Page 6 HIGH LIFE April 13, 1979 LAMBEniX)SBORNE REALTY, BMC atA w. MMncaT atitcar p. o. BOX asM 9. hr. c. a74oa (•ia> a7a-ataa School Kids Records lMp75-12:^T||TO SSl^^^Mgidgihall Street ]lfoii.-Sat. 11-7 Sun. 1-6 AU $7.98 li»t LP*« just $4.99 AO $7.98 Ost 8 track & ciuaettc tiqm- $5.75 listen for less 0 opew £Vf/?Y Mi4«7 ^ 7-)Z P.M. at THE my \?iace for '/outy Dimensions -3^3]i3ltjl€. -por- 3i\y '' njaK-f or 3^i^r\oain. Call -for‘itrFanviaiicq * ^8£-l9r7 ^ Phillips, Hankins, Lockard Lead Unbeaten Girls’ Track Team Mary Jane Hankiim shows top form in high hurdles during a recent track meet. [Garnett photo] by Alison Pentz Grimsley’s girls’ track team stands unbeaten at this point in their season with a 2-0 record. In a noncon ference triple team meet, the Whirlies scored 86 points to top Western Guilford by 21 and rout Page by 73 points. Dudley also fell prey to Grimsley on March 22 by the score of 75-57. The Whirlie victory over Western and Page featured two new school records by Sherri Phillips in the long jump at 16’9” and in a triple jump of 32’9*/2”. Veronica Lockard also set a new mark in the shot-put with a throw of 32 feet. Other Whirlie wmners included Kathy Krege in the two mile event, the 800 meter relay of Susan Flannagan, Onelia Davis, Dottle Fulp, and Betsy Wal ker, the 400 meter relay squad including Fulp, Davis, Walker, and Flannagan. Mary Hankins also set a new Whirlie record with a second in the 200 meter hurdles at 38.2. Sherri Phillips continued to break her own records against Dudley in the long jump at 17’4% and triple jump at 33’8‘/2” for new Whirlie marks. Also claim ing firsts for Grimsley were Veronica Lockard in the dis cus, Mary Hankins in the 110 and 180 hurdles, Sherri Phil lips in the 100 meter nm, Amy Derrick in the mile. Page Morton in the 800 meter, Kathy Krege in the two-mile, and the 1600 meter relay team by a close four- tenths of a second. Soccer^Team Kicks Off Setison by Wayne Earley The Grimsley girls’ soccer team will begin this year on a rather uncertain note. Look ing strong in all areas except one, they still have not found a goal keeper. The Whirlies were not hurt too badly by graduation, but they did lose a couple of key players at the close of last season. In addition to Colen Wolf, a full-back who helped a lot on defense, the team lost Jackie Barrier. Barrier was the goal keeper, and her position has been hardest to fill this season. [See SOCCER, p. 8] TUC AlCiT IMDC121ANT UI^ESS or THE TEAK It's the event of the school year! Everyone will be there. It's more than Just a dance. It's the Prom . . . your Prom . . . and you've ueen waiting for It all year. Prago/Guyes Is Just as excited as you are. We've got a whole new collection of the prettiest Prom dresses ... so many styles, colors, fancy trimmings! Rc^/Guyes. Greensboro • Winston-Salem • Burlington • Reidsville • Salisbury • Durham

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