Northwest Guilford High School - Viking Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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4 Ff'eSl'1lT1eI'I Cornella TSVIOI' and DEDOFBTI StGW3l't make theif' ITTOVE on 3 SOUtheI'f1 OD- DOI'I6I'1t. JV BASKE'I'BAlL!I2'l

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Jammin' to . k . . . t J.V. BOYS ENJOY A WINNING SEASON J.V. GIRLS ARE ON THE MOVE With all the talent and dedica- tion it was easy to see why the J.V. boys had a good season. Mr. Woody and the assistant coach Mr. Long put a lot of effort and hard work into making the team the best it could be and it showed. This year's team showed great ability and skills. All the players worked well together and the team's record reflected how hard they had worked and how well prepared they were for the sea- son. The sophomores dominated the starting positions for this year's team, but many freshmen contributed to the games. Mr, Woody felt that the team was greatly improved and they showed much talent. ,.. ., , t'r 1f , fi ' 7 J .1f.' : V ..'. if X ' -V .- f K' h ,NI Y , I V C15 ' Q - ' 45 . 1? . . . I A The laClV VlKlf'lQS leap above their ODDOf1entS to regain a Viking VlC- t0l'V. P SODHOITIOFE' Randall Payne QOGS UD for an awesome shot while his t6aITIITIat6S WatCl'l in amazement. l?5! JV BASKEIBAIL Ms. Joyner was the new J.V. girls basketball coach. She worked very hard in order to lead her team to a victorious sea- son. The J.V. girls were ex- tremely dedicated to the team and practiced almost everyday before school. The team showed great motivation and talent. They im- proved their skills as the season progressed. The team started off the season slowly but they improved greatly with each game. The players al- ways looked on the bright side of things and Coach Joyner felt good about this year's team.

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WRESTLING A Small, But OOOCI Team A WINNING SEASON Even though tneil' Sea- S0n l'eCOfd l2-'lOl may not have SnOWn it, the VaI'SltY WI'eStlel'S were a good team DUt few in number. At the beginning of each match they had to forfeit fl.Ve weight ClaSSeS and QlVe UD at leaSt 30 pOlntS because of it. HOWeVel' they still had decisive WiI7S OVel' SOUtneaSt and FOI'- bush. The regular SeaSOn matches placed each indi- Vidual according to their SCOI'e in the conference tOUl'nament. Tne tOUl'na- ment WaS held on SatUl'- day, Febl'Ual'Y 13th at EaStel'n. SeVeI'al Val'SltV Wl'eStlel'S didn't stop there, DUI' went on to the l'eglOnalS. TO Q0 to the fe- QlOnalS an individual had to be in the tOp 16 of the region. Thi5 team worked hard despite ltS nUmDel'S and SeVeI'al lndiVldUalS had an excellent season. Vaf'SItV Wrestlers ROW1 Blake SII'nS RICKY Shoemaker Rodney Shelton Steven Lee ROW 2 Tommy DICKSOn Daniel Sampson BOIDDY AtKInS Kenny lVIaf'Sl'1aII JV WI'eStIeFS ROW 'I Scott Allen IVlIddIet0n Josh Bobko Row2 Bflan HOIt EFIC James MICnaeI FFICICIIS Paul Snow Cfalg HendI'lX Row 3 TI'eVOI' Garner Randy Hannah Marty Southard Doug GI'aV Rav Wallace Chuck NUSSKeI'n BJ HOIl'neS The JV Wl'eStllnQ team had better IUCK thiS Sea- son. Tney nada larger team and ended the season with an outstanding record l7- 2-'1l. TneV had a good shot of taking the title at the COnfel'enCe tournament on Saturday, FeDfUal'Y 6tl'I. We would like to COnQl'atU- late this team on afob Well done! I Matt Davis, Cricket Hooks, Chqcli IDI l WKEXIIIIIG