Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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occer is a great sport and I leave each other be, everything like to watch it, but I 'm not wid he alright. co-ordinated enough to partici- Tim Fleming pate. The SHS soccer team was n Soccer 1 think you have to g00d at what they. did ahd I he more co-ordinated and you F thihk we wwe gvvd at what we have to work harder at your did But they are two differ- gpm than in fogtball, ent sports and as long as we DM, Winn Aschenbrenner, Ashley Dixon, Chris O'Neill, Mike Williams, Scott Bedsole. Don Bolda, David johnson. Sec- ond Row: Coach Naeser, Steve O'Neill, Rick Crossie, David Lilly, Matt Tervo, Timmy White, Mike Talot. jimmy Lloyd, Preston Harrelle, David Winn, David Smith, David Crouse, Carlton Ceiger, Byron Stratas, David Thomas, Paul Cubbins, Bobby Horky, Coach Bradfield. SOCCER TEAM First Row: Bryan Graham, Lee Smithers, Bill Crey, Charles Bennett, Brad johnson, johnny Ffa-I1 VARSITY TEAM First Row: john Ligotino, Tony Baldwin, Cornelius Barnes, Larry Baldwin, john Proctor, jay Hooks, Anthony Pope, Harry Lytle, Rueben Young, Andre Scott, William Treadwell, Second Row: joel Has- kins, Sebastin Simmons, john Olson, David Hilbish, Tim Mallard, Hunter Hadley, Les Ellis, Bob Cramer, Craig Peebles, Robert Peacock, Ralph Hawkins, Wes Harrelle, Doug Hawkins, Tim Fleming, Delmar jones, john Has- kins, Steve Niemeyer, Mike Severn, David Warrick, Bill Cilbert, jerome Wagner, Everett Cill, john Shackle- ford, Robert Atkins, Donald Rodgers, Brad Moody, Bill Fox, jojo Ferraro. Fourth Row: Billy Chambers, joe Brueck, Stell Askew, james Barlow, Rick Donalley, jimmy Cambrell, Dale Craft, james Chambers, Tony Far- rell, Tom Fogleman, Stan Hall. t,...... 51

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Until recently the girlis sports program at Sanderson and other area high schools was totally ignored by school offi- cials. Three years ago not one competitive team sport was of- fered for girls, yet eleven were open for boys to partici- pate in.iAccording to the Iune 3, 1974 issue of NEVVSWEEK, Opportunities have been under- standably scarce in a country that has traditionally allo- cated 5 per cent of high school funds to females. Some pro- gress has been made at Sander- son in girls' athletics with volleyball, gymnastics, and tennis added to the program. Should it stop there? thletics give me a means to express mysel Susan Eatman . Silt, S -Ls The girls at Sanderson High School have proven in the past years their ability to perform in athletic competition. All teams have had consecutive winning seasons with the gym- nastics team holding an incredible record of sixteen wins and only one loss. Over fifty girls competed for the selected twelve positions for both the tennis and volleyball teams this year. The interest is there: the girls want to play-and can. Title IX of the 1972 United States Educational Amendment outlaws sex discrimination in any institution which receives federal funds. NEWSWEEK, however, says, The law has seldom been enforced so far, because administrations are still awaiting government regulations. - School officials offer a number of reasons for the discrepancies in sports 1... Ah. M 'Qi l 1 5 3