Robertsdale High School - Robala Yearbook (Robertsdale, AL)

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A Turn For the Better! This year ' s Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ac- complished a number of firsts for the squad. They were the first squad to attend a cheer- leading camp which was held at West Florida University. They also placed first in the Homecoming Parade with their float. The head cheerleader was Kelly Breeden and Sta- cee Byrd was co-head. This year ' s sponser was Tanya Taylor. The J.V. Cheerleaders were from top: Emma Campbell. Kelley Breeden. Jan Larrlmare. Lisa (iiles. Lenora Foley, Stephanie Fountain, Stacee Bvrd. and Regina Boykin. Here the cheerleaders are shown in one of many forma- tions. The cheerleaders show off the float that won them first place in the Homecoming Parade. One extra activity the cheerleaders participated in was selling programs at the football games. J. . Cheerleaders — 45

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You Can ' t Win ' em All!! This year ' s Junior Varsity football team, coached by Bobby Boswell, experienced a bet- ter season than last year, but not as good as hoped for. They finished the season with a record of two wins and three losses. Also, three outstanding players made the All-County Team. They were Frank Trough, Michael Grubs, and Trey Koons. Crandall Horton shoHs off his running ability as he turns upOeld. This year ' s (earn included from bottom: Michael McDan- iel. Tony W aters, Joey Cameron, Tony Mitchell, Victor Little, Mark Taylor, Frank Trough, Jamie Farmer, Shawn Legrone, Michael Grubs, Joey Sharp, Chris Sturma, Da id Stallworth, Randy Rushing, Phillip Weaver, Jonathon Wells, Trey Koons, John Sharrettes, Tony Smith, Wade BrcHton, Crandall Horton, Darren Green, Johnny Threatt, and Michael Bill. Jamie Farmer exhibits a great move that helped him be- come the hero in the game against . ha. Quarterback Frank Trough looks for an opening as he runs the ball. 44— J.V. Football

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Girl Netters Place Second in Region Fight Team Fight! That ' s what this years ' volleyball team seemed to do all sea- son. Each game was thrilling combat. Ev- ery year girls sports get thougher than pre- vious years. This was certainly true for the girl netters. A lot of talent and determina- tion was displayed throughout their season. The girls also shared a mutual togetherness that brought them close to the number one spot in the 3-A Regional tournament. The team fought hard but fell to an agonizingly close defeat to Julius T. Wrights, leaving them in second place. Senior players were Leigh Childress, Tammy PuUiam, Manky McKaw, Carol Kostelecky, and Denita Huggins. Harriet Spence coached the team this year. Senior Tammy Pulliam bumps the ball over the net. The 1983 Team: Wendy Langley, Jenny Plato, Bobbie Van Iderstine, Rhonda Lakip, Gvven . ndrews, Leigh Childress, Tammy Pulliam, Malissa W ise, Carol Kos- telecky, Denita Huggins, Monique Boykin, Coach Spence, Danette Richerson, Felica Valerie. Manky McKaw, Theresa Schreck, and Janelle Day 46 — Varsity Volleyball