Sewanee Military Academy - Saber Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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Graham, Gracy, D. B., vans, . ., ' udsfill, MaTheny, MacKay, Haigh, S cond Row: Pierce, SingIeTary, Ha K R b T o as J Adoue, HHT, Herren, Thomas, H., Leff To RighT: Coach Foe, Pafrick, SOCCER This is The second year ThaT The S.lVl.A. soccer Team has played a Tull season. AT The beginning oF The season, The cadeTs were very enThusiasTic abouT The sporT as a greaT number OT boys Tried ouT Tor The Team. During The season The Team played eighT games under The coaching oT CapTain lvlarTino. The Team received much on The Tieldm spiriT Trom iTs CapTains Tommy Thomas and Tony PaTriclc. The Team also wishes To express Their Thanks To Bill Poe, Carlos Busch, and Bob Kring Tor helping The Team The early parT oT The season, AlThough The Team goT oTT To a slow sTarT aT The beginning oT The season by losing iTs TirsT Three games, iT came baclc To show The Mid-WinTer visiTors by beaTing ST. Bernard by a score oT 6-O. The lasT game oT The season was played wiTh Cas- Tle l-leighTs, This was The hardesT played game oT The season, The Tigers scored a poinT in The TirsT guarTer and were deTermined To lceep iT. During The second quarTer The Team suTTered iTs greaTesT seTbaclc when Tommy Thomas was iniured and removed Trom The game. The Team played on wiTh deTerminaTion and won by a score oT l-O, rsT Row, Leff To Righfg Coach Poe, HII M S , . C., now, Hodges, Akin, E S A Top: Hair and Thomas defensively BoTTom: Adoue blocks The lxiclr ir, ring, Smifh, o ers, Th m , PaTrick, Coach Busch. Thomas, H. L., Coach Busch.

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LeTT To Right O'Neal, Ramsey, G. W., co-capTains, Capf. Goldfinch coach. WRESTLING This year's wresTling Team, under CapT. Bill Gold- Tinch, ended The season wiTh a record oT Three wins, Tour losses, and one Tie, losing a close maTch To T.M.l. by one poinT. The leTTern'1en reTurning Trom lasT year's Team were Joe Parker, Beall Bowden, Mac Owen, DuTch Bollinger, Joe Ramsey, and Mike O'Neal, The resT oT The TirsT sTring was supplied by TirsT year men. Joe Ramsey and lvlike O'Neal were elecTed cap- Tains. They did an ouTsTanding job leading The in- experienced Team. STandouTs Trom This year's Team reTurning nexT year will be Joe Parker, who capTured Third place in his weighT in The Mid-SouTh Tourna- menT, Beall Bowden, who Took TourTh place in The TournamenT, and John Franklin, a TirsT Team Tresh- man. The high poinT man Tor The year was DuTch Bol- linger wiTh ThirTy-one poinTs. Lef? To Riglvf, Firsl Row: Wood, Bowden, U., Parker, Schenk, Alex- ander, J., Owen. Second Row: Bald- win, G., Franklin, Knighl, Mcliee, Bollinger, Hicks, Bowden, J. Third Row: Freyer, Loop, Ramsey, O'Neal, Carlson, Manship, Hall. Mid-Soulh Placers, LefT To Righl: Bowden, U., fourfh place, Parker, J., Third place. m, J

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TRACK WiThouT a single reTurning leTTerman This year The Tigers are placing Their hopes in Jack MacKay, The I959 Track CapTain, and Mac Owen, co-capTain. Jack has shown possiv biliTies in The halT mile and broad lump while Mac works primarily on The mile. Several newcomers To Track This year have done well considering Their lack oT experience. Don I-lill, a senior, has carried boTh hurdles and been a uTiliTy man in almosT every oTher evenT. Cecil l-larT, a Treshman, shows The greaTesT poTenTial Trom This age group wiTh his pole vaulTing. Already he has cleared 9' ow. AnoTher Treshman working hard is Ross Akin. l-le and Mike Long are running maTes in The 440. This is also Mike's TirsT year in Track and his Times are irnproving. Ralph Bowman, a junior, has been helping The Tigers keep alive in The Tield evenTs placing in The high iump, shoT, and discus. Tommy Morgan, a senior, has shown considerable improvemenT over lasT year and sTill remains The TasTesT sprinTer on The Tiger squad. Rounding ouT The remainder oT The squad according To Their evenTs are PorTer l-lalyburTon, Doug Muir, Charles l-leywood, l-Toward, and RehTeldT in The dashes: George SmiTh, Rickie Keller, and BaskeTT in The disTances: Carlos Loop, Tom McBee, and Dick Coe in The weighTs, ArT Lucas, George Beniarnin, Rod YaTes, Gene Ball, and Dick Chrisman in The Tield evenTs. AlThough Things look preTTy dark aT The momenT, Coach Daswell and Coach Jones are hoping ThaT some oT The younger boys will develop and reTurn To sTrengThen The squad OT l96O. FirsT Row, Lefl' To Righf: Conard Heywood, BurneTT, Ball, Owen Lafham, Long, RehfeIdT, MacKay YaTes, Second Row: Hill, M. C. Williamson, Howard, Ak'n, Ke'ler Morgan, D., Morgan, T., Porfer Coe, Halyburfon. Third Row: CapT Doswell, Muir, E., Smith, Bart ling, Lucas, MilIingTon, BaskeTT Loop, Chrisman, Benlamin. LeTT To Righfz MacKay, CapT. Dos well, Owen.