Booker T Washington High School - Graffiti Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Playing To Win HS0mething is going to happen at Washington. We may lose some games . . . but we are a sleep- ing giant. We will win.', Words spoken by first season Wildcat Jimmy Nichols. After losing 3 of their first 4 games, the Wildcats were invincible. Losing those games only sparked their determina- tion. The winning began with Woodham's defeat. The New Attitudei' worked against area teams. Nichols set goals to improve each practice and to ensure a district win. His five goals were to im- prove after each practice and gameg to become a team and a familyg to have a winning season, to beat Woodham and Tate, and to win the district championship. The Wildcats made the goals come true, no more dreaming. The new ,Cats had an explosive defense, a sound offense, and a strong kicking game. Senior Greg Golovko kept the opponents starting on the 2, 16, and 8 yard lines by his long punts. Hard- hitting Chris Truitt led the defense as his key tackles led to the turnover of the ball. Guard Dave Brooks pushed the 'Cats closer to the goal line. Chris Tolbert with 852 yards on 160 carries and 13 touchdowns used his speed and multiple talents to push the score higher. Eddie Riley averaging over 5 yards per carry helped to make key plays and to keep the ball and clock ticking. Through the dirt, sweat, anxious moments, and wins and losses, all the players led the ,Cats to the District Competi- tion against Mosley. From the beginning of the game, Mosley was frightened. The eight buses thatjourneyed the two hours drew a sudden hush from the Dolphin crowd as they filled the stands with the color of loud and proud gold. The Cat Attackv sign foreshadowed the victory. ln the first quarter, Ben Howze set up the first and only touchdown of the game. From there on, it was a defensive battle. Chris Tolbert, Chris Truitt, and Corey Moultry kept Mosleyfs run- ning backs and receivers from moving the ball. Philip Hicks sacked the quarterback late in the game on a 3rd down to force a punt. Greg Golovko made a 40 yard field goal to make the score 10-0. The Wildcats fought and clawed the Dolphins all night. As the game ended, victory filled the air. The Wildcats had captured the District Crown! The football players danced and lifted Coach Nichols on their shoulders as the crowd screamed . . . and yelled . . . and screamed with the exuberant joy of victory the first district win in 15 years. - Sarabeth Thomas Eight bus loads of fans intimidate the Celebrating their district win over 3 Mosley crowd. 400 students traveled Mosley, the team waits for Coach T A y .Af ri.. -s -4 112 miles to see the 'Cats win district. Nichols to give his closing remarks. 166 Vanity Football