Porter Gaud School - Pioneer Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Two halues make a hole, and the fullback goes 'ough. Notre Dame Juggler Enthusiasm in our daily work lightens effor The Junior Varsity team under the direction of Bill Duane and Fred Hamilton, enjoyed the first ever undefeated season, going 5-0. The offense, led by the running of Derek Sessions, John Ansley, and Anthony Tellis, and the passing of Peter Duane to Freddy Renken, averaged at least thirty points a game. While defense stars Johnny Chakeris, Graham Eubanks, Scott Bluestein, and Andrew Brown led the defense that allowed only two touchdowns all season. t and turns even labor into pleasant tasks. James Mark Baldwin The Bantam Football team played with great spirit this season. Although the players were often out-matched and out-numbered, they always gave their best. All of the young athletes promise to be outstanding J .V. Football players.

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Powderpuff This yearls Powderpuff match-up saw the JuniorfSenior team defeat the FreshmanfSophomore team by a score of 14-0. An interception returned for a touchdown by Helen Postell, and a touchdown run by Julia Pinckney proved to be the difference in this well-played and hard- fought game. Homecoming Celebration The 1982 Homecoming Queen was Sallie Krawcheck lbottom centerl. Her court included lclockwisel Julia Pinckney Trici

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And hast thou slain the Jabberwock? Come to my arms, my beamish boy! Ofrabjous day! Calloohl Colley! He chortled in his joy. Lewis Carroll Through the Looking Glass The Volleyball Team once again enjoyed a very succe season, with superior play by all-state players Erin Chanson, nie Orr, and Kara Kessinger, combined with all-conference Louise Rambo. The Lady Cyclones won the 5-A championship and placed second in the state. .xx