Statesville High School - Trail Yearbook (Statesville, NC)

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Desperately needing a first down, Stanley Long t3lJ After receiving a lateral pass from the quarterback, halfback Gus fakes left and rushes around the end fer the needed Parsons C107 lobs the ball downfield to a waiting receiver. yardage. 'l v- ,, a. Q K W if,,....,... .,t, H ,-'-. A Vi Q Q 'K 'r ' I I F 1. iiii FW' K -iw 1 N S' 9 8 fl . fd?-we 'I B' if r T' .'- if f .. Lg. .. 'F P ' ' M 'IMA' , lv 3,.,y - MN , x my X K YQ. K . A K, ,.. lf'-'f S 1 3 Q 212-' s 'exft W bu- U . V tn- . is 'K mb 4' V , . --4 f '- - ' -' H f f-as , 1 .I 1 ' -ee up , K. ,.... 'B 1-ff fe. 1-...t eee .H V .3 Z. gg... ,' M - 5 li. ,,-if i X .. h Y , --:Q f... if ', , . av N. x tl f ve g 95' ' Ti -' g'-:H':. i- R K 'NEB'--9 H ml K 'tif M W W .- , . e, A A' 'A - i P f .i l- P1541 . f ' ' bf, . XJ f 4- are 5' ,J g t. J 'If Haj' --.Te . kv W Wg. 'A .- ' X '1 . mi S FW Q N V 1 3 .i ,,.,.f ....,,,...g ... ...Q 2.63 ... , 1. -7 r- . - .x ,, . q 4- d - KA , - p --- 'ii' ew- K -. V v ee' Ni, it S v Ai.-.L ,, . -'I .. n A . ge K Ygsso 1? 1 KK,,,..a x rdf. Q! fi -A1 J Q ,IRQ 'T 1 V K 3, of 'W-K The 1974 Jr. Varsity Football Team: Front Row - G. Parsons, S. Turnipseed, J. Archibald, D. Watts, C. Murdock, S. Kimbrough, H. Tsumas, S. Long, J. Davidson. Second Row - C. Pearson, J. Stevenson, S. Gilliam, P. Davidson, K. Fulp, M. Brown, C. Shuford, C. Boggs. Third Row: R. Turner, J. Conner, D. Campbell, D. Howard, L. Harper, C. Pennington, T. Hall, R. Kenner, D. Waugh. Back Row - Coach M. Tate, B. Adams. and Coach C. Heye. Sports - 75

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74 - Sports Winning Streak Motivates Greypups From the beginning the Greypups had their work cut out for them as they defended the J.V. Conference Championship. Although the team lost the title, the season was far from being unsuccessful. After bringing home back- to-back wins, SHS dropped three consecutive games. Pulling themselves out of the slump, the Cvreypup's season ended with a five game winning streak. the goal and the front line, Fulback Harry Tsumas plunged over for the score. Soccer-style kicker Bob Palmes rarely missed a field goal and booted many deciding points for the Greypups. During the encounter with Kannapolis there seemed little hope forthe Greypups, but a strong desire to win pulled them through it. Enough can not be said about the powerful defense which held Alexander Central, Asheboro, and Trinity scoreless. Often a strong blitz caused the opposing quarterback to throw an interception. Like any other Statesville football team, the Greypups leamed early to keep the ball on the ground. Manning the quarterback position for the Pups was Sammy Turnipseed. Taking the hand offs and hitting the holes, Gus Parsons and Stanley Long fought their way for needed yardage. With only a few yards between Challenged by short yardage situations, the defensive team worked together and stopped the plays. Marlin Tate and Charlie Heye coached their third of four winning seasons this year. SHS i 'l . , .... Trinity 5.3 tlt . o 2 .. , ,, 1 if r sk- it Booting the ball from the 26 yard line, Bob Palms 1401 adds three points to the Greypups' score in a game against Asheboro. '

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Greyhounds Thrill SHS Fans With Series of Close Games The '75 Greyhounds' final record did not prove particularly memorable, but local fans will not soon forget the excitement sparked by the series of feverishly close games this year. In their finest performances of the season, the Greyhounds blistered their Salisbury and Albemarle opponents in road victories that bumed down to the wire. Sinking 18 of 22 field-goals to tie the SHS individual single game highscore Wonders. Keith Walker also pumped in needed points in numerous tight games. Center Ed Cook controlled the boards for SHS, while guards Kevin Rankin and Paul Ferguson scrambled and hustled to enforce the Statesville defensive attacks. Coaches C.A. Frye and Jerry Bustle effectively employed a deep, strong bench throughout each game. Kyle Snoddy and Billy Roseboro contributed invaluable skills to Greyhound efforts. Ranked fourth in the conference, opponents found the Hounds to be a formidable foe in SPC encounters. record, forward Johnny Myers led the Hounds with 37 points in a decisive victory over the Kannapolis Little .2 7 gg if The Boys' Varsity Basketball Team: Front Row - R. Bailey, B. Roseboro, P. Ferguson, tri-captain: J. Myers, tri-captain, G. Dobbins, K. Keaton, D. Renrick. Second Row - T. Watts, J. Tomlin, C. Blackwell, E. Cook, K, Snoddy, D. Payne. Bustle, Coach C.A. Frye. S. Gillespie, K. Walker. and F. Woods, manager. 76 - Sports ' I K. Rankin, tri-captain, Back Row - Coach J