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

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From the top of the key, Catrina Wilkins gets inside for the shot. Varsity Girls Basketball T. Holder, J. Clodfelter, P. Mills, C, Wilkins, D. Greene, L. Stephenson, Coach Reavis, K, Hayes, J. Rhynehardt, R. East, M. Petree, D. Petree, D. Brown, Coach Stanley. x 'E-5 -.Qu N., N.. M.-we md! rs... v Air Janice on the warpath! For leading scoring ladycat Janice Rhynehardt, its just another drop in the bucket. Breaking away from her defender, Melinda Petree breaks cross court as Julie Clodfelter inbounds the ball from the inside of the key. Competition

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A Taste Of Victory The Girls Varsity Basketball Team improved greatly this sea- son with the coaching of Mrs. Bauguss and Mr. Stanley. They ended the season with a 6-15 record and earned a reputation of a fighting, scrappy team. Said junior Melinda Petree, l've played basketball since 8th grade. l've got interested in playing my favorite sport in high school. The best part of playing is playing conference because you learn from playing other teams. Sophomore Janice Rhynehardt also commented, Competition Playing Varsity ball means that generally there is a good level of competition. When you play top teams, you're forced to play your best. The tough competi- tion level is the best aspect of varsity basketball. Thanks to teamwork, good coaching and a talented squad the Girls varsity basketball team has enjoyed a much improved season. They have earned a taste of victory and the reward of respect of their efforts on and off the court. Nothing but ne!! Janice Rhynehardt concentrates as she is covered by the Andrews defenders. Rush hour traffic gathers as Lisa Lewis releases the ball from the inside the key.

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In mid air, Eric Austinls opponent is Sacrifice Pays Gff For Bobcat Grapplers Wrestlers this year moved up in strength and advantages. They had a real room with Wrestling on the door instead of the holey trailer to practice in. They have the benefits of a whirlpool as well as human ad- vantages in the talents of senior wrestlers. Wrestlers have a lot of coverage, but they go through a lot of hard work and sacrifice to have a winning season. Senior Jeff Howerton commented, I had to sacrifice eating to be a wrestler. More than you can imagine, l had to live wrestling. Senior Mark Eddleman also said, Every day from day one, you put in about four hours a day. You give up food and some weekend time to meet your goals. Wrestling has been great in high school, but I'm ready to get on with my life. Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec an an. an. an. an. Glenn Mt Tabor Glenn West Glenn Parkland Glenn Mt Tabor Parkland Glenn Reynolds Glenn East Glenn Smith Glenn Carver Glenn Page Glenn North Mat Schedule . 26 70 . 6 . 27 44 28 . 3 39 36 . 10 60 . 16 . 13 Glenn 39 '36 . 17 45 27 J .7 15 45 J 10 72 0 J 17 51 16 J 21 44 27 J 24 51 24 Competition For some of the wrestlers, all the work paid off in the sectional tournament during the weekend of February 8th and 9th. Seven Wrestlers, Jason Fogleman, Da- vid Shaeffer, Jeff Howerton, Mark Eddleman, Eric Austin, Bil- ly Flippin, and Larry Hoover, all represented Glenn in this inter- school competition. After the smoke cleared, both Mark Edd- leman and Eric Austin moved on to represent Glenn in the Re- gionals. Even though improved facili- ties were a help, the wrestling team owes its success to people. All the people who postponed eating and weekends to wrestle at their finest, they are Glenn's pride and victory. caught in a navy ride. Kwik'