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

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A Q M . . 1 'ff i rl .ff e .... . me H ,, I , ,gf ' ... t 2 1 , iq ,QWA 1 MY Leader of the pack, Bobby Davis rounds the course with strength and endurance. Striving to be one of the best in the country, Senior Lady Cat, Molly Clod- felter, gains all-conference honors. X Country Schedule Sept 5 Parkland Sept 11 North Sept. 25 Smith 2 Carver Page North East Conference Oct. Oct. 9 Oct. 16 23 30 Oct. Oct. A C001 bf?-ak is at the end Of the Y'-In for 59l'1i01' Jeff HOWQYIOHA Out with the pack and pushing for the lead, Bobcat harriers hit the three mile course at North Forsyth. Competition

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Experience Pays Off In The Long Run I felt this was a successful season for everyone. We gave it everything we had. Jeff Howerton speaks in ad- miration of his team, the cross country team. In the scorebooks, this season was not one of their best, but in many other aspects they thrived. Senior Molly Clod- felter ranked third in the con- ference and ninth in the all- county. She commented, I have run track for three years and really enjoyed being on this team. I feel that we need- ed more girls and perhaps better organization, but we did our best with what we had. Other Bobcat runners were Bobby Davis, Brian Davis, Bobby Jones, Scott Haga- man, Charles Kiser, Donald Durham, Shawn Tucker, Fletcher Hunter, Larry Hoo- ver, Roulpherd Goodson, John Segers, Jeff Howerton, and Mike Skotcher. Bobby Davis leads the team in ex- perience and skill. He com- mented, I feel like we could have done better, but it wasn't bad. I'm very proud of my brother Brian. He put his all into this season and worked really hard. Said ju- nior Fletcher Hunter, I had no first places, but a lot of seconds and thirds. I ended up finishing twelfth in the con- ference. All in all, I really en- joyed it. In many ways, this was a growing season for the Bobcat cross country team. Even though they didn't at- tain many victories, they put forth the effort and acquired the experience that will pay off in the long run. After miles of dedicated training, Junior Fletcher Hunter sets the pace for a long, gruelling race. l I s I i S S ln a moment of concentration, Coach Cloud checks mile splits with team manager Joey Cross Country: L. Hoover, B. Jones, J. Segers, F. Hunter, B. Davis, M. Kotcher, Thomas. and R- Goodson. Competition

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Love Means othing To A Tennis The Girl's Tennis team began a totally new season this year. They had new players, a new coach, and the promise of new tennis courts at the school. Even though all the newness took a while to get adjusted to, the team had a season of definite improvement. We improved a lot, especially near the end of the season. We gained a lot more experience and stuck to- gether, said junior Julie Clod- felter. Every season has its ups and downs, and all the players felt the good times, bad times and hard knocks. Said Sandy Staf- ford, One of the best parts of the season was Frank Walker, the coach. We all got along with Player him. He knew what he was doing and worked well with us. Sen- ior Lisa Gibbons commented, The worst handicap we suf- fered this year was looking out the classroom window and see- ing six new tennis courts we couldn't use and then having to drive somewhere else. Though the unfinished courts served them a hard blow, the togetherness of the team under the leadership of a coach they liked and understood made the tennis team's 5-5 season a memorable one. Their patience, time, and improvement made them sometimes beatable on the court, but never beatable in spir- it. 1 1 Competition Tennis Team: L. Gibbons, T. Holder, A. McKaughan, C. Loggins, J. Clodfelter, S. Stafford, G. Hawks, S. Bland, Coach Walker. Struggling with the sun in her eyes, Lisa Gibbons quickly uses her forehand to send the ball whirling back across the net. Stretching for a tough return, Julie Clodfelter concentrates on meeting the b - . -,,, . f 54, 4 - A ',.E, Y,. . Q S! N ,I ,Q Y xf'u?,.,, wgyirfrgw Q rg XG if Ji , WV? V Y if-:if ' ' - t V V f Q. as .5 f, f tis-iss., -si, ss . . - s '- K Q if st v t .. ,MM - .... .., . S'-Zia is-if as-aw . . fr ,ss ,.s,-,sm sr -. ig sgfisg si 5-ff Y .L xr ggi .-sfiyxf.-fir-sfasxf s., 'favs is af .s .4-gfii. .,,.- .5 ,i-fain ---- rf . it 'ig ISSJ ,--- 2:54. 1, ga, 4 ,, ,si 1. wg cw 3 is :gf 1 , ii massiswgs are is A, tt 'X ...'f 1 I Hi s'ii 'ii'ia..t r 'W J 'fs A is 4 ga., . Q af if . ,,g. , My -W , - 1.3 fir. .L 9 s 3 ii ,.., ., , . .1-. - kk., ,, ,......-..,l..,,., ,Wk J., . N - if ..-. s 4 Q 't if sssi, if f M' was fgwsrwse -- QQ .., . I., i Q - . . .:- .2 8 .. ... ... . ., - - i ---- ' Fl' . f i L ..., f Nr if A t.Mg 535 r.,, ii. Y, ,testi , . ,. . ss ' ii' J? gf-sgiirtiil-fi? 'r'- fie1sfi2+s-3. -1 ,QI .. .X . .Q .W P . 5 -3 A , , 'V -- if- 2 ' fi - U W 1 1 ' iissfi' -- - . .Q ..... r f ..... . ss iif ..., - S is wir Q X .9 K E 1 E 3 G s 'sl' mm x Sli VX slim X S xt XT igii sg is ,QE rs, 1 X , X W ugh, N .t',s ,... . ...., ., .. ..,, K. ,.,S,,, ,. ,, . ,-.,