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Coach Andrew Littlejohn concentrates on the next play. HOMECOMING 27 The smiles of 1981 Queen Sharon Burgess and 1982 Queen Tracy Yates tell all. Brenda Salmon proves she can “Feel the Spirit
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The Freshman float, “Pac Raider,” chomps into first place. 1981 Queen Sharon Burgess and Sophomore attendant Sherri Rose patiently wait for half time. The Raider offensive line, led by Darrel Collins, prepares for a touchdown play. Robin Duke leads the crowd in exclaiming, “Raid¬ ers are 1!” A Raider ball carrier moves the ball closer to another exciting touchdown. 26 HOMECOMING
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7-7 WITH A NEW BEGINNING Raiderette coach, Ms. Nancy Richey, gives the team some last minute confidence before the King and Queen game in the Birdsong gym. Teresa McCausley races down court to set up another play. Stephanie Walker gracefully stretches for another two points. For our Raiderettes, 1982 was a rebuilding year. Of the thirteen members on the team, only three returned from the previous year. Two of the three were returning starters and one of those two started each game in 1981. This year’s team was led by the co-captains, senior— Stephanie Walker and junior—Valerie Worley. Stephanie was chosen to the All-District team. She scored a total of 272 points for the year and averaged four steals per game. Valerie was leading rebounder, even though she missed the last four games due to illness. She averaged 17 rebounds per game. The squad was made up of two seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and four freshmen. The regular season record was seven wins and seven losses. “Next year promises to be better and bigger,’’ promised coach Nancy Richey, “as all but two players are expected to return and we become the tallest team in the district.” Teresa McCausley and Ethel Harper were two outstanding freshmen who joined the five. Teresa played guard and averaged nine points per game. Ethel played the center and absorbed the bulk of the rebounding when Valerie was absent. The fifth spot was filled by many capable and hustling young ladies who constantly battled each other for a starting berth. 4 28 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
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