East Forsyth High School - Aquila Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Warm Weather Means Golf More people play golf than any other sport. Golf is skill and not strength. There are two basic ways to play golf, match play and medal play. Match play is played by winning each hole while medal golf is played by winning each round. FIRST ROW: Richard Griffith, David Newsom, Brent Elient, Tom Riley, Tommy Ayers, Jerry Hare, Keith Osborne. SECOND ROW: Bob Schultz, David Vanhoy, Ronnie Pegram, Terry Boles, Bob Gilbert, Robert Cox, Mike Beeson. THIRD ROW: Ken Hauser, Mark Godwin. Practice Makes PERFECT! FIRST ROW: Harmon Poplin, Doug Davis, David Brown, John Dyson. SECOND ROW: Mike Elium, Jerry Enscore, Wayne Barnard, Larry Cason, Mike Tate. 158

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A Championship for 68 is Anticipated When springtime comes around, the so-called “Spring Fever” strikes almost every boy and girl. It seems that energy from no- where suddenly pops out and tells each individual to enjoy life. It must tell this to our baseball players anyway because they hop into their uniforms, ready to meet the stiffest of competitors. And out goes East, prepared to bring home an- other school trophy. Brent Holcomb and Coach Musten plan the strategy for the game. “Practice makes perfect!”’ so they say. ; Strike One, Strike Two, and there it goes out of the park. ) 157

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Wrestling The experienced wrestlers that are having a good year are: Harmon Poplin, Steve White, Doug Davis, and Jimmy Nelson. Newcomers that have shown a lot of desire are: Larry Cason, John Dyson, and Bobby Long. Mr. John Withrow Equipment Swing it, Ken. A wrestler in action. 159