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

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Kneeling - Mims, Barry, White. Standing - Coach Hicks, Coggins, Braxton, Sullivan, Ellis. Not pictured - Scott Mehalick. Chris Sullivan charges in forehand volley. to put away a S. Above Left: Eyes intent upon the ball, Charlie Mims bangs a serve over the net. Center: Reggie White follows through on a forehand shot. Right Center: Tom Barry takes the offensive as he slams across an overhead smash. Bottom Right: lllustrating special talent, Kenneth Braxton displays his surprise volley. 130 l s l l E S S 5 53 2 as 5? ti 15 E

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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.

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Seated - Edwards, Duggins, Helmstetter, Claiborne, O'Connell. Standing - Captain Weaver, Pillion, Mos- cali, Starlings, Captain Garrett, Dixon, Lieb, Gruble, Lineberry, Barrett, Keenoy. Not Pictured - Miss Wilson, coach. Carla Garrett answers her opponent's shot with a forehand return. C The String Sect' ui ,1 as , ... ill --:ALJ Flu. Jan Dixon and Eileen O'Connell test their agility as they practice some short vollies, Teri Weaver puts everything she has behind an im- pressive Serve. The I978-I979 season did not prove to be one of the most swinging times for the Falcon rackets. The boys team, coached by Mr. Hicks, did not win half of their matches although much of the individual competi- tion was extremely close. Miss Wilson's girls proved likewise, having one of those tantalizing seasons where things just didn't quite come together. However, the girls' team did compete in the first round of the district sectionals, but the boys' team, due to unfortunate circumstances, did not compete. Nevertheless, things do look promising for the future since several new players are expected, and with them the Falcons may once again become a significant influence in their conference. l3l