Christian Academy of Oak Cliff - Doulos Theos Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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hm My AFM- 1 , W' 'ff' '2Mim...cL-it Jimmy ?McCaleb 10 james Jplfgnson 11 Daron Brown B 15 Ron Hurley ffl. ,L.L 17 Gerald Womble lElTZ X9 g 20 Scott Johnson 24 Melerick Mitchell .lik 125 Mark Jordan, Mike Hogan Q Q33 Robert Walker 5 g Randy Johnston 'ooWo112P'L T ff Todd Miller Randy Sheffield , oooo Wade Scott oroo dr o Ray Edmondson odrd Udell Jasso f Darrell Potter Gordon Wombleg, 74 JW Bfowne 77 Jody Browne 79 Tom Webster 83 STATE The State finalists game took the team to Mart, Texas, where one team would walk away with the title of State Champs and the other a second place trophy. Early in the first half of the game, the Bobcats took the lead, Halftime the scor- eboard shined a dissapointing 7-0 Greenwood villages favor. With less than a minute to go in the State Cham- pionship game, the Cougars proved they had not given up yet. James johnson threw a 35 yard pass to Daron Brown for a touchdown. The Cougars then faked a kick and made the conversion for a final score of 20-8. Despite the dreams and hours of hard practice, the Cougars had fallen to the Bobcats. In state the team is ranked 42 but to Christian Academy the football team of '83 will always be re- membered as 41. C.A. GOES TO i.g Q Footballf55

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l if The last ame of the season against Be- verley Hils ended up in victory, which took the Cougars one step further and officially entered Christian Academy in the TAPS Division 2 State Playoffs. Red Oak hosted the playoff arne with the Parkview Pacers verses the mighty Christian Academy Cougars. Friday night November 11, at 7:30 the long awaited game began. Without knowledge of what the score- board would soon read, the Pacers lost the toss to the Cougars which gave the Dallas team an early advantage. Tension built up as the ball was kicked. Tom Webster took the ball to its place, in the endzone. Jimmy McCaleb placing the ball between the two posts added the ex- tra point to ive the Cougars a seven to zero lead andglater the victory once again was placed in the hands of Christian Academy. Sweat, guts and determination head the power-house of '83 to the state playoffs. Team Camptains were Senior's jay Browne, Mike Hogan, Robert Walker and Ronnie Hurley. 3 S jen? s SQ iii gg ,5-N' e X stss 1-7 K+ 3 - ,M c as .+.,. f..:, h . I ' '- - at Nh s If 5, :M gm I Q, T353 i 5 A A We -X. + 5- at - ' - S gg' iv-fl: , -M i' Y MW To W W eg, . if w, .. r M-1. 5 8 Y . in-xv' , -. iii ...M Y Oyi' . 12' - six ,- . ---s Q -. -Nr After the hard Q X Y ...g 'Sig work was done, E i'sie . ti T N A Q N . ' - the Cougars had taken themselves at , 9' even closer to that ultimate victory. -.. 54fPootball Quinlin scrimmage Beverly fl-lills A scrimmage Bethel Baptifsiti' g 6 'Lakehiill 1 ,s'i gg 36 Abilene Christian.- 6 19 'GfeenW00d,s.gzYi.llagg .,...,. 13 14 f ,..- I Cistercian C' A 38 7 'Tyler Street A 8 io Fort Worth Christianfg-50 -6 'Boles Home ,ff -,.- - tig. 16 lqz glgHeritage 1. f,., .,,,, . 18 if fifif' 3'Beverly Hills' 55' Jig, 34 Parkview Creenwoodi35!illage 20 8 'Conference Games State Playoff Games 5555 aw

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