Glenn High School - Glenn Echoes Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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The O ange Crush Rush Opponents The nip in the air signaled the season. The cheerleaders, band, drill team, pep club, and specta- tors arriving with special guest Claude the Bobcat made the time obvious as the rush of or- ange broke through the Bobcat banner and began slapping hands on the field. Football fe- ver had begun. As a first year 4-A team, Glenn played well, even against high school powers such as Page and Parkland. Coach Hooker commented, Our toughest op- ponents were probably Page and Parkland. They were both very strong teams and both went to the playoffs. Sophomore Weymouth Jones also said, As a team in its first year of 4-A games, we had probably the smallest team of all. But, consid- ering the odds, we had a good season. For me, the toughest game was against East Forsyth. They are probably our biggest rivals, at least around Kerners- ville, and the pressure on the whole team is that game was really heavy. Senior Varsity Football: D. Adams, S. Davis, S. Jenkins, P. Smith, M. Eddleman, B. Flippin, M. Carrigan, R. Hannah, J. Jessup, G. Moore, J. Franklin, B. Harvey. Competition The season had high points as well as low, it's exciting games as well as difficult ones. Said ju- nior Randy Jones, I feel like our best game was against Trin- ity. We had just come off two losses and Trinity was ranked in the state. Our victory was our pawprint, our mark we left on their Homecoming. Coach Lau- ten was asked his opinion of the most exciting moment in the sea- son. He replied, The most ex- citing moment of any football season is the time right before the kickoff of the first game of the season. At that point, every- one's an equal. Excitement is ex- tremely high when you think about and anticipate what can happen if things go as planned. The nip in the air signaled the season. The rush of orange pouring onto the field slapping hands imprints a picture of Bob- cat victory. It is etched in the minds of players, coaches, and fans who watched the Bobcat football team make the name Glenn,' mean something big to the 1 The Bobcat Express Eluding the grasp Gerald Moore strives for the goal line of Trinity Defenders, Senior Fullback Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 11 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Bobcat Football Glenn 10 Glenn 20 West 14 Parkland 28 Glenn 14 Glenn 14 Page 24 Glenn 13 East 7 Reidsville Mt. Tabor Glenn Glenn Trinity Smith Glenn North Glenn

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1 UWIPI 'l'I'l'I0h Hard Work Pays Off' After a hard soccer game, Craig Wilkinson enjoys few quiet moments on the sidelines. X-3' - . we Q in i 4 '-I

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Awaiting the snap from senior center Billy Flippin, Tim McCann and Randy Jones line up for another score Underclassmen Varsity: W. Jones, R. Purvis, R. Wall, M. Patterson, B. Stanberry, T. McCann, W. Coles, B. Barr, R. Reavis, B. Johnson, T. Jones, M. Key, T, Stout, T. Grayson, T, Gaither, C. Harris, R. Jones, J. Overby After breaking the tackle of a yellowjacket defender the other yellowjackets are stung by the speed of Mario Patterson. Competition