Sub T - 16 Sub T-16 spent another year striving toward unity and became successful in many areas within the club. They achieved success in the sports arena. Winning the B-team championship in football and placing second in softball, Sub T-16 continued its triumphant sports tradition. Even more important than victory, sports helped unify the club, creating bonds of brotherhood on and off the playing field. Service projects also played an important role in Sub T-16 . They hosted a charity softball tournament , which combined service to the community with fun and recreation. Activities Sub T-16 participated in this year included a hayride and a Christmas party. Sub T-16 preserved their brotherhood bond through devotionals . Together with Ko Jo Kai, they held devotionals eve1y other Tuesday night. Tim Ballard, Skipper of Sub T-16 said, "I'm glad to be a part of the tradition of Sub T. The great times , close friendships and the special memories will stay with us forever." --] amie Martin z -< :E ::.:: ~ 0 > 6 Robby Paul , Renee Alley and Eric Yarbrough take time out of their 6:i busy schedule to visit with each other. Sub T-16 was a men's social P Q club made up of close friends. Sub-T 16. 1st row: Jason Frederick, Jon Pulliam, Hany L Talbot III , Steve Smith , Ben Ellis, Paul French , David Ross, Tim Ballard. 2nd row: Robert Morris, Ka tie Morris , Autumn Bowen , Masc h e lli e Vanc leave , Kacy Underwood, Ja rrod Ca !Joway, Jay Adamson , Lany Weatherly, Guy Grady. 3rd row: Stephen Spears, Cody West , Chris Crowley, Jaydee Davis , Jon Lewis , Casey Smith, Chris Kauffman , Brent Goodwin . 4th row: Conan Tollett, Robert Johnson , Rob Grady, Kelly Martin, ~ Jeff Lane, Tom Boyle . 5th row: Robby Paul , u Na than Dabbs, Brad Jones, Lyle Dotson , :C 0 John Hormel, Jeff Jones , John Scott, David ~ Lutrell, Randy Reeves. e 184 Social Clubs o:l ~ :r: 0..
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