Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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Indian Nine Win District Championship Winning the district champion- ship with a 9-1 record, the Indians mayed Vvhnehouseforregional but lost by all-O score. Coach Teny Puhnan was named Coach ofthe Yearbythe othercoachesinthe dmtnct and Ronnie Williams was named Most Valuable Player. Making the All-District first team were Ronnie and Duane Carpenten pnchers Adanw Rmhey, second basemang Thornas Dickerson and Dennis Owings, outfielders. Hap Anderson,catcher,and Byron PhHHps,thHd baseman, madethe secondteanr Mark Allen and Chet Walters were gvenhonorabmrnenhon Stretching high for an overthrown ball, Byron Phillips attempts to keep a Wills Point Tiger from stealing a base. Baseball team members are tfront rowj Charles Stone, Byron Phillips, Dennis Owings, David Owings, Chet Walters, Adam Richey, John Teague, iback rowj Phillip Anderson, Thomas Dickerson, Hap Anderson, Mark Allen, Ralph Carroll, Ron- nie Williams, Duane Carpenter, and Coach Terry Putman, Baseball 85

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Country Casuals 622 W Garland Grand Saline 962 433i MILLER BROS WESTERN HATS JEANS TONY LAMA BOOTS 'l gx AV1 lllltQM3lDlY5TY uick Food Feed Su I Open Weelgaa Y 7 A M 7 P M Sundays 8 A M 6 P M 622 W Garland Grand Saline 962 438l Evergreen Feeds l , ll 9 hilly 1 -ls M - Q . 81 86 Tennis A frown of concentration marks Lynn Hill's face as she lobs the ball to her opponent. Tennis team members are ffront rowj Brenda Shields, Jerry Osborne, Joanie Clower, Brent O'Bannon, Tamara Sher- burn, Kip Humphrey, Pam Staggsg Cback rowj Coach Shirley Anderson, Debra Hed- Tennis Tecim Successful dt District Winning their first tournaml trophy at the Corsicana Oil C Open early in the season got' tennis team off to a good start. At district Kip Humphrey wor Boys Singles, Lynn Hill in G Singles, Jerry Osborne and Bri O'Bannon in Boys Doubles. At regional Kip placed third E qualified as alternate to sta Jerry and Brent won the fi round and lost in the second. Kip also won first place at C sicana, at the Jacksonville lnv tional, the Robert E. Lee lnv tional, and the GSHS Invitatiol tournaments. Lynn won all of the dl matches she was entered in. l 3 dins, Susan Garland, Ronnie Willlamsq McMakin, Howard Gentry, and Cd Lonnie Humphrey. Not pictured is Mel Campbell.