Kernersville Wesleyan Academy - Pine Burr Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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TRACK On your mark .. ln early spring, the beehive of activity evidenced the be- ginning of practice. Daily the participants conditioned their bodies in order to run faster, jump higher and throw farther. Personal goals merged into team accomplishments under the capable direction of Coach Hucks. First Row: Karen Barrow. Second Row: Renee Phillips, Andrew Smith. Third Row: Susan Loggins, Keith Collins, Teressa Ayers. Fourth Row: Imogene Troxler, Keith jenkins, Rick Smith, Angie Hill, Coach George Hucks, Scott Rudolph, Mark lones, Randy Lewis. 'Mb

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ummm ws- .1 W. mm, nnssuqrumnnm' . If buses could talk . . . , They'd probably say, Give me a couple of aspirin and turn down the radio! instead, it is the coaches and sponsors who utter that des- perate plea. The buses roll on oblivious to the pandemonium they transport from one away game to another. Little do they realize the cha- os they deliver to unsuspecting schools. Buses would probably complain about the kid who can't keep his feet still, or the one who has to shout everything at top voice. They might even tell a few overheard secrets not meant for the teachers' ears. But luckily for the students, bus- es can't talk and by the time it wends its way homeward, some semblance of order is re- stored. These students who haven't suc- cumbed to sleep chat quietly, and the spon- sors, thankfully, don't have to take any more aspirin. 1 -' '-fm-,gf .. ,wil H ups, ,

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9 i.,,,,L .px W 'srfwf-,gay 1 1, ' 'if-'tffgfiw f ff ' First row: Angie Baker. Second row: Donna Henderson, Stacy Aldridge. Third row: Debbie Coggin, Susan Warrick, Mary Eguren. Fourth row: Susan Loggins, Tanya Mabe, Lori Allen, janet Chapman. Fifth row: Anita Record, julie Blevins, Coach Ken Hall, Connie Freeze, Debbie Nance. F ,t,is,ftw ,..,gw,iw,. v-,,Q,K4',,,,V ,A N K M-wus. ,W K ' ' 326' , ,I llllllil ll. 'vw - SOFTBALL The swingers March winds, spring rains, together with the sounds of wood cracking and balls thumping into gloves, were evidence that softball practice was in full swing. The softball team was starting a challenging season under the direction of Coach Ken Hall. By the end of the season, the girls had exper- ienced the jubilation of win- ning and the anguish of defeat- but most of all, the friendship among the team members and the lessons learned made all the weary hours and sore mus- cles worth the effort.