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pitch the Gryphs to a 13-4 vl
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After Thi
The Gryphs have beer
playing well lately despite the
fact that all the rain resulted ir
the cancellation of the Rock)
Mount-Northern Nash game
Rocky Mount ran its record tc
12-10 with wins over Greenville
Wilson and Bertie and a loss t(
Northeastern.
Rocky Mount and Greenvill«
squared off in the type of gam
which fans love and coache:
hate. For the first four inning:
the Gryphs threatened to scon
every time; however, the;
lacked the timely hits. On th(
other end of the bat, senio
pitching star Steve Partin wa
attempting to attain the epitomi
of superb pitching — a perfec
game. Partin pitched 5V
innings until a bloop singl
spelled his demise.
At that point the Gryphs lea
1-0, but a walk and an errc
allowed Greenville to tie th
score. Then Mike Brewingto
sent Greenville ahead by drivin
a single up'the middle.
The game proceeded with th
score 3-2 in favor of the Gryph
until the top of the seventi
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. . . Ricky Lewis and William Battle left the divisional meet
in Greenville successful participants. Lewis placed second in
the 180 low hurdles and 120 high hurdles, while Battle placed
fourth in the long jump. These marks allowed both of them to
go to the sectionals in Cary, where both thin-clads placed
second in their respective events. Battle was unable to ad
vance to the regionals held at ECU because of an injury, and
Lewis, although qualifying in the 180 low hurdles in the
preliminaries, did not place. Had they placed, they would
have been eligible for state competition at N. C. State in
Raleigh.
THE GRYPHON
Supplement
A Tribute to the Graduating Class of 1976
June 1,1976
Class of ’76
■A Last Will and Testament
The Class of 1976 hereby declares this
document its last will and testament.
Danny Daniel leaves his mustache to
Chris Dell, who might be able to grow one
next year.
Shawn Sazama, Neal Gagnon, Gerald
Daniel, Terry Lawrence, and Danny
Daniel leave their bottles, cans, coolers, ice
and bottle caps to the whole junior class
who will never catch up any how.
Danny Daniel will leave his coolness to
anyone who can handle it.
Gerald Daniel and Neal Gagnon leave
Mrs. Armstrong’s English. They never
showed up anyhow.
Mark Smith and Gerald Daniel leave
their fantastic driving records to the
driver education department.
The Senior Class leaves Hardee’s to the
dogs.
Mike Collins leaves his height to Chris
Balt.
Beaulah Battle leaves her natural color
to Ruth Battle so she won’t have to lie out
in the sun anymore.
Robin Bass leaves her brush to Cindy
Bailey.
Boon McGee leaves his ’61 VW to the
class of ’77 because that’s easier than
pushing it home.
Ronnie King leaves his mustache to
Mark Landis because that’s the only way
he can get one.
Being “big-hearted” Timmy Dutton
leaves his skid marks to Rocky Mount
Academy.
Kelley Hammonds leaves her mouth to
Laura Hardy.
Paula Dunn leaves her ability to make
enemies to anyone trying to lose their last
friend.
Cindy Parrish leaves her walk to all the
unfortunate sophomores whose boyfriends
wish they had a swing like that on their
back porch.
Jeremiah Davis leaves some sense to
Monica Knight so she can stop going
crazy over men.
Cimp Hinton leaves Terry Knight
crying.
William Battle leaves his heart to Sheila
Bynum.
Maryanne Browning leaves her “ex
perience” to Maude Bishop who really
needs it.
The T.A.C. members of '76 leave their
love to the T.A.C’s of ’77 and ’78.
Sheila Pulley leaves “freaked out” jokes
to Sharon Locus, her childhood memories
lo Angela Elaine Battle, and her Spanish
tests to Veronica Yates.
Debbie Pippin gives lo Drake Mann her
ability to logically and realistically
philosophize on things which do not relate
lo one another nor have any business
being.
Debbie Pippin bequeaths to one Tommy
Matthews the challenge to find our most
valued JEEP which we so inadvertently
misplaced in ’74 and ’75.
Lisa Arnold leaves her tons of eye
makeup to whomever feels they have
something to cover up.
Teresa Barnes leaves her temper — she
never could hold on to it anyway.
Beth Battle leaves the lunchroom — a lot
quieter.
Lee Bennett leaves her notebooks to
anyone willing to pay for them.
Beth Carrico leaves her wisdom teeth to
JAWS.
Danny Daniel leaves for Hollywood.
Kent Gay leaves his knock-knock jokes
to Mr. Abernethy,
Terry House leaves her height to next
year’s varsity basketball team.
Dee Maxwell leaves with her bicycle.
Wade Mayberry leaves the Night
Photography Crew — at the Academy
parking lot.
Elizabeth Exum leaves her scatterbrain
lo Cindy Gurganus.
Judy and Paul leave their corner on the
100 hall lo any one who is not afraid to get
caught.
Denise Miller leaves her brains and
looks lo her little sister, Georgia.
Cynthia F’osdick leaves her ability to
handle her man to Sherie Goudie.
Kay Carter leaves her shorthand ability
lo Cleo Johnson.
Jenny Ratchford leaves her chair at
Bradley's lo Donna Arrington.
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