Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Hu tlin' to the Goal At the beginning of the year there were many doubts as to whether or not our junior high soccer team would win many games. The players were talented, but extremely small. All six games that the young Sabres played were hard- fought battles against much bigger teams. Hustle was the major compo- nent that led the Sabres to a 3-2-1 sea- son. Co-Captain Danny Brausch did an outstanding job as goalie. He held all of the Sabres' opponents to under three goals per game. john Matthews, the other co-captain, led a small but quick Sabre offense in scoring. Coach Rick Moody was extremely pleased with the hustle and overall play of the young Sa- bres. 94 j.V. Soccer - av l.V. Soccer-front row: Ken McCall, David Barnett, Hugh Howard, Daniel Richards, Danny Brausch, Paul Tedder, Paul Dunn, David Starnes, john Munyon, Paul Fulmer, Second row: LaShannon Hyder, Bobby Douglas, John Matthews, David Townsend, Brett Loomis, Dan Collins, Walter Whetsell, David Myus, David Munyan, Ricky Thoennes, Greg Ranck, Last row left to right: Doyle Raffensberger, Kenny Hughes, Walter Kamb, Robert McCauley, joe Hansen, Shawn Copeland, Mark Moser, Tim Sutherland, Daniel Hester, Robbie McCurly, Sean Bennet, Larry Hyder, Darrel jeans, Coach Rick Moody, T - --W a Walter Whetsell gets a kick out of soccer. loe Hansen beats Hampton Park's players to tl ball while Ken Hughes hustles to pick up the pas

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,V The Wilds' staff put on a special variety hour to show off their talents . Jeorge Thornton shows us the latest in fashion The highlight of each day at the Wilds was meal- ime. Felipe Arias could have used his fork, but he ised his hands to get every crumb. The team looked forward to cabin cleanup every Chris Sullivan passes off to james Forsyth to break morning, with great anticipation. through Calvary's defense in the championship game at the Wilds. The soccer team is not the only group that's won two in a row. The cheerleaders won their second consecutive cheerleading competition at the Wilds. Wilds Tournament 93

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'unior High cheeleaders-top to bottom: Captain, julie Hamilton, Nancy Barber, Co-captain, Molly 'Villiams, Christy Plessg joy Clark, Bottom row: Terri Parcellg Vicki Stratton, Robyn Taylor, Leslie Brooks, lenee Outland Miss Benton, the l.V. cheerleaders' sponsor, in- structs the girls in an after school practice. Ten girl C omcrdence? joy Clark and Molly Williams urge the junior high soccer team to victory. What do ten girls in grades seven through nine mean to you? What do ten girls who are all dressed in blue and white have in common? What do ten girls who all cheer for the same team on Tuesday and Friday nights have in com- mon? No, it's not just a coincidence. The ten girls were all members of the 1981-1982 junior high cheerleading squad. This year's cheerleaders were a group of witty, quick-thinking and fun-loving junior high girls. Miss Mary Ann Benton was their sponsor. On and off the field the squad showed ability to keep their spirits high. Led by captain julie Hamilton and co- captain Molly Williams, the girls proved to be a great asset to our junior high athletic teams. LV. Cheerleaders 95