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

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ttrt 1 A I J I 1 L it 1 1 'I 'I 1 l When asked about this season, head 73 !h T70 coach Bucky Boozer said, There were no easy games this year. The way the regions are split up, our re- fljf X he Boys Varsity gion is a very tough one.', Even with ' 'G Soccer team gOt 8 the difficult region, Coach Boozer 'JJ l kick out of their sea- and assistant coach, Brad Smith, led ' son! They had little a great Walton team. Senior Paul if g J trouble living up to Freese also had an excellent year as the state title they had captured the pre- vious year. Walton e was the team to beat, but the Raiders out did their competition and claimed the re- gion title. Walton edged out Wheeler in the region Championship, and they con- tinued in the tournament until they were defeated by Redan in the state quarter finals. 1 L ,J .L , X the goal keeper. Junior Brad LaRue was named the teamls Best Stricker. Shad Santee led the team in scoring and was named the season's Most Valuable Player. Richard Terrell earned Best Mid-Fielder, while Mike Cash was awarded Best De- fender. The Coaches Award went to Robbie Hutto. 1. Front Row: Mike Fey, Payman Deljoo, Chris Keller, Trey Velco, Greg George, Brandon Burns, Scott Dugan, Brad LaRue, Richard Terrell, Tim Nale, Sean Jackson, Grayson Torbush Back Row: Coach Bucky Boozer, Grover Thomas, Chris Barbic, Justin Marshall, Robbie s s Hutto, Mike Kash, Shad Santee, Eddie Q Bodiford, Sean Adams, Jami Mann, Bil- ly Hines, Russ Watley, Paul Freeze, Coach Brad Smith 2. Coach Smith tries to reason with Shad. 3. Good form Greg George! 4. Pay attention guys! 5. Russ , Whatley practices hard. 6. Brad LaRue's game face. 7. Good team spirit! 8. Get ready-here I come! 9. Throw the ball Scott Dugan. 10. Shad Santee says, Punch Him 11. Look out rt9! 12. What anticipation! 13. Good save Paul Freeze! 14. Do those drills! ...wr- ,,.- -P 'J-'T

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TEAM F011 XLL TIMES V.GlllL.' CUCCER he first kickoff of the 1987 Varsity X Girls Soccer began a season filled with ex- citing games and 1 many victories. Coach Seigal saw the girls triumph in the 1987 season and watched them devel- op as a teamg The sense of teamwork and togetherness was the principle factor in the team's success. The sister team combination of Tara and Leslie Suder brought the team even closer. The girls' immense drive and soccer expertise 722 9 ,f ,f f . 2 A f f R a f? f Ii XASNV - - if pu 3 as Q E X . , 3 helped them defeat Lovett, a team which has always given Walton a tough workout. The games definitely got more ex- citing and one could tell that the players were getting better. Two of the outstanding players, Leslie Suder and Erin Johnson, received soccer scholarships and proved that Walton soccer really pays! Everyone is looking forward to observing the skill and prowress of the Varsity Girl's Soccer team. 5 f f X 'N i . SN NV' S ' 9 iXix.xSQtft5i 5 I . . S ...u - 1 1. Throw it quick 2. Back Row: Coach Siegal, Lynn Heath, Susan Belmonte, Michelle Benak, Melinda Marland, Lau- ra Kalember, Julie Butler, Leslie Suder, Crista Olden Front Row: Erica Marble, J .J . Kane, Jeromie Keene, Aileen Foster, Tara Suder, Catherine Matheson, Tricia Eckert, Erin Johnson 3. The Sud sisters 4. Lookin' good 5. Coach Seigal discuss- ing game strategies 6. Tricia saves the ball 7. Nice pants Leslie 8. Great form! 9. What are you kicking Julie? 10. Knock her down. 11. Go Raiders! 12. Julie is looking tough. 13. What is the look for Erica? . 94-GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER Q-i':r'f'+