Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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SEASON uv BUYS HAVE DISAPPOINTING The junior varsity baseball team ended the season with a 5-8 record. At the end of the season they pulled out two much needed wins by defeating Campbell and South Cobb. The team was led by the strong bat of Tim Reinagle who was batting over .600 midway through the season. Tim ended the season with a .473 batting average. Skip Johnston had the second highest average at .392. John Jennings who was the best defensive player was moved up to varsity because of his hitting and fielding. Osborne SHS Osborne SHS Pebblebrook SHS Campbell SHS McEachern SHS Wills SHS Wheeler SHS Walton SHS Litha Springs SHS Wills SHS North Cobb SHS Campbell SHS South Cobb SHS Win-Loss Record 5-8 V M. 5 . I ,Q lfLiQ,.:' I -1W.T,?2.f,J,: ' ,247 S 4 S .W . .mi A ff A ,g,,g,,g,' 'x.l,'1 - M gg mf. Y, 11:70 Q 'jg ' Mfg ,gi is .f'fff,.x 'ji 3' 'flw ,f:'Al fy1'f'fff. 7.757-Ol if ' ' V .' F ' ,A , ' I, ,,f,.'1- 'X Q. :ev N V' -'M ,M f h ., - . nf' 1 '.,'i-nl, 1 ,, - - ,pa 6 Ar y y, -V i i ,gs,, , j4':25 My J f .Ii . . 1 . f ',. 9 ' .gl , ', 'f -: ' - I , 1- J- A 5 1 ,, S , ' W --ft '- -si: 7, .- 1 I f 1 ., . f - ' - - . 1,.,,,w.,, A . if V35 A My M, I 2 'f X -. e fr' I f . 4' ' . , - Q b f l V, ' .f N, fe. - f ' . '4 3.5 - V ' ra ' lf' i' 3 'VWV l . ,' 41 WA , . 311 Q I ,,.. ,E . I I- in . ,, 2 ,, . fs 1-,gal :M Q ' .. ,sg . I 5' 2. - .. I ' N . v ,, 11.- if ' '- , . . . , , ,, f , .f f ' , , , , f if H t ' if. '.vf- ,',, I W I f ,,.. 1 , .,., ff ,yyampqrifdwfff f -- z H ...- 7 . X , - V 721- ,. ,, ,,V,A - .ji f, f .,., ,,,, 1 -A-' ' Top: First row from left: Pat Jarvis, Darin Newton, Greg Crawford, Tommy Chadwick, Greg Santini, Johnny Chadwick, Jimmy Crantrell, Scott Dione, Mike Novak, Cliff Phillips. Second row from left: Chris Hulsey, Rodney Smull, Gene Osborne, Skip Johnston, Tim Reinagle, Thom White, Brad Hooper, Harold McLemore, Scott Minter, John Jennings. Left: PITCHER RICKY FRANKE came from the varsity bench this year to help the junior jackets pick up a win against Campbell. Above: MIKE NOVAK normally led off the batting order and his .374 batting average is the reason he stayed there. Far left: PITCHING IS A BIG ASSET to any baseball team. The 1981 pitching staff had one of the lowest E.R.A.'s in the region. Jimmy Cantrell had the lowest E.Fl.A. on the team, 1.74. 83

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Top: FINDING OUT HOW FAR they could go, TAKING IT T0 THE TOP Losing only to the top three teams in the county, the Varsity soccer team eyed a position in the tournament. Coach Rhyne said that their chances were pretty good if they did not slack off against their opponents in the final games. The spring break held the team in expectation. The position of the team surprised the members. Said Coach Rhyne, I feel we played pretty good ball and we didn't expect to go that far. Some of the highlights of the season include outstanding performances by high scoring Winn Pennington and Robbie Davis who played offensive and defensive in the midfield. The team had a good, consistent goalie, David Are, and let few get by but the errors never cost the team the game. The aggressiveness of the team pushed them into a position that saw the tournament and possible championship on the horizon. Although the season was not the best, Coach Rhyne said of the season, lt was up and down but we seemed to play better against the good teams. McEachern 1 SHS Campbell 1 SHS Wheeler 3 SHS Pebblebrook 0 SHS North Cobb 4 SHS Wills 1 SHS Marietta 0 SHS Walton 3 SHS South Cobb 0 SHS Osborne SHS 84 ..,g,1f3v'i.. . C , W. A .Ulla 'q,bg.,,,,L,..f,.:w.. ..,- sf . 'A' a 'f ,M I ,, wg.. -wt in an ,1- Q us. T ', T . Q 4'li. 1 ' 1 the Varsity soccer Jackets pushed along with their own unique kind of aggressive- ness. David Simmons traps the ball as Mark Farmer moves in for the assist. Above: THE HIGHEST SCORER, Winn Pennington puts in another of the thirty-four plus goals for the Jackets. Right: STARTING THE SEASON OFF with a strong positioning, Doug Jackson broke a collar bone during the game against Wheeler. Doug attempted a comeback against South Cobb. Below: SPIRIT WAS NEVER WANING of the Varsity soccer team. They saw the tour- nament on the horizon and plunged after it with a 6-3 record before the final game against Osborne. 510 u J'