Indian River High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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Along with the warm weather, 4 Rhythm And Timing Marked the boys and girls tennis teams swung into action. The boys' team, under the direction of coach Dick Hodsdon, worked hard to perfect their forehands and serves. Mrs. Andrea Deaton was the pilot for the girls' team. Each girl had to disci- pline herself in the fine art of playing tennis. Rhythm and timing, two very important aspects in the game, were brought out in each girl through their hard work and the fine coaching of two understanding people. 108 Boys Tennis 1 M. ,f Iii, L

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Track Team Toed The Line ag gl V J Ls, J- - E83 lim ' few ' Paul Wolfe keeps his eye on the ball. Coach Rawls, Glenn Brickhouse, Penny Blanchard, Iohnathan Williams, Roger Hall, Lester Tolliver, Standing: Calvin Hanns, Gerald Mathews, Iohn Moss, George Cherry, Percell Sykes, Kenny Gardner, Rick Amendt. Percell Sykes stands alone. These four Braves are ready to go. This is one alert Brave. With a glove that size, who could miss. Brave doesn't even have to look at the a . The Braves relay team. Track 107

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I'ennis F orehands And Serves i it 1 Era, ll tif-, Kneeling: Steve Boy's tennis team Rowan, Alan Luck, Wesley Chen, Walter Moody, Greg Totty, Mike Taylor. Stand- ing: David Havens, Tommy Williams, Peter Ietzel, Ieff Bowers, Willy Dupree, Mike Clark, Mike Stillman. Girls tennis team: Kneeling: Patricia Butcher, Fran Panarese, IoAnne Midgette, Standing: Mrs. Deaton, Spon- sor, Stephanie Monroe, Terr Fulgum, Lorraine Zimba, jackie Tyndall. Stephanie Monroe perfects her serve. Coach Deaton works out with the girls. Three tough looking tennis players. Four of the best player's in the district. Coach Dick Hodsdon These two brave practice hard. IoAnne Midgette practices her forehand. Girls Tennis 109