George Walton Comprehensive High School - Legend Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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ir life N -ui sit The Junior Varsity Baseball team had an outstanding year. Under the lead- ership of Coach Barry Russell, the Raiders finished out the season with a 7-4 record. Marc Patterson and Bob- by Schultz were among the team's elite players. The team's determina- tion and hard-work earned them the second place position in their region. A key game was the double-header against North Cobb where the Raid- ers swept both games. Additionally the team won all of their last six games to end the season on a winning note. A positive attitude and tremendous love for the game, made the season a suc- cess in the record book and also in the hearts of the players. .levi-' f,i5'7,gf.. Q ,pil 10 6. Allright! 7. Coach Wilkes watches intensely. 8. John Hunt makes a play. 9. Make that tag! 10. Defensive Strategy 11. Front Row: Brad Kehm, Sean Crockett, Wally Neil, David Do- mino, Paxton Cullpepper, Coley Smith, Brent Bellman, John Adkins, Danny De Lamater, Chris Rossetti Back Row: John Hunt, John Mullen, Burt Mosely, Keith Grunewald, Greg Henderson, Greg Magan, David Watson, Bobby Shultz, Mitch Doane, Darron Harrison, Mike Merlin, Mike Tarter, David Frye, Pat Jones, Marc Patterson. J .I ll El 'I L I V 7 l'l 'I L ll ll Y ll 0 T I1 JI C-4 C: E ca :U 4 :P nv F2 -A -4 no :1- CD cn no :D F' T O5 Q

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' .'0F'l'l!1 LL JUL 'Illll V1 RCIT It was an excellent year of developing and sharpening the skills of the junior varsity softball team. Coach Bowen and Coach Karl led the girls through some tough competition! The girls had great team spirit as well as atti- tude. The closeness of the team grew very strong as the season progressed and was evident in their perfor- mances. Some of the outstanding con- tributors were Maureen Cavenagh at shortstop, Stacey Bidwell, second base, and Karen Wilson as Left field- er. The Lady Raiders gained some ex- perience which will give them an edge on the competition next year. .ug-,,.,' if hi' i it V .. -fe, -t,r,., r ,O W , W, Nw, T V2 i 1. Jenny Maghan sprints for first base. 2. Maureen Cavanaugh hums the ball. 3. Coach Karl watches intensely. 4. Mau- reen Cavanaugh with a perfect batting stance. 5. Back Row: Coach Karl, Darla Carithers, Roneeka Behagen, D.J. Wit- tenburg, Melissa Hartley, Stacey Bid- well, Front Row: Wendy Whittenberg, Jenny Maghan, Karen Wilson, Sharity Busby, Maureen Cavanaugh, Elizabeth Sanders. ,rm -f aw'-we I ' 1 e .. 51,1 - . ir xt:.i,5 .. li 1. K2 Q5 f,,. - Miavf ' l , ' .. M I , i it K A ai. ,... , M. R , t - L ., as 1ml i 'fiK3'f'fff'r Q V g '9' F 'iff ,agp gk . . W.,-. 66-JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL

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CPIIIIT CONTINUEC VARSITY SOFTBALL alton's Var- sity Softball pro- EK gram begins ear- vl ly. With the onset Q of each new sea- son, players par- ticipate in Spring and Summer leagues to condi- tion their skills for the upcom- ing year. Returning Head Coach Montez Bowen had a challenging year. Talent was spread through-out the team Raiders a close 7-8 record. In 1987, the Raiders enjoyed a fun as well as challenging sea- son. Each year the team selects important players that helped them earn their victories. This year the Most Valuable Player award went to Jennifer Virant. Another award included in the ceremony is the Most Valuable Offensive Player. This years re- cipient was Bo Richardson. Al- though only a few key players are selected, other players also make large contributions to the team. Susan Fryer and Jennifer Hendlemen were among the top and such talent earned the players on the team. emit 68-VARSITY SOFTBALL