West Stanly High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Oakboro, NC)

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After two years of all away matches the Colts have a OIVIE AT LAST The season record may have ended with 4 wins and 9 loses but according to Ashley Huneycutt, Our team was much better than our record indicated. The new tennis court did much for the spirit and moral of the team members. According to Bobby Hathcock, Last season was very different because for the first time we had our own tennis courts. It was a good feeling to be out there. Gordon Huneycutt also agreed that, the boys tennis team gained a lot of ground last year with the addition of the new courts. With the leadership of 5 of the top 6 starters returning I anticipate that the team will be very competative with any other team in the conference. Not only was Gordon Huneycutt seeded number one, he also received all conference. MATCH POINT Bobby Hathcock makes a tough shot to score the winning point at home against Parkwood, 5-4. 1984 BOYS' TENNIS Parkwood 5-4 Central Cabarrus 1-8 East Rowan 4-5 South Rowan 5-4 Parkwood 5-4 Albemarle 1-8 North Stanly 1-8 Charlotte Catholic 0-9 South Stanly 5-4 Piedmont 0-9 Forest Hills 6-3 Mt. Pleasant 4-5 Central Cabarrus 0-9 4 won, 9 lost BOY'S TENNIS TEAM Front row: Ashley Huneycutt, Jimmy Lawing, Phillip Floyd, Malcolm Dry, Jett Hinson Scott Godwin, Jeff Sides Back row: Susan Teeter, Manager, Gordon Huneycutt Thomas Brian Flowe Mar Cook Coach 70 ' '1984 Boys' Tennis ' ' Bobby Hathcock,

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the body than other but he stlll field length human and fans kept the Colts ORKING FOR SUCCESS Sizzling hot summer afternoons started it. Guys from every corner of the district came out to be part of the Colts' varsity football squad. Staying with the teamtookalot of hardwork and dedication because of all the practice sessions that filled the players' final days of summer. The hard work paid off for the Colts, who lost many starters last year, as they finished with a five and five record. Each game was a challenge to the team, every victory built their confidence and every loss built their desire to win. The leadership of the team, fell on the returning seniors. Tri-captains, Tim Coble, Kenny Efird, and John Hill led the way for their teammates to im- prove with every game and do their very best. The Colts inspired more school spirit and student GOING DOWN Running back, Scott Broadaway struggles lor every last inch he can get before going down with the aid of the Yellow Jackets' defense. 72' ' Varsity Football ' ' MAKING ADJUSTMENTS Coach Mark Cook makes a few adjustments for Jerry Harvell so he can return to the game without making his injuries even worse