Congratulations to the
1988-89
Homecoming Court
Congratulations to Liz Martin, 1988-89
Montreat-Anderson Homecoming Queen!
Also to;
Leslie Blow - Maid of Honor
Liz Martin - Senior Class,
Escorted by Jeff Kuhn
Sue Levinsky - Junior Class
Escorted by Kevin Auman
Melissa Hachet - Sophmore Class
Escorted by Matt Auten
Sandra Bodmer - Freshmen Class
Escorted by Paul Coote
Leslie Blow - Montreat Anderson Hall
Escorted by Reid Carver
Gracie Mann - Howerton Hall
Escorted by Avery Wagoner
Stephanie Schaefer - Davis Hall
Escorted by Trey Aycock
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KEVIN AUMAN
The Cavaliers really had something
to cheer about this weekend. A 3-2
victory over Young Harris helped
Montreafs Homecoming to be one of the
best ever.
Homecoming weekend was a very
special time, especially for the alumni.
Old and new Montreatians gathered at
the Barn Friday night to have an old-
fashioned "hoe-down". The activities
did not stop there. Saturday was the
annual Homecoming soccer game and, as
mentioned before, we had a victory over
Voung-Harris. During half time the
Homecoming Court was presented. Most
students decided to go out to eat before
the Homecoming Dance. A1 Goodman, a
freshman student here at Montreat
seemed to enjoy eating out with his
friends. “I had such an enjoyable
evening because of our victory game.
COMING HOME TO UlCTORV
spending time with terrific friends
while dining and looking forward to the
homecoming dance!"
To end an already enjoyable night,
the Homecoming Dance was being held
in top floor of Anderson Auditorium.
Thanks to the creativity of the Student
Activities committee, under the
direction of Lou Johnson and Paula
Johnson, the decorations made the
auditorioum look great. The
combination of music end videos on
large TV screens made for great
dancing.
For those of you who missed
Homecoming weekend, (why I can't
imagine) you missed a great one!
SHANNON HODGINS
On Saturday, Sept. 17, M-AC lost to
Lees-McCrae at our home field in a very
wet, muddy and fast-paced game.
Lees-McCrae is an excellent team and
M-AC was definitely challenged.
Despite this loss, the team felt hopeful
and considered it to be a well played
gome.
On Tuesday, Sept. 20, the Cavs lost
to Anderson College In a game that 'was
not only exciting to watch, but must
have been exciting to play! The team
spirit was high and the crowd cheered,
and really supported the players. The
crowd was especially excited when
Tracey Sauls bounded out onto the field
to show the other team how to really
play.
Excitement ran rampant among
both the soccer players and fans as
Montreal enjoyed a victory for the 1988
Homecoming gome. As Tim Hill quotes,
"It was a tremendous victory!"
Montreal soccer players proved that
they ore definitely a team, and only
needed to gain their confidence as a
team to prove their superiority on the
field.
The game was played against
Voung-Harris, a team that Montreal did
have to work hard to win against. The
final score was 3-2 with the goals
scored by Teddy James, Jeff Wilcox,
and Marc Duarte. These soccer players
enjoyed the thrill of adding a goal to
their name, but the entire team took
part in winnng each goal. Montreat
played egressively, as Scott Higgins
says, "We played well, winning the
ball." The level of confidence and
agressiveness has grown tremenoousiy
in these players, as the referees say,
"Agressiveness is good as long as you
stay with the rules."
Many alumni did attend the game
and were impressed by the victory.
Montreal players won not only for
themselves, but for the team, our
school, and our visitors. As Warren
Turnipseed exhorts, Tm happy!"
Montreat enjoyed yet another
victory on Wednesday, October 5. The
final score was 4-2 against Mulligan.
Montreat played an excellent game, full
of action and victory as Montreal
proved once again that, yes, they are a
team. As Jeff Wilcox says, "These last
two games are the best we've ever
played. Confidence level is higher than
ever, and the reason we're winning—
we've never been more agressive and
that's why we're winning the ball."
The four goals were scored by Bill
Willard, Marc Duarte, and two by Jeff
Wilcox, who has recovered with style
after a slight Injury in the Homecoming
game. Warren Turnipseed assisted in
one goal made by Jeff Wilcox. All
players played exceptionally well, one
spectacular show was by Paul Ushko
who played as keeper for most of the
gome. Paul did a terrific job in keeping
Mulligan from scoring. Tom Bashara
played very well also end Dave Miller
even gave up an ankle for a while during
this game. (All players— you did
great!!)
The fans did an awesome job at
this game too. They screamed out their
support for their team, and really
showed their school spirit. As Sam
Wheeler simply states, "It feels good to
be on the upper half."