Granite Falls High School - Boulder Yearbook (Granite Falls, NC)

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Golf Team Holes Out Winning Season In recent years, the Granite High School golf teams havewound up their seasons with winning records. This year was no exception. Each member consistently hit picture perfect drives, iron shots, chip shots, and putts, with minimal errors in their physical or mental play. All of the boys handled pressure shots exceptionally well and held on to finish first in the majority of their matches. 1 8a. The golf team established a respected reputation in conference play. Left to right: Joe Davis, Jonie Triplett, Ben White, Ken White, Pete Sharman. Not pictured are Ron Hendricks. Lee Hoyle, Mark Kincaid, Marty Alger. 1 8b. Mark Kincaid demonstrates one facet of his well-balanced golf games - putting. 19c. Pete Sharman exhibits the latter portion of a virtually flawless shot. 1 9d. Ben White during a swing exemplary of the caliber of play that netted the team a winning record. 19e. Jonie Triplett puts into practice a fundamentiil prerequisite of a shot - keeping your eye on the ball. 19f. Golf coach John Prushinski shows why one should never play with a rank amateur.

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Demons Victorious In ' ' MudBowr The football season for the varsity squad did not quite develop as expected. From the beginning of the season, the team was plagued with injuries, often to key players. Strug- gling against adversity, the Demons were hard-pressed for a winning record, falling short of the .500 mark by one game. Ironically, though, the Demons outscored their opponents in total point output for the season. Although they didn ' t rank very highly in the standings, the team gained vital experience which will be employed next year because of the high percentage of returning players, provided they can avoid the injury jinx. Granite Opponent 6 Hudson 19 6 Gamewell 16 28 Bandys 8 27 Fred T. Foard 6 14 St. Stephens 28 14 West Lincoln 13 12 jNewton 27 8 Bunker Hill 30 0 Maiden 8 50 East Lincoln 8 20