Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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ABOVE: Coach Mike O'Brien goes over a play with Greg Talley, Kenny Rose, and B. J. Mason TOP LEFT: Innis Davis. Coach Nick Hyder. Matthew Butler, Guy Belue, and Coaches Bolton and O'Brien get set to finish the fourth quarter against South West of Ma- con TOP EIGHT: Quarterback Greg Talley. Jodie Sprenkle. Ben Lane, Troy Wells, and Kenny Rose take a breather on the sidelines. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach O'Brien talks with B.J Mason. Andy Rykard. and Jackie Morgan as they come off the field BOTTOM RIGHT: Coaches Hyder and O'Brien discuss a play with B. J. Mason Photos by Garner Walker 24

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Saturday. Nov. 2 1-MileFunRun SK Road Race Tennis Tournament Racquetball Tournament Wallyball Tournament 10 a m VSC Baseball Exhibition VSC Art Gallery Exhibition VSC Homecoming Parade Bishop College vs VSC Football 10 a m 10 a m II 30a m 2pm Monday. Nov. 4 Winnersville Parade Hall Of Fame Banquet Spm 7 30 pm Tuesday. Nov S Youth Football Semifinals VSC Jazz Ensemble Presentation 8 15pm Wednesday. Nov ( Bosses A Secretaries Coffee Break Chris Makes Winners Rally 9 30a m 7 30pm Thursday. Nov 1 Golf Tournament Youth Football Championship Benefit Skate Football Pep Rallies U S Air Force Jazz Ensemble Friday. No» X Valdnotii vs Ixmmles Football 2pm 7 p in 7pm 7.30 p m 8 IS p m 8pm ABOVE LEFT: Running back. Tony Manghram. gains valuable yardage against the Lowndes Vikings during the Winnersville Classic football game LEFT CENTER: Valdosta High School cheerleaders Stephanie Culverhouse and Wendy Connell lead off the Winnersville Clas- sic Parade LEFT: Valdosta High Quarterback. Greg Talley, sets up for a pass while Troy Wells blocks Lowndes players. 23

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Game Showcases Young Talent On Friday. March 15, the Wildcats met South West of Macon in an an- nual game that marks the end of spring practice. The Cats handled the Patriots easily, coming away with a 41-0 victory. A tough Patriot defensive line forced the Cats to go to the air in- stead of using a traditional ground attack. The Valdosta passing game was effective with Greg Talley throwing for 138 yards and three touchdowns, Early scoring allowed many new players to see action on the field making the spring game a show- case for young talent. ABOVE: Ottis Conaway and Michael Tolbert participate in the spring game with South West of Macon The Wildcats won 41-0. LEFT: Football cheerleaders Tracy Osborne. Laura Smith. Christy Stabell. Stephanie Culver- house. and Lynn Stuart cheer for the Cats. 25