East Lincoln High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Denver, NC)

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jeff Warren asks Steven Hager if they are posing for GQ. Paul Sifford shows us his wrestling form. Karen Cassingham, 25, takes it to the hoop against Charlotte Country Day. XMAGES o ictof 1986 'Vin A. .V Q , rf 'L , . H lllll t , sisr 4. t hw L' M VV K' 4 4 5 I ' . I , , , ' it K I fdm 0' V,,,, W f 1 V , Laigy ygyry y Q ., t'?f,1:mfef is igatw- P' -Y .q?.Q,My A gi f 1 R WEE :f:v?1g,i '-Q ,f , ggegbgljfffff X, vriv.-i r ,V if-Z..f4g.gf. I fjgjy ? s rf David Bargoil eyes his next shot. East Lincoln Varsity Cheerleaders show their stuff at Appalachian State. 95 4 .

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The cross-country team consists of nine de- termined, energetic young men. It was a re- building year since there were only two returners from last yearg neverthe- less, they made a strong showing, finishing third in a tough new confer- ence. Coach juelfs, his first year with the team, was responsible for the teams success. They had twn meets this year and ran competitively in all of them. All of the runners worked and trained dili- gently throughout the year The sectionals were held at Freedom High School, where we finished twelfth out of twenty- four teams. Coach Iuelfs is looking forward to next year with seven return- ing members. We Have Hit The Dusty Trail Q6 PSS? E-gg Front: Chris Rainsford, Nathan Housen Steve Perleberg, Bernard Bynum, Back: Keith Black, Brad Loftis, Scott Kiszley, Ieff Black, Paul Sifford. Q ' , 'y YV- A lat ' rn qui' . W eff 'VZ-wg -553110333-Q .Q 9 - '.-.4 ,px v- .au S u if T li gigs, Q 1'v... ' AST' -if -g I.f T9 . .sf 3,i: Q,5 ii f 'fxf Gif' 'wi 54, 41125 xi . sr :N- ,J 1 . 1 -ma . rv ft - if? ., fr r r if ,. ',, v 1 wg ' V Ka 'a 'Q' WA' I 1 as ,V I gx.J'i,1.,8V-p it., an trait , . rrr if e f- . u l lf ie .ai rw f ,, H - , ,,',,, 'gf WA Brad Loftis tries his hand at stump jumping. b. Y,-K' If , M '. Y ,' , ' - Ieff Black goes into turn four Nathan I-Iouser comes down the home stretch. A . 4 .-g.s.k . fd., ,fx , - W5 ' A ' 1 f TQ . ',k,,,ifLL , T V .. .,,, 0 a rw , as

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