Southeast Guilford High School - Talon Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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GP YP .l L. 042 ' . ,HW ., i ., .. BOYS' TRACK: Seated - Jones, Cooke, Swanson, Roux, Brown, Norris, Keegan, Bowman, R, Burchette. Kneeling: Osborne, Brandon, Davis, Kincaid, Morse, Dupuis, Kendrick, Davis, Kirkman. Standing - S. Burchette, Newsome, McGee, Crutchfield, Gunter, Davis, Dubose, Bgxley. 1. 1-'Ely .t ., ,f , 3 vw: if Q. X - Y'-tl ln . David Brandon and Chip Osborne race toward the Mark Newsome strives to better his jump of 23 feet. finish line for another Southeast victory. F 'V 3 W ,,, i .l . li X l 3 2, e s mit' C S , , , , A, it , Morgan Davis makes a valiant effort to clear ten feet while competing in the pole vault competition.

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Took the World Serious You're not gonna git me! J- , Jackie Brown crosses homeplate for another Lady Falcon run PGY LGCkeY f0ke5 0 VlCl0U5 SWl 1Q- Nineteen seventy-nine proved to be a successful year for our Falcons. Our Boys' Varsity and Junior Varsity teams, coached by Mr. Ron Rudd and Mr. Wendell Robertson, finished Runner-Up in the conference and came close to winning the championship. The teom was lead by Chuck Thomas, who was an All-Conference player. Outfielder Barry Andrews aided the team with three homeruns and Wade Stanfield, our third baseman, was also an All-Conference player. Our Lady Falcons also had an outstanding I979 season. Coached by Ms. Carolyn Stutts, they tied for second place in the conference. Leslie Reece, Pat Lackey, and Lisa Prillaman were All-Conference players. From their impressive records, we see that our - Falcons did indeed take the world serious. GIRLS SOFTBALL Seated J Brown Goins Reece Hawkins Prillaman G. Brown. Standing - Mathis, Trogdon, Gibson, l27

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The awe of the Game is Rzmning The boys' team had a rather uneventful season. The team was led by seniors Barry Norris in the short distances and Bill Swanson in the long distances. Other outstanding athletes were Mark Newsome and Terry Bowman. The girls' team had an impressive season by winning seven out of nine meets. The team was led by seniors Susan Mann and Kay Bow- man. Other outstanding athletes were Penny Pruitt and Karen Wilson. pqnq Karen Wilson prepares for the completion of a mighty leap during the broad jump competition. 9 x w P f ..,. Teri Roseboro pushes herself to the limit. Kay Bowman finishes ahead of the field in the two mile run. l I . .3 tr' - ' A , X ---1 .- GIRLS' TRACK: Seated - Simpson, Morgan, Bowman, Mann, Drake, McFarland. Kneeling - Chilton, Roseboro, Duggins, Wilson, Pruitt, Blakey, Cox. Standing - Coach Dixon, Manager Lewis, O'Connell, Pillion, Chandler, O'Grady, Foust, Barry, Morse, Brown, ' 129 Manager Curtis.