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

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f 'T'T . .15 Fighting for control ofthe ball, Amber McGee, Kim Angell, and Laura Smyth battle Yellowjacket defenders. . .1 is N Alter a prayer and a cheer, Coach Cachia takes a moment to think about the game before positioning his players. Girls Soccer: Amy Cheek, F. Evans, L Smyth, E. Ward, S. Collins, K. Reichart, K. Angell, L. Atkins, A. Vogler, M. Parrish, S. Handy, L. Stephenson, J. Smith, K. Griffin, J. Arthur, S. Dotson, V. Smith, P. Connell, F. Cachia, K. Ellis, P. Angel C. Davenport, V. Fritzler, A. McGee, T. Culler, K. Britt, M. Tway, T. Spencer M. Lenins, K. Hayes, T. Hill, M. Eaton, B. Luper, B. McGee, M. Brent, K. Dotson, M. Crotts. i W- - smmn .511 Y V , V ,W VVM,V,,...,.f.,.,...,..,,.,,.,,..,,,,.,4 , ,, V V, 'ww , rf. , 'W 'W7i?'Z'3Bbf' ,,,, I V., 5 ,, N . H lg.: 4 0' vfx W-'v 7 I K T1 if i 3 M V W 1: l 'M f 151 V VVV ,VV . , 5' D am. , i 4' W V V..-'XV V X ' V -nm, J if 2 ' :EQ x V V 4 , Q t.t Wg 'ff ,Ql.,r ' ,.,, , 3 , A V. V , , . V V RV MV i 5 . , x 1 w- ww ' .,, V i ,. 'fmfffs lv . -M1949 ' W , . -A it .M JAMA' . ,,,f 4 V ,A w f , Q .. A ,, , QQ 2 Q A fi-We ' Q V ' . V ,-VM, VV , t . i 03.55, - ,VK , 4 , VV ,ggi -- ,,. ,, t V Q I W' ,A . , VV . V g i ,, i ' A V .QV A ' ,- . I , ' Marne wt f ,ff ,, , N, -,, W ,,,, it r My we Q , f tt V , fm. . M f7li'V W , jew r 'V V V f -',- X Gaming control of the ball, Sheila 1 ,, 'V - i ' Hand and Kristie Griffin dribble b a , V V M W V VVVVV V Demon defender. 7. , V Q 1, V .,,, ,V-A--fn ,, V V w M- ., ilflfi., , L ' 'W '5F 'f Trying to recover the ball, Reynold's , ,Q ,,, ,,., WV V V A 4 , VV V , w ,yrrf 4, 7 halfback positions herself to be wiped M A out by Karen Hayes, who is closing in 4 -T fit in we .4 ,M V,VV43,fw. 'ff gi hard and fast. W ,. 'fn-W., , 43 ' ,W fy ft W., X za.. , L vw ' , W iY vM-5461 Lk' iq' ...', will Qin . f' , , A ' WW Wy VV Q ., VV. . Veg, NVE W q,,w?',4r 7 'M ' ,j Pz,. 4 f .M 'V f A rf f ,, 1:,.2'-4 VV 6 ,, ing ,Mai ,Verge AVN lj . 1 ,,,,. Competition

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Alive And Kicking Coming back with a season of experience and more de- termination than ever before, the Girls Soccer team laced up new cleats in early Febru- ary in hopes of a brand new start. Coached by Mr. Cachia, Mr. Connell, and a few of the best from the boys' team, the girls practice basic soccer skills and game situations in preparation for their 18 game season. Said sophomore Lau- ra Smyth, I feel that the team has improved. Some of us went to Sunset Soccer Camp over the summer so we would be ready for this season. Combining what we learned as beginners last sea- son and what we picked up over the summer, we have improved a lot. Girls Soccer Schedule Mach 11 Reynolds March 13 Parkland March 18 Mt. Tabor March 20 West March 25 Reynolds April 3 Parkland April 8 Mt. Tabor April 10 West April 15 Smith April 22 Page April 24 North April 29 East May 2 East May 6 Carver May 8 Page May 13 North May 15 East Competition Because they are not a championship team, some may wonder why they enjoy playing. As said by junior Stephanie Dotson, 'iWe play because we enjoy it. If all we cared about was winning, we wouldn't be happy on this team. But we have a team spirit and a love of the game that makes winning unimpor- tant. We have fun, and if that's all we accomplish, that's enough. The improvement, coach- ing, and love of soccer unique to this team are their keys to a new start and a successful season. As said by senior Ti- juana Hill, Whatever the cir- cumstances or risks are, feel good about playing soccer. Then give it your all! Running an offense-defense drill in practice, Karen Hayes sets up for a through to Vickie Fritzler, defended by Jill Smith and Stephanie Waiting for a chance to sub into the game, rookie halfback Lisa Stephenson plops down at the scorer's table for a quick breather.

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Victor - Par For the Course With all of the dominating sports and activities at Glenn, it is easy to overlook some inter- esting and perhaps unnoticed athletes. These athletes have no matches or practices at Glenn, and play a non-spectacular sport. They are golfers. Most golfers will agree that golf is a relaxing sport. Despite the fact that golf does not have cheerleaders, constant action and a lot of publicity, there are some advantages. Said sopho- more Troy Ohmes, You have a second change in golf. If you score bad on one hole you can come back on the nextf' Junior Rusty Stuart also said, If I mess up or we're losing, I just forget about what has happened and concentrate on the holes ahead. Although most of the team will only use golf as a hobby in the future, Harry Davis wants to become a professional. Beside his talent, Harry has other good reasons for playing golf. When I was eleven years old I broke my arm for the third time so I decided to play a peaceful sport. My grandfather is a golf profes- sional so he helped and still does help me. I hope that one day all the hard work will pay off. With a year of experimenta- tion and the talent of returning golfers, the Golf team's aim was a season victory. Choking up for precision, Eric Austin concentrates on a steady stroke. ' 1 Competition Varsity Golf: E. Austin, T. Holmes, H. Davis, S. Miller, R. Stuart, R. Lane, C. Marsh, B. Austin, B. Kale Practicing for Perfection, Troy Ohmes putts a few before a match. s S i 5