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

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Soccer SOCCER ri f A Qt During a break in tbe action, George Lowery listen: .witb intensity to the Senior Andy Dormoi: kick: tbe ball down tbefield to ibe forwards. inrtrurtions of Coaeb Golovko. X - X any , V ar .W Q, l A ' .Tw Fil ,V -Sv-'J .X ei r ,,.,Q.,'i - 1-or ' i 'V , A ,H I ,f ' ,,,...,. , 4,-f if I - or f , I , - f , f' .. W, w. ,, , E , ,I Aj?er paxring tbe ball, Guy Breeze player fouls Greg Golovko. Members: Angel Cole, Sydney Decker, Greg Walden, Scott james Brough, Andy Dormis, john Hamilton, Greg Fisher, Neil Postlewaite, Brian McElhiney, Scott Rezek,jim Golovko, Glen LaFlomme, Brian DoLittle, George Lowry, Balcom, james Long, Scott Porter, Brent Hoskins, Mike Tim Foxhleff Hawkins, Brian Murray. Denton, Todd Edmiston, Matt McKinney, Christer Einvik, g ,

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Wiiglsocceni more x,.. 5 a- 4 A- Grit than ldck inthe , , grass , 5 'T- Members j,V.: Hoa Pham, Frank Morreale, Doug Crenshaw, jason Fitch, Brian Barnett, Chris Stromberg, David Seuzeneau, David Stillwagon, john janey, Sven jacobson, Kevin Glenn, Dang rr -X Sang, james Clark, Mike Gibson, jeff Coy, Sergio Diaz, james Shipley, Chris Hawkins, Chris Coun- tryman, Patrick White, Mike Muldoon. Tommy Winn, playing a great game defenxively, in- tercepts a par: intended jbr a Gub' Breeze center forum rd. While being rbared by a Tate dejiwzder, Brian MrElbiney :burger down tbefiela' inta rmringporition. Sport!