Southwest High School - Spirit Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Proud Pats!! Hard work, determination, and pure tal- ent were the key ingredients to the softball tearn's winning season, and the girls were awarded accordingly. Two sophomores, Shannon Huskins and Tara Hall , were selected as members of the All-Middle Geor- gia Softball Team. Pam Still, Melinda Hopper, Laura Justice, Jill Johnson, Lisa Howard, and Anne McCrary re- ceived Honorable Mention. At the Awards Banquet Most Valuable Player was Laura Justice for her consistent over-all perfor- mance. Lisa Howard and Shannon Hus- kins received Coaches' Awards because of their dedication, both on the field and in the classroom. Their tremendous accomplish- ments and outstanding achievements prove that practice does make perfect, and hard work does pay off! TOP, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Tara Hall sprints to second, trying to beat the throw, Awards presented to players at the banquet. Three girls honored for their tremendous achievements. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tara Hall retreats to the dugout after a hard inning behind the plate, Pam Still tosses a few before the game. Shannon Huskins receives the Coaches Award. Annie McCrary receives her varsity letter and patch. 1-Q-. .-Wg, .S'4,F+ff 24 So tball 'fb 'ala if'

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Q V' i 'Q ag. 5 T45 L 3 ff f if W ig 8' T f ,N was Impressive! The 1988 Lady Patriots had another im- pressive season, directed by Albert Sharpe, Eddie Ashley, and Iris Hill. They were a hardworking team full of determination, fin- ishing the year 14-7. The players always showed courage, sportsmanship, and a keen desire to win. Throughout the year the team was led by many gifted young players. Stephanie Walker averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game as she led the team to victory. Great seasons were turned in by other players such as Larita Knight, Lisa Howard, and Angela Williams. TOP, LEFT T0 RIGHT: The Varsity Girls' Basketball Team, Kneeling: A. WiUiams, O, Blackmon, D. jones, T, Smith, L. Harvey, L. Howard. Slanding: Asst. Coach l. Hill, Asst. Coach W. Goclsby, C. Causey, L. Knight, L. Sandifer, S, Walker, Asst. Coach E, Ashley, Head Coach A. Sharpe, Manager V. Dixon, Lisa Howard brings the ball down court. Angela Wfilliams tries to run the ball down. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debra Collins takes it to the hoop. Olicia Blackman looks over the court. Stephanie Walker dribbles past a defender. Angela WiUiams sets up some defense. W E ..:m1w..i, SWS - i m s gg! if , A 7 3 , K,-Leu. , ! , ij. xml Y iw an - A , N , LV g 4 Kay , ff I a M V , sf L : 1 , A Q liyp eng, Q if , W ix . p es 1 A A ff.e5fQ fie ' Z ' 1 ' ' ff le-el' -4 . ' IL... ,. .. x-15' 1 , e,'. fin 4..- 5 K J.: MMQQEQS 26 - Girls' Varsity Basketball Af . s ggyfv : 4 1 -1 1