Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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1 - The 1982 Varsity Soccer Team. 2 - The 1982 B- Team Soccer Team. 3 - Players watch the game. 4 - Lisa poses for pictures. 5 - The 1982 Boys Tennis Team. 6 - The 1982 Girls Tennis Team. 7 - Tennis Anyone? ll three soccer teams did extremely well this year. The varsity team had an 8-2 season, and had four players make All-County. These outstanding people were Curtis Lee, Adam Oaks, Bill Tiller, and Kevin Godwin. The games are very important to all of the players, and although the games are full of tremendous tension, the players still manage to play very well under stress. Mike Carroll said that he is only nervous at the first game of the season, while Kevin Godwin told us, I always get hyper before a game starts. Peter Tzianabos and Richard Coblens said that they sometimes got a little nervous. The majority of the others said that they get nervous too. The B-team and ninth grade also did a wonderful job this season. The team had a 3-2- 2 season, and the Ninth grade had a 1-3-3 season. There was a lot of hard work and dedication put into the soccer teams this year by Coach Westmoreland. His hard work was well ap- preciated by the team. The teams felt like he put his heart and soul into their games as well as practice. lthough Mrs. Middour reads, sails, jogs, and plays tennis, she also dedicates a great amount of her time to the coaching of the girls' tennis team. I was extremely impressed with the girls' performance, she said when asked to comment on the 1982 season. The girls worked many long hours on their games. All of this hard work showed when the team had an overall 9-1 season. The first singles spot was played by Dia Powell. She held this position extremely well, winning the county singles title and playing in the semi-finals at the region playoffs. Kris Gilchrist played at second singles. She got into tennis herself, I had just moved here, and needed to get involved, she commented, and the team was glad she did. Kris has been a real asset to the team. Lisa LaFave did an outstanding job at third singles, and helped the team greatly. The first doubles team consisted of two Lisas, Lisa Gardner and Lisa LeFave. They did a great job together. Lawrey Waylen and Kim Wheeler did out- standingly well at second doubles. They went all the way to the semi-finals in the county playoffs. The third doubles team was made up of Carla Richardson and Paige Prather. They also did very well in the 1982 season. The alternates, Stephanie Smith and Susan Lauterbach, are also very enthusiastic, as we can see from Stephanie's statement, I feel that we have a great athletic department at N.H.S., and I enjoy being a part of it! 74 ...............s... 2 A l 3A