurt dress up for homecoming. 2. Donna Hamrick and Ronne Lamb applaud the football team at a pep rally. 3. The cheerleaders parade on the field before the Homecoming game. 4. All the cheerleaders yell the football team on to victory against Liberty Christian. Varsity Cheerleaders 15
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Touch All Bases The 1984 Junior Varsity Baseball team was basi- cally a new team. They worked under the direction of Coach Richard Goode. Members started practice later than the varsity team and had to work extra hard to catch up. According to one player, the team excelled in sportsmanship and participation. Members expected the first game to be a hard one — they were right, but the team managed a defeat. 1. Paul Duty rides home from a tough game. 2. Alphonzo Bell gets on the bus after a hard day’s work at practice. 3. Chris Taylor runs a few laps during practice. 4. Greg Gurueio runs wind sprints before a game. 5. Jerome Holman and Al- vin Brown get in shape during practice. J.V. Baseball 17
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