McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Boys The McGavock boys Cross-Country Team had an up and down season but ended up with a better than .500 mark finishing 3-2. The first meet of the season, the Raid- ers won handily over East by a margin of 15-40. Against DuPont it wasn’t as easy as the sgt? Run To 3-2 Mark Bulldogs slipped by McGavock 29-34. In the third meet, the Raiders got back on the winning track by defeating Hills- boro 27-33. McGavock pushed its record to 3-1 by defeating Ryan 20-35 in the fourth meet of the season. In the closing meet the Raiders were This Page; Left: Da- vid Lee provided the wr. extra push McGavock LO. need. Right: Johnny Reynolds leadership proved vital to the team. Opposite Page; Top Left: Sr. Tim Farley gives an ex- ” pression of determina- tion while Sr. David eer Currey (right) gives it all he’s got. Bottom: Sr. Johnny Reynolds appears to ‘‘skip ahead of the crowd” as the race goes on. shooting for a near perfect mark but could not pull it off as they were defeated by a strong Lipscomb team 19-38. Even though they suffered two defeats you cannot overlook their three wins as the boys worked very hard and kept pride in McGavock Cross Country.

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Bt The 1978-79 Volleyball season proved to be a winning one for the Raiderettes. The Lady Raiders fought their way to a 30-7 record and finished with 3 Cham- pionship Titles. Day 1; Games 1 and 2; The season openers were close ones, but McGavock went on to victory, defeating both Strat- ford and Father Ryan by match scores of Zor Day 2; Games 3 and 4: Mac whipped up on Hume Fogg 2 games to 0 while Maplewood put up a fight, but lost a squeaker, 2-1. Day 7; Game 5: Once again the Raider- ettes proved they were 1 byybeating Hillsboro 2-1. Day 8; Game 6: Mt. Juliet was not hard VISITOR for the Lady Raiders to volley over. The final score: McGavock 2, Mt. Juliet 1. Day 9; Games 7 and 8: The Raider- ettes were still on a winning streak, beat- ing Overton 2-0, and conquering Franklin Road Academy 2-1. Day 14; Games 9 and 10: East and Pearl both fell on the mighty Raiderettes with the final scores being 2-1 and 2-0, respectively. Day 20; Games 11 and 12: The team traveled to defeat Columbia Central 2-1, and Hampshire 2-1. Day 21; Games 13 and 14: Hillwood was the site for another Mac victory. The Lady Raiders conquered both Hillwood and St. Bernard with both final scores being 2-1. Day 26; Games 15 and 16: On their home court, the Raiderettes defeated Whites Creek 2-0, and Harpeth Hall 2-0. Day 28; Game 17: Glencliff fell at the mercy of our team with a 2-0 score. Vic- tory was again our cry. Day 33; Games 18-21: Big Mac sound- ly defeated Madison and Hendersonville 2-0 and 2-1 respectively. Greenbrier was the site of the next game. The Raider- ettes volleyed over Gallatin 2-1, but lost their first game of the season to Green- brier 1-2. Day 35; Game 22: McGavock once again volleyed to another victory, this time defeating Antioch, 1-0.