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

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Baseball is a game of speed and skill and whatever the umpire says goes, no matter how much the coach argues. A good slide some- times makes the difference of being safe or out. | 192

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Gotta’ have two points!! Making every minute COUNT! The finest of three schools came together and soon reached the point of performing together as a skilled junior varsity team, all playing together as one school under one banner. The Baby Eagles worked at improving their shooting ability, rebounding and over-all performance, both at hitting the basket and defending it. Victory for the junior varsity squad was both welcomed and well-deserved. Funny how there’s always someone there to block your shot. Eagles take to the air!

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VARSITY BASEBALL Hardwood on Horsehide—the Sound of Victory Spring is welcomed by the crack of a bat or the spliting of air, whatever the case may be, with the game of baseball. However, practice was begun months before with the lifting of weights and exercises designed to build muscles for smashing homeruns and fielding grounders. Returning to the team were many lettermen along with numerous players coming up from junior varsity. Baseball is the game for all boys, regardless of size, if they have the will, ability, and speed. East Forsyth’s team looked good as they ra cked up runs for their school. Making sure we get runs... FRONT ROW M. Yokiey, C. Beeson, K. Willard, L. Ferrell, R. Weavil, M. Flynn, M. Brewer, SECOND ROW J. Williard, J. Blair, C. Weavil, J. Mabe, J. McKee, BACK ROW J. Mecem, S. Neal, J. Warren, R. Beeson, D. McKaughn, P. Starbuck, S. Idol, D. Stephens, T. Kimble r ESS ee Fi wchinncaerdhesaedicendaiettrd ead auth ic sthinnde aides wonton th cae tapi Mate ABA 6st ‘ ati: eines oe oe ht thea ited, ee a la 3 vy “ rede ve ting Eni vccin ede ov ... making sure they don’t. 193