Lindsay Middle School - Lion Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Tennis Anyone? A Championship Team In 197 CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TEAM STANDING: Coach Paul Macklin, Doug Martin, Jeff Felker, 'Todd Cannon, Ricky Turner, and Ronnie Ran- som. KNEELING: Johnnie Terry, David Fiedorowicz, Darlene Chishohn, and Ted Hatcher. SEATED: Man- agers Scott Davis and David Cedillo. Tops among Coach Paul Macklin's tennis players in 1977 were Johnnie Terry who had a perfect five win- no loss record in singles, and Johnnie combined with Ted Hatcher to amass a record of four wins against one loss in doubles. A Returning prospects for 1978 are Johnnie Terry, Dar- lene Chisholm and Ronnie Ransom. Coach Macklin predicts that Darlene will be the player to Watch in 1978 play. 1977 was the second consecutive perfect season for the Lion netters under the tutelage of Coach Macklin. 58lChampionship for Macklin s crew 5 r. FIVE WINS Lindsay 4 Lindsay 7 Lindsay 6 Lindsay 4 Lindsay 6 NO LOSSES Syms Jones Spratley Eaton Davis 3 0 1

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W!-' f , 9. 1 ' 'L- , yi. 4 P 5' Q 33 5 gs Wd? TEAM ROSTER Bill Birdsong, Pat Dent, Mike Fisher, Roger Headrick, Stuart Hoover, Alan john-. i n son, Ray Keeter, Kevin Knutson, Joe Mashburn, Andy Pai, Verlon Reece, Alan g Igii11I1'10VI3.d, Scott Scearcy, Bryan Sproston, Scott Windrow, JBTTY Woodhefa and 1 ' o ert oodmansee. . CITY TRI-CHAMPIONS Coaches Riddle and Sweet led the lion baseball team to a 113 share of the city title with jones and Davis. Best hitter was Roger Headrick f.480j5 best pitchers were Bryan Sproston, Verlon Reece and Head- rick. Reece was chosen Most Valuable Player. Extra base hits were slugged by Pat Dent, Sproston and Head- rick. WON 7 lindsay 4 Lindsay 6 Lindsay 6 Lindsay 3 Lindsay 6 Lindsay 7 Lindsay 4 Lindsay 9 Lindsay 15 Lindsay 12 LOST 3 jones 2 Spratley 11 Davis 3 Syms 1 Eaton 4 Jones 16 Davis 9 Syms 8 Eaton O Spratley 3

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