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SUCCESSFUL TRADITION 2. Sophomore Lynn Montgomery returns one dur-ing on April motch. 3. Sophomore Terri Myers serves to begin onother exchonge. 4. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM - From Left. Front: Deonno McCord, Gole Buckler, Terri Kobler. Becky Hedges. Anjonnette Gifford. Bock: Chris Voltes. Julie Douglas, Jeremy McCloud, Sheilo White, Rob Linville, Coach Rosolyn Thomas. 5. Eighth grader Jeremy McCloud concentrates on his form. 6. Senior John Burns charges the net for o gome winning point. (Photos, clockwise from bottom of opposite page) 1. VARSITY — From Left. Front: Julie Douglas. Jonelle Eorlywine. Terri Kobler. Terri Myers. Lynn Montgomery. Bock: Rob Linville. Jock Selby. Pete Curtis. Porker Sims. Mike Wright. John Burns. Troy Myers. Donny Poe. Jeremy McCloud. Cooch Rosolyn Thomos.
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TENNIS TEAM CONTINUES Coach Rosalyn Thomas and her aggressive tennis program continued building one of the school's most successful extracurricular traditions during the 1982-63 year. The junior high team competed on its own September and October schedule, then joined the varsity for the regular spring season. Deming individuals and doubles teams picked up wins from schools as small as St. Patrick and as large as Harrison County. Troy Myers, one of only three seniors, severely sprained an ankle and was never really at full strength. That hurt Deming's chances at the regional title, but the team still earned considerable respect. With 12 veterans back, many still in eighth and ninth grade, Deming boasted several of the region's most promising younger stars. With depth and talent for a t least three seasons to come, the Devils looked like a definite regional championship contender. And Ms. Thomas was already working with fifth and sixth graders to ensure a continued stream of talent.
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SCIENCE FAIR ATTRACTS Science competition has not traditionally been a Dealing strength, but in 1983 Ms. Davis and her students made significant efforts to change that. More students entered the science fair than ever before. Again held in the old gym, the event attracted an interested crowd and was judged by a panel of professionals. The winners advanced to regional competition at Morehead. where they quickly realized even greater projects would be needed by any students dreaming of the state science fair or a chance at national honors. However, one year ago no Deming student even competed at the regional, and with almost all its ‘‘superior” winners returning, Ms. Davis had hopes for much stronger future competion. 28
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