Woodward Academy - Phoenix Yearbook (College Park, GA)

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lIOfSwimming Adams And , Brumb y Pro vide Able Leadership! Coach Robert Adams, the new coach of the Academy Swimming team, ac- quired several top swimmers such as Bill Longino, Bill Crumbley, Andy Nuss. Cindy Hill, Anne Alderman, Susan Jus- tice, and Rosie Gomez. Honors acquired by teams members included: Bill Longinof Holds high school record for mens' 400 free style QI5-I8 year oldsj, holds high school re- cord for 200 free style for state of Georgia, is Georgia All Star, is in the top sixteen male swimmers in l00 free style in the United States, was All American at the National High School Championship in California in the 200 free style and the l00 free style. Andy Nuss and Bill Crumbley: part of the 400 free style relay in All American. Cindy Hill: High point trophy at the Griffin Invitational, is a Georgia All Star, holds 400 free style state record along with Susan Justice. Susan Justice: holds 400 free style state record along with Cindy Hill, is Georgia All Star. Andy Nuss: Member of 400 free style relay state record holder team, Georgia All Star. Coach Adams was anticipating Bill Crumbley to go to the nationals in backstroke and Bill Longino to go again in the free style. He was looking for Cindy Hill to win the state meet in the I00 fly and for Susan Justice to win the I00 breaststroke in the state. Bruce Fetterman and Ronnie Sharp were new additions along with Steve Hooten. Captains of the Boys' team were Bill Crumbley and Bill Longino. Anne Alderman was captain of the girls' team and swam in the backstroke medley. jim? wg-E WAS C, .iit 5 Tfffiblf f , ' , 10 ff K 'C .sfv ye f :N H, ! - - 4 f f f' , Milf, M I, 1' f ' ,tyi f if ' 1 C A' , M

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iizfvaiieybaii Volleyball: Voluptuous Vipers The Class of '78 produced a victor- ious girls' volleyball team consisting of eight seniors: Teresa Lopez, Lil Davis, Katie Meloy, Temple Thomas CSports Editor of the Phoenixj, Angela Morris. Patricia Jones, Tess Shell, and Carol Bazemore. The team was advised by their spirited and determined coach Mrs. Claire Phillips-Adams. Carolyn Barker served as manager. The team had an impressive I2-2 season. The girls suffered only two defeats both of which were to arch rival West- minster. The team also hosted the first invi- tational volleyball tournament in the Atlanta area. The squad spent six grueling hours conquering the first place trophy. To defend the Aca- demy's honor, the Eagles defeated the Westminster Wildcats near the end of the tournament. Honors went to Ter- esa Lopez, most valuable players Lil Da- vis, most spirited player, Katie Meloy, best controlled bump, Temple Thomas, best improved player, Angela Morris. best server, Patricia Jones, most intel- lectual player, and Tess Shell, Rookie. We all tried Mr. Al Bity's Victory Laps Who's Volleyball? - Where did it go? One on One. ,ft ,jf 'Nr R, . X nf' , 19-gff'--'. I g XM f' wma , Sw, 3 ' -ALAL