Trinity Heights Christian Academy - Aquila Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Scott Tobey-Sr. Jeff Luce-Sr. 5 l C3 BC wer pro Sc Allu Randy Murph y-Sr. Seniors Fourteen special people led our Eagle team this year. They are lled Seniors. These Seniors played a key role in the complishments that were made The were reat leaders and Ol Jeff 86 ' Y 8' e determined to reach their common goak state. These ud players are: Larry Janes. Mark Lambert, Steve McClure, t Tobey. Rusty Pipes, Randy Murphy, Da vid Warner, Mark ms, Ron Gipson, Tim Adgate, Chris Spain, Mike McDowelL Luce, Malcolm Kahre. We 're going to miss you next year! Mark Lambert-Sr.

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The 82-83 Freshmen of the Eagle team redefined the name Freshmen. Their hard work and determination distin- guish them as the future leaders of the Eagle Football Team. They are: left to right front row, Chad Oswald, Darrell Gorman Chip Calhoun, back row, Brady White, David Corley Gm Chris Spain-Sr. Frm Adga te-Sr. Da vid Warner-Sr. 85

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Larry .lanes-Sr. Managers Managers for the Eagle Team were Brian Hauser, Chris Gor- man and David McCartney. All three worked extra hard to help both the players and coaches. There help and sup- 'port were greatly appreciated. A Very Special Thanks to Man- agers of 82-83 for doing a job well done. State Bound Summer time is usually a time for rest, relaxation, or just having fun. But for the Eagle Football team it meant long hours of practice in the scorching sun. Twice a day all the players met at the school. From 4:00 to 6:30 and 8.00 to IG3O they ran the exhausting wind sprints and went over each play until it was perfect. That took Dedication, for most of their friends were either sleeping or spending their time at the lake. However, all the hard work payed off when the Eagle team advanced to state. It was rumored that this year 's team would probably not even go to the playoffs. However, that was not to be the case. There were I4 guys on the team that were determined to make this season one that the people of Trinity Heights would Never for- get. A few years ago the Juniors and Seniors of this year were also the same players that went undefeated when they were in 7th and 8th grade. Since then they have improved remarkably. The weeks of summer practice passed slowly but soon school was to start. The dreaded morning practice was to be no more. the 5-Star Jamboree, held at Cedar Creek, atgwhich our oppo- nents PDA and Glenbrook turned out to be a little less than some people anticipated. The season then started. Everything started off with a bang. First, First Baptist, then Riverdale and Claiborne. Glenbrook was to be next. The rivalry that had built up since a former coach, Chuck Kelly had left THCA to become Head Coach at Glenbrook was one that the team was looking forward to. Especially since the cheerleaders put a sign to hang on the side of the bus that read, Coach Cupcake's Crew. That was not to be the only satisfaction they were to have. With the record 4 and Q the Eagles soon made it 5 and O by defeating Briarfield. The dreaded PDA game was not to be so feared after all. For the first time in 3 years the Eagles were victorious! This game made headlines for days. 7 and O? 87