MAY 22,1989 - WCC CAMPUS VOICE 3
Golf team 2nd in season
tournament
By Elgin gryan-t
The Wayne Community College
Gol-f team has been playing -for
two years and last year it was
third in the con-ference.
The team is made up of David
Deakle# adviser; Randy Daughtry»
Ed Woodyt Jay Taylor» Bobby
Shoemake* Micheal Suggs> Grady
"Moon" Mullins> and Mike Brown.
Last year's team had one
player to be a con-ference
medalist.
The team has played three
matches* placing -first in two o-f
the matches while placing third
in one match.
The WCC Gol-f team is in a
con-ference which includes Cape
Fear CC, Craven CC» Pitt CC»
Coastal Carolina CC* and
Carteret CC.
The Three Eagle Gol-f Course
at Seymour Johnson Air Force
Base is where the gol-f team
plays its home games.
The players are in the
Business and the Recreational
Grounds Management curriculums.
All six players on the team
play and the -four best scores
are recorded to determine the
winning team.
The WCC Golf team plays seven
matches a season plus a
tournament.
The team has played at Walnut
Creek Country Club* Southern
Wayne Country Club* and Silver
Creek.
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WCC's Golf Team; (L to
Mike Suggs, Mike Brown
Photo; Malcolm Sheari
"Golf is much like the
courses you are enrolled in; it
takes hard work* dedication* and
technique*" said Deakle.
The team started practice the
first of March to prepare for
the season which began the first
of April.
The team is expected to
improve next year since they
will have five returnees.
R) Grady Mullins, David Deakle (adviser), Ed Shoemake,
, Ed Woody, John Taylor, and Randy Daughtry.
Deakle said that the golf
team has greatly appreciated the
support of the student body.
The top scorers on the team
during the season were Grady
"Moon" Mullins* Ed Woody* Jay
Taylor* and Michael Suggs.
The WCC Golf team placed
second in the season and in the
tournament despite adverse
weather conditions.
Firm gives
Voiceboxes
By S. Doreen Davis
Students will now have a
chance to express what thty
would like to see published in
their newspaper, thanks to the
efforts of De Elliot and R. & L.
Woodworks, a local firm.
Elliott, a former journalism
student* hopes that students,
faculty, and staff will suggest
articles or write editorials
they would like to have
published in the "Campus Voice,"
WCC's campus newspaper.
She asked R. & L. Woodworks
about the possibility of
constructing boxes for students'
use. The firm agreed to make
the boxes in exchange for free
advertising on the boxes.
The boxes will be painted in
red, black, blue, and gold prior
to their being mounted on walls
at both the north (new) and
present south campuses.
Scott Adams slides safely into third base
Carolina. Photo: Randal C. Turley
:n the Bisons victory over Coastal
De Elliott Photo:Elqin Bryant