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Swinging is easy for Al Hagy. Having the most successful season in the history of the school, the tennis team left many great memories to hash around. Their only losses were to Patrick Henry and Cave Spring. Tennis season always began with conditioning drills. These drills were often held in disagreeable weather since the school lacked in- door courts. Also, tennis was a spring sport, and in most area schools, it was a year ’round sport. The team found itself re- building since five of the top six players graduated in the spring of '79. They found out how it felt to be a win- ning team, so building again was worth the effort. Springtime found those ea- ger tennis players learning and practicing new skills in order to keep their records at the top. Getting Into oem was nag. Seated: Jay Meador, Al Hagy, Alan David Turner, Bob Parcell, Marc Ar- —S. J. Plybon, Mac Cooper, Timmy Jackson Green, Doug Ross, Coach West, rington. Standing: 26 Sports Harris, Michaux Raine, Highfill.
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ide ee Making a big effort, Lonnie Quinn scores a run against Cave Spring. After getting a base hit, Ken- neth Witcher receives advice from Coach Steve Oakes on what to do in the next series of plays. Making the play at first base is Barry Wray. Winding up and releasing the ball, Mark Metz pitches a strike-out. Catching a pop fly is Barry Washburn as the Eagles stomp Northside. - baal MD Te Mi Mt a ee Baseball 25
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Kneeling: Jeff Taylor, Dave Keil- witz, Todd Hammock, Jeff Foster, Mascot Muff. Standing: Bill Hop- kins, Bert Willis, Richard Prilliman, Ray Matherly, Bruce Hodges, and Coach Conklin. Fighting against youth and experience, the golf team placed fourth in the Metro - Tournament, and fifth in the District Tournament. The Swing Despite his youth, Sopho- more Todd Hammock shot his lowest score of the sea- son to capture the title of Medalist District Champion. He then went on to repre- sent his school in the Re- gional Golf Team, a spot- light in which he did well. Todd Hammock, the most consis- tent player takes an easy one stroke lead. Richard Prillaman rolls the ball in gently for another par. Ss t ee ok eee Sports 27
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