Lloyd Campbell Bird High School - Talon Yearbook (Chesterfield, VA)

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The Future Looks Bright Due to the spirit of the JV ladies Opp. Clover. Hill” (OT)27 Nottoway — 15 Brunswick = 18 Central Junior High Sys Clover Hill 22 Greensville 23 Nottoway A eg) Bluestone Lie ef Brunswick = od Also in Thomas Dale uniforms, the JV players get ready for action in Central Junior H igh 37 their first game. id Pera tr Front Row: Lorrie Gilbert, Captain Charlene Carroll, Norma Boughman, Robin Graves. Back Row: Nancy Miles, Annette Richardson, Ann Dun- navant, Tammy Davis, Sheryl Mason, Coach Bridget Hughes.

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FIRSTS Clad in Thomas Dale uniforms, the Lady Skyhawks eagerly await their first game; and then they go to work. Co-captains Pam Stanley and Shelby Anderson present a basketball, which represents the first victory in our history, to Mr. Lindsey. 78 Coach Judy Wilson describes her strategy for the first tourna- ment game ever.

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bi or ree 58 Randolph-Henry 53 49 Clover Hill : 76 Greensville Va rsity Cagers 38 Nottoway : 51 Bluestone , ' 45 Brunswick Gain Experience 59 Meadowbrook : : 34 Midlothian Despite the disadvantage of having no player 49 Matoach with any varsity experience, the basketball team 48 Park View was very impressive. Though injuries plagued the 53 Meada@hipall team, their desire was constantly apparent. Indi- 47 Nottoway vidual talent, like that of Jake Clark and Eric 57 BluastGne Friend (who were Honorable Mentions for the 52 Brurewiek All-Southside District team), combined with de- 50 Clover Hittin: termination to produce a successful end to their 55 Randolph-Henry pect 48 Matoaca 74 Meadowbrook IE Greensville Front Row: Co-captains Burrell Fisher and Jake Clarke. Back Row: Manager Donna Bales, Monte Webster, Chris Scott, Brian Ganzert, Eric Friend, Coach Chuck Tester, Keith Bradley, Horace Daniel, Earl Fisher, Manager Marty Horner.