Fort Campbell High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Campbell, KY)

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Golf Team Rated Par- Excellent The Golf team, having finished fourth in the State High School Tournament last year, is look- ing forward to an even better season under the guidance of Mr. Raymond L. Coxe, the team's coach. With Hne playing expected from Bobby Foster, Danny Fulmer, Steve Huggins, and Robert Tobias, the Falcons can be expected to preserve the excellent name that Flora holds in all sports. The team gathers for a picture during a practice round at Spring Valley Country Club. From left to right: Mr. Raymond L. Coxe, coachg Steve Drafhn, Bobby Foster, Koot Dawson, Dana Mitchell, Danny Fulmer, captaing Dwight johnson, Robert Tobias, Craig Bacorn, and Cary Silverfield. Absent when picture was made: Steve Huggins. Danny Fulmer, team captain, and Mr. Raymond L. Coxe, coach, discuss Robert Tobias' tee-shot as Bobby Foster and Koot Dawson look on. Robert Tobias blasts from one of the many hazardous bunkers at Spring Valley during the match with Florence. Bobby Foster, Columbia City Champion, shows the driv- ing style that enabled him to capture the title. A nightmare shot? For some, yes-for Gary Silverfield, no.

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l I r I- one c 1 is Third baseman jay McAlister makes it look easy. Sonny Meetze snaps,0ne in centerield, ,. K Xa, t eniors Form tron Nucleus ' V- -llvos 'QA-.-eq s ,gc f Iifkxfflfndlqcax GUM-5 ' ' ' Catcher Tommy Linton talggs a fast one. Out at first! Steve Hendley makes the play. l woo' f7' Pitcher Frank Basnett shows his form in the Lancaster game. I39 Shortstop Albert Whiteside moves in for the double play.

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Allen Robinson practices his serve at an afternoon session. Captain Randy Barre and Sponsor W. E. Carson, jr., head for Orangeurg for an out-of-town match. ' The Falcon Tennis Team pauses before a practice. First How: Johnny Wingfield, Newton Hornsby, Gerald Bridgers, Tom Bell, David Belser. Second Row: George Little, Allen Robinson, Allan Pregnall, Randy Barre, and Duke Lafaye. Absent when picture was made: Bill Reese. Netmen Have Potent Future After the more rigorous sports of football, bas- ketball and baseball have become merely spec- tator sports, the unique game of tennis will still be played by the old as well as the young. In high school, tennis is in the background. But in later years it will become stronger in the memory of all. The greatly appreciated influence of the sponsor, Mr. W. E. Carson, will be most strongly remembered by the tennis players. George Little shows his strength and skill in a volley. High ranking team members, Allan Pregnall and johnny Wingfield, practice their doubles game.