John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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' M Fw Reggie lsaac takes a patented shot at the basket. Unrelenting defense by the Braves contributed to their decisive win over Franklin Learning Center. Michael Dorsey concentrates on making the foul shot. Front Row: Reginald Isaac, George Yuille, Michael Dorsey, and Cedric Scott. Second Row: Kevin Fowler, James Dudley, Tony Wilson, Tony Stevenson, Ronald Heggs, Michael Graham, Head Coach John Dougherty, and George Coker. 'YYY 97

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ASKETBALL . Q.,. I The John Bartram High School Varsity Basketball Team reached a high level of success during the 1 984-85 season. They scored impressive wins over Episcopal Academy, Bishop McDevitt, Haverford School, Kensing- ton, Cardinal Dougherty, Roxborough, and German- town. Star Senior George Yuille estabished himself as a leading scorer in the Public League and paced the Braves in their early season successes. Michael Dorsey's rebounding and all-round sterling play were key ingredi- ents in the Braves' winning mix of speed and accuracy. The aggressive offense of Reggie Isaac and the unyield- ing defense of Tony Stevenson were also responsible for many an opponent's scoreboard embarrassment. ln an interview with Trailmarker reporters the Braves' outstanding head coach, Mr. John Dougherty, men- tioned the fact that this season, with not one person over seventeen years of age and several only sixteen, his team was one of the youngest in Bartram 's history. When asked to comment on his players, Mr. Dougherty said, They are all quality people who are a credit to themselves, their families, and their schools. Michael Dorsey, and Tony Stevenson confer with Coach Dougherty during a break in the game. Tony Wilson adds two more to the scoreboard. Senior Players: Front Row: George Yuille, Cedric Scott, and George Coker. Second Row: Michael Dorsey, Michael Graham, Kevin Fowler, Tony Stevenson, and James Dudley. 4i? '3'V HW?f22 WQYFKZWWEWW3iHWWZfW?553WtM5W?Ne.U'VSv1'V2,Zi XJ- ' 51' MJ ' X 't' t , w rn mt 1 X .i,, -V W. tw -, 'wx UMM it tw- ,- wtvt nw im mn -X iv 1 1 - W- . .c H , mega, J 96

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OCCER The Varsity Soccer Team ended its very successful season with a record of eleven wins and one loss. At the start of the season Coach Edward Tatoian let the players know that he thought they had the potential for winning their Division. Subsequently, with a combination of ef- fort, hard work, and excellent coaching, the team went on to become the Division Champions. Playing this year were eight outstanding seniors: Paul Thompson, Ancil Colteste, Neil Dunkley, Devon Goo- den, George Murray, Joe Walsh, Richard Blye, and Tan Nguyen. Ancil Colteste, nominated for All-Public, was the leading goal scorer. He was ably assisted by halt'- backs Tan Nguyen and Paul Thompson. Neil Dunkley and Devon Gooden also had their share of goals. Excel- lent defense was provided by goalkeeper George Mur- ray and fullbacks Joe Walsh, Richard Blye, Devon Anderson, and All-Public defenseman Paul Thompson. Coach Tatoian's sixteen years ot' coaching expertise was no small factor in bringing recognition to Bartram's soccer program. Neil Dunkley dribbles toward the opposition 's goal. , .....,,.,,. ,,,,.,..,..,, . ,... ,,,.,..,,,,,..,,,.,,... , A,,. , i.,,-.,.,,.,... , ,. . -, ..-A Goalie George Murray returns the ball to his teammates. Coach Tatoian discusses the game plan during a time-out. WET-lW5:: me :TM W c.'x'f'if..a 'fit-ur.-Nssfis-1Q5 wv:f12ii-'wh' QQ www 98 6 1