Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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J.V. HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASDN , LQ S ' f f . .a-5. .. ..,. ,. k af ' ... M.-fw -f 4 . ,Vw wa . ff , r ' an i ll l l nf 3 , . f X Fa. ii, f... I twiki if ll . I g C Y f ' gf, r ' ef' ,, -wat .Q , is M. , ,, X , rf f ' , . -me gl. 4 . , as f.. . , . aka. . . . . A Q .,- A A 3 f M4 4 f JM, K ,4nvum,WW,w..A ., lwifffttff af, Z' J- T, iwffgwif Ni V 6 fi I I , -I. , wg? 1 I I Mx? 137 1 ...yr li'f,Q,z'v.MalQ,f,v fQffQ!5fa..2', . . .fl ,J , 5' ' 4 W' wThe 1980 Junior Varsity Yellow Jackets from left, first llrowz S. Eller, M. Turner, T. Reynolds, C. McAteer, S. 'Long, R. Siepio, D. Auld, P. Reardigan, W. Chamlee, S. Dionne, F. Connor, R. Mayes, second row: R. Bardin, B. Marshall, M. Lowrance, S. Allison, J. Edgemon, S. Kavadellas, R. Watson, G. Bomiesl, J. Pucci, S. Siegel, D. Cutcliff, B. Crock, P. Jarvis, T. Burnham, B. Noojin, T. Smith, third row: Glen Grumbien, D. Simmons, D. Wilson, S. Watts, M Wilson, R. Nix, E. Pointer, C. Fann, W. Hollingshed R. Cain, C. Watson, B. Leonard, D. Lyke, H. Dover, T. Reinagle, E. Boyd, W. Cowart, fourth row: J Winkles, B. Harmon, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Burton, B. Burham, H. Bradford, L. White, M. Carney, S Vetromile, S. Smith, S. Plenzick, R. Hunter, M Westbrook, E. Wallis, K. Bobo, T. Byrd. Above left: PROTECTED BY Mike Carney and Other guards, quarterback Hal Bradford begins to find a hole in the line to rush up the field. Above: THIS YEAR'S J.V. team was a great team to represent the school.' They demonstrated unique ability in their pass, rushing and goal plays. Coach Frasier described the season, as very successful. Coach Kellar, Coach Frasier and Coach Reynolds did a great job. 53

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- I-1 ' H 5 ' l bf -1- 1 ' Q C C Top: LINEBACKER Chuck Fann led the junior Jackets ID sacks against the opposition, Only titty-six points were allowed to be gained by the defensive line. Above right, AN AVERAGE of seventy-one yards were passed by Hal Bradford. A sophomore. he also sent the running backs toward the goals lor eighty-one yards per game. Above EDDlE BOYD and Alan Martln were just a lew of the outstanding players on the J V team this year 52 I ' rf f North Cobb SHS Walton SHS McEachern SHS Wheeler SHS Wills SHS Campbell SHS South Cobb SHS i 9 -ws.-1' They were a fine group 0 young men and I'm looking forwarr to seeing them on the Varsity tean next year. commented Coach Dill Reynolds. The 1980 Junior Varllll Jackets spent a good seasol battling many tough opponents. The season started oft withl grueling victory over North Cobb Taking on Walton and McEachs!l1 the junior Jackets swept the colin! with definite triumphs. Coach Fr! sier described the J.V. as one oltll best teams Sprayberry has had Int long time. The end ol the season Ml three more defeats for the J-l Jackets.

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l I BABY JACKETS PUT UP A MEAN FIGHT iv - rd: w -Lv A QP 1 f ' ' --2-t:.:a-S 'Ka -rg , . qu 'a-ff' ,..:- I wi w - ,' L5 . .-un, .A -.n,:?'7fff.h' Q. V . . Q . 'hw '5'm,,,4, 5 I l - if 4 I i M' 'T' -ng. i. f' X it Q .. i . '-'L .i ' ' 4 'r I X f '- ' , vqx' V...- 5 tv 'f- .,,. in-' . - .ig4':5gSrg.,f V -. Q 'vw .st N 77' 'vas -.. .,'. l Top left: FOOTBALL lSN'T JUST PLAYING the game: it's also exercising and getting in shape, as Darran Cochran demonstrates. Darran played free safety for the 1980 freshman football team. Top right: WATCHING INTENTLY from the sidelines is Coach Edwin Hutcherson. Coach Hutcherson helped the baby Jackets through a number of tough games as freshman defensive coach. Above: OUARTERBACK DAVID CHILDRESS and center Steve Rogers get ready for offensive play. Steve Rogers also played Jacket guard. Flight: WHEN DAVID CHILDHESS wasn't playing quarterback, he showed his versatility by playing defensive corner back. 54 The freshman football team ended their season this year with three wins and tour losses. The team started out weak hitters, but by the middle of the season they were really coming on, says coach Hutcherson. The teams that we played knew that they had played their toughest game against us. All of the defensive players were outstanding in their own way but Rick Odle was a stand-out. The coaches said that he was the most outstanding defensive player because he was a leader and a consistent player. The most outstanding offensive player, the coaches feel, was Darryl Holliday. Coach Hutcherson said, He was the most talented runner we had and should be a good asset to the Varsity team in the future. 'n -4 .I 1 I rw, .150 -1.4 ' 'Z I 4 1' ? L '19s 4 'Hb .vp h d' .f r HQ' Y Lf-'ia J g ' . H s I O .,, -- .ff -Qru 'U'-H-Q ill