Montana State University Billings - Rimrock Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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S GOLF Golf Team: Front row - Keith McMiIIion, Tim Knowles, Don Paitsel, Tim Elliot. Back row-Jack Bossie, Tom Dooley, Coach Lee Daugherty, Jim Smallridge, and Guy Alexander. Coach Vencill gives explicit instruc- tions to the team during time-out. All-KVC Second Team member, Adrian Morris, goes in fora lay-up. CHS golfers enjog the spring matches Golf season began in April and continued through May. Without a home course, the team found it difficult to get to practice. Matches were held at Meadowbrook, Sleepy Hol- low and Edgewood, with two or three schools competing against each other at a time. Charleston l-ligh's team was coached by Lee Daugherty. Mountain Lions capture Section I Mark Glass, named All-KVC Honorable Mention, struggles for the rebound. David Bennett made All-KVC First Team, Captain of the All-State Second Team and was chosen to play in the North- South game. The Mountain Lions entered the Region Six com- petition after a thrilling victory over GW, which awarded them the KVC Championship. With a 67-62 victory over East Bank, the Mountain Lions captured the Section I title. On Friday afternoon a rowdy and exciting pep assembly was held in the auditorium. Students showed their loyalty to the basketball team by filling the auditorium with cheers of support. The Lions faced the St. Albans Red Dragons on Fri- day night for the Region Six Championship but were defeated. Charles White makes a lay-up, while Earl Jordan and James Col- lier look on. 1N3lllIVNHllO.l TIVSIHPISVH

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Gary Shell throws the ball home. Mt. Lion catcher Brian Markham awaits pitcher Gary Shelf's throw. Greg Elgin takes a lead in an afternoon game at Watt Powell Park. ji . ' G Coach Ferrell and Coach Vencill examine their strategies. , as li - 'i 3 ','t:.-' gf -- T, ' 4 -3 1 Y- so -' - target, , . 1 4.5 ' ' Yr- ' 'LH Na L -- ,,,,, 'f'- 1 V 5:wQnli'.'. , fi if 1 ' f ,T V ' V . G '5 Q L' if 'S L Fl , ' If , jf , J 1 1:1 . -A f i . , . Y , 3-,ffm r'1. f- :- ,L .,.,.,,.7s.,g.,e,-v 1 s .. , , . 5 V - W ai' 'im -it. T ' ., Qi' D H , wh V ' '-,,iWg1ii'ft'I:.Ayl'. G In l7 F 1 ' -5-15 11-'l!'5g'-f!eff:-- , ,, rf 'f .. g-IIE Q 51951-f fy . ' f ' -ft ' Bruddy Cravens watches the ball go. Charleston l-ligh School's baseball team finished the season with a 6-11 record. Practice, rain or shine, at the ball- tield or boys' gym was a constant chal- lenge under the direction of coaches Terry Ferrell and John Vencill. Accord- ing to senior Greg Elgin, We had a decent year, and we had tremendous support. Though there were 11 losses, many were by a margin of only one or two points. The team won more games in the regu- lar season this year than last, but was not as successful in the sectional champion- ship, Iosing in the first round to South Charleston. The junior and sophomore members of the team promised, We'lI be back next year.