Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

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T Golf Team Takes District Trophy in 81; Places Sixth in ' 82 Season Under Coach Jerry Cannaday the ’81 Team was undefeated and brought home the District Trophy. Pictured holding the trophy are Pam Kientz and Gary Vin¬ cent. Standing: Danny Tomlinson, Robert Kapinos, Vincent Belmonte and Tim Vassar. The ’82 team had four scrimmages before the District match. They won three of the four scrimmages against Lunenburg and Nottoway. Greensville won the District Match over Nottoway by a large margin. The team then proceeded to the Regional Match at the Brandermill Country Club. The team placed 6th of 7 teams to end up a very respectable season. Gerry Vincent was the team leader by having the low gross score for every match. GOLF ’82: Mr. Richards, Coach; Vincent Belmonte, Gerry Vincent, Danny Tomlinson, Cameron Caines, Robert Kapinos, Pam Kientz, and Stuart Williams. Tennis Makes Comeback in ’82 Eagles Opp. 2 Randolph-Henry 7 0 Brunswick 9 0 Brunswick 9 3 Randolph-Henry 6 In the district tournament held May 6 at Keysville, Drew Willison and Tom Rivers advanced to the semi-finals in single competition and Tom Rivers and Alvin Johnson were defeated in the doubles semi-finals. GIRLS TRACK ’82: Annette Davis, Cynthia Jones, Doris Grant, Donna Sutton, Judy Davis, and Valerie Johnson. ’82 TENNIS TEAM: Front: Joseph Vaughan, Lee Walston, John Jones, Sandra Kei, Tom Rivers. Back: Mr. Kientz, coach; Drew Willison, Eric Willison, A. J. Johnson, Timmy Byers. 13

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Track Team Wins Second Consecutive District Title Front: Alton Johnson Anthony Atkins Greg Gallimore Warren Jones Daniel Jones Lorenzo Mason Richard Rawls Norman Ricks Back: Michael Hines Bradley Smith A. J. Johnson Jeronald Tuell Maurice Jones Carl Robinson Roy Harrison Willie Gillus Edwin McBeth The Greensville County Track Team ran away with the Southside District Title for the second consecutive year in a row. The Eagles took the crown by winning first place in seven of the ten running events. After the District Championship, the Eagles jumped into trouble at William and Mary. They finished fifth out of some thirty schools. They did, however, manage two first places as District Champion Bradley Smith took the three hundred meter hurdles in 38.5 seconds and the mile relay team of M. Jones, T. Smith, A. J. Johnson and B. Smith crossed the tape at 3.27 seconds in the regional competition. Despite a disappointing fifth in the regional, Coach Curtis Lee traveled to Harrisonburg with ten of the best track athletes. The team came away with a tenth place. B. Smith placed fourth in both hurdles and the 880 relay team of C. Robinson, R. Harrison, A. J. Johnson, and M. Jones finished fourth. 1. B. Smith does it again. 2. V. Winstead flies up and over. 3. G. Gallimore set up a record to become District Champion in the one-mile run. 4. T. Ricks comes down home stretch. 12

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Social Voyages 1. Edwin McBeth starts the game with a good Kick-off. 2. Left to right — Delsie Squire, Linda Sasser, Tina Brown, Vicki Sasser, Queen Tiller anxiously await for the Queen to be announced. 3. Homecoming Queen, Queen Tiller and Escort Tony Smith pose with her beautiful court composed of: Tina Brown and Escort Randv Harrison, Vicki Sasser and Escort Billy Woodruff, Julia Warriner and Escort Mike Sledge, Marquitta Russell and Escort Michael Seaborne, and Tricia Harding and Escort Scott Vincent. 4. SOPHOMORE ATTEN¬ DANTS OF HOMECOMING COURT: Lisa Allen and Delsi Squire. 5. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Linda Sasser, Audrey Grant, Delphine Wilkes.