Richard Winn Academy - Aerie Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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David Goudelock checks to see that the official agrees that he has gotten into the endzone against Thornwell. RWA went on to win the game 47-7. Varsity Football Cheerleaders from top: Teri Barefield, Carla Lewis, Beth Douglass, Elliott Nicholson, Allyson Sanders, Gina Robinson, Jennifer Lub- ic, and Elizabeth Elledge. David Scott (62) and Paul Gardner (3) show the Eagles strength on defense in their 35-0 smearing of Catawba. Brad Brantley and Benny Clowney whoop it up after the Eagles dominated Catawba 35-0 in a game interrupted by a thunderstorm. SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL 23

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Eagles Reap Individual Honors Before the season, many people doubted the Eagles' ability, but dedication, enthusiasm, and togetherness earned them a record of 8-2. All-Conference players David Goudelock, Brad Brantley, Todd Childers, Paul Gardner, Mack John- son, Paul Patrick, David Scotland Rion Burley all played a major role in the team's success.The team was lead by Ernie Hughes who was named Conference Coach of the year. The Eagles dominated their first four opponents: King, Sloan, Catawba, and Hol- ly Hill. Hot only did they win, but held each opposing team to under 7 points. For the next game, the Eagles trav- elled to Orangeburg where they chal- lenged the Orangeburg Prep Indians and slid by them 21-19. This no doubt may be termed the most exciting game of the sea- son. The Eagles went on to beat Calhoun and Thornwell by scores of 47-7 and 54-14 respectively. Their winning streak was broken when the Eagles were halted by the Stallions from Williamsburg. The game was score- less until early in the fourth quarter. Be- cause of the many mistakes made by RWA, Williamsburg edged by with a 6-0 victory. The homecoming game was another nice victory with a score of 25-15 over the Cavaliers of Robert E, Lee from Bishopville. The Eagles ended the 1987 football season with a 15-14 loss to Jefferson Davis. Unfortunately the Eagles didn't qualify for the play-offs due to a complicated point system. By Kay Gustafson The 1987 Varsity Football Team (1st Row) Bubba Surratt, Benny Clowney, Randy Wilkes, Ray Barrineau, David Albert, Hank Harrison; (2nd Row) manager Jason Robinson; John Spencer, Heath Cope, David Goudelock, Brad Douglas, George King, Brad Brantley, Guerry Hensley, manager Bill Dove; (3rd Row) Freddie Glenn, coaches Ernie Hughes, D Melton, Randy Stogner; manager Brian Bonds; Paul Patrick; (4th Row) Jody Wingard, Rion Burley, Mack Johnson, Doug Raley, David Scott, Todd Childers, and Paul Gardner. 22 SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL

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Christopher Bass comes from behind to halt Long Cane's running back. JV Football is where it all begins! Coach D. Melton gives instructions to the younger players during time out at Robert E. Lee. JV Football Cheerleaders: (Ground) Keliegh Hughes,- (2nd Row) nicki Humphries, Emily Black, Mary Paul Bonds; (Top Row) Hannah Rambo, Michelle Davis, Jane Blair Rabb, and Paige Renwick. 24 SPORTS JV FOOTBALL