Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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S... i , In s. -aa., A M , . ,e,.....e 4.4, - .-. W- -s..Fsf'u fgvvffzsn ?9ftl'9?'li i::M.g 59 hm 51 The Junior Varsity girls had upsetting 8-8 record this year. with the exception ot Cherokee they came within a tew points ol winning their eight losses. The team was led by Shari Ackerly, Suzie Herb, and Kathy ,-,, ,.......- M-f--gm-r Hathcoat. The girls won both of the Christmas invitational games by defeating Marietta and Walton. Despite the 8-8 record, Coach Chandler said, I think we had a very good season. The girls worked well, as a team sould. During our losing games, the bench kept up the hopes of the girls playing. -Y I .,,.fi Q. 9 af' 1 B M 7 3 ri me 'sl ,ffm , ff!! . f-'f ,, , 'x , ,Z- ,,, Y X -+Q.....,..-.www MV lu 4 '-Q yu. ,,.,.f .,.. , 'V ,W 'V,' , ,,Vv ,X 1,5 ,,', , K ,,,fs'. ,, ,,,,,,W.,, . . N .MW Maw' W-ffm'-.,,,,n ff , 2 1zvf J'1' 4 Qli Lett: Patrick Demetrius contributed a lot to the team due to his heighth. Here, he shows exactly how high he can come to be. Middle: Putting in an easy layup, Sandy Boone waits for the ball to come through the net. Above: Foul shots make up a big part of the score. Kathy Hathcoat adds to the score by making her shot. Below: Front row from left: Leigh Edison, Kathy Hathcoat, Jennie Withrowg second row: Carri Scyphers, Sharon Hogan, Lora Tilley, Shari Ackerly, Wendy Key, Sandy Boone, Suzie Herb. J.V. Girls Scores McEachern 22 SHS 23 Willa 22 SHS 20 Wheeler 24 SHS 21 Douglas 17 SHS 34 Campbell 23 SHS 35 Cherokee 41 SHS 16 McEachern 13 SHS 37 Wills 24 SHS 23 Douglas 14 SHS 15 Campbell 37 SHS 36 Cherokee 53 SHS 19 Walton 28 SHS 35 Marietta 30 SHS 36 Wheeler 22 SHS 21 Marietta 27 SHS 42 73

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JUNIQR VARSITY BOYS AND GIRLS I ff-as--.f I A. li, T JV Boys Scores McEachern 23 SHS Wills 40 SHS Wheeler 40 SHS Douglas 30 SHS Campbell 45 SHS Cherokee 46 SHS Marietta 47 SHS McEachern 33 SHS Wills 31 SHS Wheeler 50 SHS Douglas 32 SHS Campbell 49 SHS Cherokee 52 SHS Marietta 62 SHS Top: Front row from left: Jeb Bell, Pat Jarvis, Shane Eller, Richard White, Jimmy Coar, David Goldberg, Neal Hollenbeck, Mike Carney. Back row: Rob Schuyler, Dennis Long, Ricky Franke, Patrick Demeterius, Larry White, Mark Haynes, Todd Byrd, Coach Johnny Caldwell. Above: SHOWN HERE DRIBBLING, so- phomore Eddie Curry contributed a lot to the junior varsity team before he was called up to the varsity team, Right: SOPHOMORES Suzie Herb follows up one of her shots that helped the junior varsity girls to a successful season. igitzaiqgad-r M . i A-,- ,-s - . fw, -f W- . 'nr' ,n weary, 'ag '-,we ' l. i W' D .. -.. The Junior' Varsity boys basketball team ended the season with an 8-6 record. The first eight games ot the season led to an astonishing 7-1 record. It looked as it they were going to the state tournament. The movements ol certain players to varsity dampened their hopes. From there the weight was pulled by Jimmy Coar, David Goldberg, and Ricky Franke. Coach Johnny Caldwell led the team again this year. This was one ot the beet J.V. squads I have ever coached, says Caldwell. Our record was not as good as I hoped but we worked like a good strong team. I was reel proud ot the boys this year. I

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FRESHMEN BOYS AND GIRLS Freshmen Boys Scores: McEachern SHS 36 Wills SHS 46 Walton SHS 33 Wheeler SHS 29 Douglas SHS 53 Campbell SHS 48 Cherokee SHS 48 Marietta SHS 34 McEachern SHS 58 Wills SHS 46 Wheeler SHS 45 Douglas SHS 40 Campbell SHS 46 Cherokee SHS forfeit South Cobb SHS 41 The uprising freshmen boys, under the usual reign of Terry Cadenhead, finished with one of the best seasons of any freshman team. The team ended with a 12-3 record under the leadership of Terrell Morris and George Seaman. Coach Cadenhead remarked about the season, It is the best talent I've seen since I have been here. Did they ever have talentl More than half the team ended with total points higher than forty. Terrell Morris was the leading scorer with a total of 148 points. George Seaman was the second leading scorer with 103 points. The third leading scorer was Tom White with 72 points. 74 Q, 5 E. I -, . ,.v.. ly, if xr - l, Xe-- 1-1: ii- -A A nu wi, is --1 I It is very difficult to replace such a good team as last years freshmen girls. The freshman girls this year had a very difficult time. Despite winning their first game by only one point, the freshmen girls were fairly good. Coach Sue Camp, said I think the girls showed a lot of improvement over the season. They started working together and really looked like a team. The freshmen girls team had a number of leaders. Mona Reece and Allison Reece were the two standouts. Mona, over the season, scored a total of 95 points. Allison was the second leading scorer with a total of 44 points.