Topsail High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hampstead, NC)

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Curtis Lee displays his ability vvith an in- step pass to maintain possession of the ball. Ennett Carter strives for offensive control over the ball. 1 :Ji tis- 125: im ss. . f .. ,,,, .. ,X A i ff .stl 1 ' . .L iiit pp p ss spsps L Q - 'rkh iii i Ji,g Q - 2-: tt ':: i i'iii 1 'i': f'-: 1 ---..: it Scores Topsail Opponent 4 Laney 3 4 Laney 1 4 WCA 0 1 Swansboro 9 5 West Carteret 4 4 East Carteret 0 2 White Oak 4 , 1 Havelock 2 5 1 Lejeune 9 i 1 Swansboro 5 3 West Carteret 5 7 East Carteret 2 3 White Oak 1 i 4 Washington 1 4 Havelock 2 0 Lejeune 5 44 Soccer Back Ftowg James Hansley, Hal Lee,Lorenzo Marshall, Robbie Phillips, Curtis Lee, Eddie Davis, Alan Cutler, Coach Bill Paschal. Front Ftowg Chuck Batts, Reid Sattertield, Shawn Pollard, Charlie Atkinson, Adrian Spicer, Nickey Graham.

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sport! The girls display their precision that has be- come their trademark this year. Capt. Dora Johnson really goes all out for her DETEQMINATIGN 8t CONCENTRATIGN With years of experience to back them up, the Varsity Cheerleading Squad really outdid themselves this year. They cheered their way through football, basketball, and soccer seasons exempli- fying spirit and enthusiasm. Adding to their talent, the girls attended camp at Meth- odist College in Fayetteville Sprawled out across the mat, Cyndi displays a typical reaction to an after- noon ot practice. where they acquired many new skills and learned cheers, chants, and dances which they later used in competition. Through all of this, under the leadership of Coach Schott and Capt. Dora John- son, they really shone, and we expect great things from this squad in the future. Sports 43

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